This frost hardy plant is surely the most desirable of all mallow relatives. Large, bowl-shaped pale to deep purple flowers, with the occasional white flowered form, from late spring to summer over... >>

The frost-hardy "Fringed Wattle" can grow to 3 or 4 meters high producing profuse clusters of fragrant, yellow, ball-shaped flowers in spring. >>

The "Aroma Doble" or "Golden Wattle" grows very quickly reaching 4-5m in five to six years. Flowering very early, it produces cylindrical clusters of fragrant golden-yellow flo... >>

One of the hardiest mimosas with thin, strap-shaped, willow-like leaves and dense sprays of fragrant, light lemon, fuzzy flowers in spring and summer. This little beauty is called Wirilda in Austr... >>

The "Red-stemmed wattle" is an unusually hardy bushy shrub with red-purple bark, bearing dense balls of bright yellow flowers appear in early spring. Attractive fern-like, glaucous juveni... >>

This previously unreleased plant has romped around our "Chilean garden" here since we collected it from Chiloe Island, Chile, in 1994.(RB94002) Plum-sized, spiky, brown 'toffee apples' s... >>

A magnificent and rare form of the common "Bear's Breeches". Large shiny leaves, convoluted and as spiny as holly at the edges, surround short spikes of mauve and white flowers. >>

An outstandingly lovely ornamental tree with orange-cinnamon coloured bark which peels back revealing the smooth shiny new bark beneath. In autumn the entire tree seems to be ablaze as the leaves t... >>

(Aconitum Wilsonii Fischeri) A grand and imposing plant. Stout stems hold very late (Aug-Oct) spikes of rich violet-blue hooded flowers. Rich green divided foliage. Valuable late season flowers w... >>

The rare and luscious parchment white form of Aconitum septentrionale. Clusters of ivory white hooded flowers on branching stems, with deeply fingered dark green glossy leaves, opening in spring an... >>