Banksia integrifolia New Dawn pomegranateBanksia New Dawn is a much loved Australian native shrub with a naturally dense, upright habit. From winter through to spring it produces pale lemon flower spikes up to 15 cm long, creating a soft yet striking display when many other plants are resting. The blooms are rich in nectar and highly attractive to birds, while the thick foliage provides valuable shelter for wildlife. Its stretched oval leaves are beautifully splayed along straight, woody
Delicate starry white flowers appear in profusion from autumn to spring with spot-flowering all year round
The wattle is successfully used for soil stabilisation
Soil: This tree thrives in moist
masses of edible almonds in late summer and spectacular autumn foliage
Conditions: Prefers full sun or part shade
It has an attractive appearance with bright green fan-like foliage
This popular gardenia variety produces rich
Rulingia hermanniifolia is a beautiful native with a sprawling growth habit
Conditions: Thrives best in a well-lit spot with indirect sunlight in a home environment
ripening to bright yellow with red blush
When we suggest that it makes a good lawn substitute - if you don’t intend to use the lawn much
well-drained soil and a position in full sun or partial shade
