Flowering trees include the stunning Elaeocarpus reticulatus Prima Donna, five different Brachychitons, Banksia integrifolia, Tristaniopsis laurina, Xanthostemon chrystanthus and the hard to procure Calodenron capense (Cape Chestnut).
Ornmental trees include Elaeocarpus eumundii with its beautiful pink/bronze foliage and the Syzygiums with their attractive new foliage ranging from pinks to bright apple green.
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AGATHIS
robusta
(Queensland Kauri)
A large native coniferous tree with grey green pointed foliage,
has a distinctive mottled trunk with smooth scaly bark. |
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BANKSIA
integrifolia
(Coastal Banksia)
A small native tree with a rounded form, bears lemon-yellow
flower cones throughout the cooler months, highly recommended
for seaside plantings. |
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BRACHYCHITON acerifolius
(Illawarra Flame Tree)
A medium native tree with a conical form, bears bright red flowers (usually when semi-deciduous) from November... |
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BRACHYCHITON
Bella Donna Grafted
B. acerifolius x B. populneus
A small to medium native tree with a conical form, bears large panicles of pink/red flowers from November to... |
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BRACHYCHITON
Berry Bells
B. acerifolius x B. populneus
A small to medium native tree with a conical form, bears large panicles of dark pink/red flowers from November to...
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BRACHYCHITON discolor
(Lacebark)
A medium native tree with a conical form, bears pink flowers with bright red centres (usually when semi-deciduous) from November... |
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BRACHYCHITON vinicolor
B. acerifolius x B. discolor
A medium native tree with a conical form, bears bright purple flowers (usually when semi-deciduous) from... |
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CALODENDRON
capense
GRAFTED PINK (Cape Chestnut)
A medium South African
tree species with a dense spreading crown and smooth grey trunk.
In early summer this superior flowering selection bears.... |
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CALODENDRON
capense
(Cape Chestnut)
A medium South African tree species with a dense spreading crown
and smooth grey trunk. Noted for its flowering display in early
summer. It bears masses of ... |
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CAMELLIA sasanqua
A large bushy exotic shrub which bears a profusion of flowers in Autumn, ranging from white to a wide range of pinks and red with either single or... |
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ELAEOCARPUS
eumundii
(Eumundi or Smooth Leaved Quandong)
A highly decorative small native rainforest
tree with attractive bronzy maroon new growth and broad shiny
green leaves. During... |
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ELAEOCARPUS
reticulatus Prima Donnatm
(Blueberry Ash)
A small native rainforest tree noted
for its red new growth and dense blue green foliage, bears
masses of pale pink ballerina skirt like... |
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FLINDERSIA
brayleyana (Queensland Maple)
An attractive large native rainforest
tree with shiny green ornamental foliage, bears large terminal
clusters of white flowers in summer. |
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FLINDERSIA
schottiana
(Cudgerie or Silver Ash)
A large native rainforest tree with
a dense rounded crown. It bears large sprays of honey-scented
small white flowers in early summer followed by interesting
woody... |
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SYZYGIUM
luehmannii
(Small Leaved Lilly Pilly/Riberry)
A small native rainforest tree with
glossy green pointed foliage, a dense rounded habit, bears
fluffy white flowers in summer... |
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SYZYGIUM
tierneyanum (River Cherry or Bamaga Satinash)
A medium native rainforest tree with
a dense spreading crown and glossy green foliage with flushes
of red and bronze new growth... |
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TRISTANIOPSIS
laurina
(Water Gum or Kanooka)
A medium native rainforest tree with
a widely spreading canopy. It bears perfumed yellow flowers
in summer and has a smooth, creamy brown trunk. Leaves turn
red in...
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WATERHOUSIA
floribunda (Weeping Lilly Pilly)
A medium native rainforest tree with
pendulous foliage and dense rounded canopy. It bears large
clusters of white flowers in Summer followed by green berries
with a... |
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XANTHOSTEMON
chrysanthus (Golden Penda)
A medium native rainforest tree noted
for its red new tips, bears terminal clusters of bright yellow
flowers in spring, autumn and winter. |
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