17 Results: New & Used in Plants in Hunchy 4555, QLD

Lovely tea, or in cooking.

chizolobium parahybum (tower tree) fast growing, up to 30metres. This is an amazing fast growing tree (more than 5m in 18 months, with a trunk 20cm wide) - hence the name "mile a minute". It is a pioneer species used for reforestation, and makes a great start to creating your own rainforest.lovely yellow flowers in spring. Seeds also avail for postage, $5 each

Great ground cover for any area, shade or sun. Succulent, semi-creeping perennial. Needs a protected place from winds, heavy rain. Likes a warm, moist area. Leaves can be chopped up and added to bean dishes, soups and casseroles to give a mixed herb flavour. Chew a leaf for sore throat and coughs. Make a tea for bronchitis, asthma and coughs, and to induce sleep. A leaf can been rubbed or laid on the forehead, to relieve headaches

Great ground cover for sunny areas.

2 pups for $25..gorgeous colour. Full sun

Lovely fragrance. Likes sunny spot.

Anise used for its leaves for tea, or salad. Seeds are used in baking/cooking. Anise plants need full sun and well-drained soil. Directly sow the seed into a prepared seed bed that is free of weeds, roots and other debris. Growing anise needs regular water until the plants are established and then can tolerate periods of drought. Great ground cover.

Flowering in late winter, plant out 5-10cm apart, clumps in garden or in a rockery, excellant as cut flowers!

Euphorbia 'Diamond Frost' Diamond Frost flowers all year round with myriads of white blooms on lime green foliage. As Diamond Frost is almost always in flower the plant is ideal among the low growing border of your garden bed in high profile areas

Ready to plant,yummo

Yummy,steam or have in salads.

Seedling plants ready to plant

2xCherry tomatoe plant seedlings

A pitaya or pitahaya is the fruit of several cactus species indigenous to the Americas. Pitaya usually refers to fruit of the genus Stenocereus, while pitahaya or dragon fruit refers to fruit of the genus Hylocereus. Wikipedia

Mulberry trees bear small, unremarkable blooms that become plentiful fruits that look much akin to a slender blackberry. The berries ripen in stages and drop from the tree as they mature. The trees are hardy to USDA zones 4/5 to 8 depending upon the variety. They prefer full sun and rich soil but will tolerate part shade and a variety of soils. They are easy to transplant, salt tolerant and perfect for erosion control, not to mention the delicious berries. Some cultivars are wind-resistant and

Scientific name: Salix babylonica Higher classification: Willow Did you know: Weeping Willows should be grown in full sun or very light shade and will tolerate a wide range of soil conditions, including alkaline pH.

Available most of the year! The lovely fragrance of the Montville Rose,in medium sized pots. Very double, large, cupped and rounded like a lovely wine goblet. Successive flushes of bloom spring, summer, and fall. Fragrant Very Planting Site Full sun, good air circulation Water Use. Keep moist until established (usually requires one month to establish). Average water needs during growing season. Long lasting fragrance and full cupped, repetitious bloom set Duchesse de Brabant apart. Th