The first five years or so this tree grows slowly, it then speeds up to become one of the fastest of conifers both for height and timber volume. This very handsome, easily grown and disease-resistant tree produces ornamental, violet-purple cones e... (Click for more details)

Trusses of large, saucer-shaped flowers, which vary in colour from almost white to light blue-mauve, are borne profusely from April until September, offset by large greyish-green, rather felted leaves. These completely frost hardy abutilons do wel... (Click for more details)

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 flowers from February to April. (Click for more details)

This attractive, hardy, small native Australian tree bears sprays of very delicate feather-like bipinnate foliage and impressive heads of countless fluffy, very fragrant, creamy-yellow blossoms. Although it can grow very large in New Zealand and ... (Click for more details)

Probably the hardiest of all acacias, this drought-tolerant evergreen produces profuse, fragrant, bright golden yellow, spherical, fluffy flower-heads, which are produced in early spring. This is probably the most unusual of all acacias as the nam... (Click for more details)

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 Australia. (Click for more details)

This attractive, bushy, round-crowned deciduous tree bears creamy white flowers and red fruit, and glossy bright green leaves, with toothed margins, that turn a flaming red or yellow in autumn. The thin pale bark is smooth at first but becomes fis... (Click for more details)

This is a pretty and wide spreading tree which can be several times wider than it is high with very fine, ferny, divided foliage and fluffy, pink flowers which form in late summer and early autumn. The flowers, which have a sweet pea-like perfume,... (Click for more details)

This is the rarer yellow-flowered form of this normally orange-red flowered plant, in the Northern hemisphere the sprays of tubular yellow flowers opening in December and January. A compact clumping plant that can either sucker freely or grow soli... (Click for more details)

You will rarely see these plants offered never mind the seeds! A selection of very exotic shrubs to delight you as you grow old. Fresh seed collected in Central and Southern Chile. Includes coliguaya, cordia, flourensia, greigia, ugni and others. ... (Click for more details)