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  Banksia aemula Pygmy Possum

  $8.50 – $15.00

  A dense prostrate groundcover to 30cm x 2 to 3m wide with glossy serrated foliage & silvery-yellow brushes in spring & summer. Full or part sun. Prune spent flowers, low phosphorus fertilizer.
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  Banksia ericifolia – Heath Banksia

  $4.50 – $10.50

  Rounded bushy shrub to 2 to 7m x 2m wide. Adaptable but does best in well drained acid soils. Very showy large rusty orange candles attract honeyeaters. Excellent screen plant. Common in sandstone and coastal areas of NSW and Qld.
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  Banksia ericifolia LITTLE ERIC

  $8.50 – $15.00

  Small compact bushy shrub to 1.5m. Attractive large rusty orange bird attracting candles. Well drained site in full or part sun.
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  Banksia ericifolia ORANGE GLOW

  $18.50

  Low shrub to 1.5m x 1.5m wide with bright orange candle flowers from autumn to spring. Likes well drained soils in full sun to part shade.
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  Banksia ericifolia RED ROVER

  $15.00

  Rounded bushy shrub to 1.8m. Adaptable but does best in well drained acid soils. Very showy large rusty orange candles attract honey eaters. Excellent screen plant.
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  Banksia GIANT CANDLES

  $8.50 – $15.00

  B.ericifolia x B.spinulosa

  Bushy shrub to 4m high x 1.5m wide for most soils in full sun. Masses of large (up to 50cm long) burnt orange candles in winter & spring. Attract honey eating birds.
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  Banksia integrifolia – Coast Banksia

  $4.50 – $10.50

  Upright tree to 10-20m with bushy habit & showy pale yellow flowers. Fairly fast & hardy to frost, wind & coastal sites. Adapts to most soils & situations. Common in coastal ranges and foreshore habitats. Qld, NSW, Vic & Tas.
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  Banksia integrifolia prostrate

  $15.00

  Very hardy spreading groundcover to 50cm high x 4m wide with showy pale yellow flowers. Fairly fast & hardy to frost, wind & coastal sites. Adapts to most soils & situations.
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  Banksia MALLEE CANDLES

  $8.50

  Compact shrub to 2m x 2m with showy candle-like orange flowers attracting nectar feeding birds. Hardy & low maintenance. Well drained site in full sun.
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  Banksia marginata

  $15.00

  Bushy shrub to 2m x 2m with pale yellow brushes to 10cm long. Bird attracting, drought and frost tolerant, copes with salt winds. Sun or part shade in well drained soils. Found in a variety of habitats and soils types from coastal scrubs to highland forests, NSW, Vic, Tas & SA.
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  Banksia marginata MINI MARG – Silver Banksia

  $8.50 – $15.00

  Low dense shrub to 30cm x 1m wide with showy lemon yellow flower spikes in summer & autumn. Well drained site in sun or part shade. Tolerates dry & coastal conditions.
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  Banksia oblongifolia – Fern-leaved Banksia

  $4.50 – $10.50

  Small somewhat straggly shrub to 2m x 1.5m from dry rocky or coastal areas. Showy pale yellow bird attracting spikes to 15cm. Very hardy but fairly slow, must have good drainage.
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  Banksia occidentalis – Red Swamp Banksia

  $18.50

  Tall shrub 3-8m depending on soil type. Squat golden cylindrical brushes with showy red styles, mainly in summer & autumn but spot flowering throughout the year. Attract nectar feeding birds to the garden. Full or part sun. Prune after flowering.
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  Banksia paludosa LITTLE PAL

  $12.50

  Attractive dwarf shrub 30cm x 1m wide with large greenish bird attracting brushes, best in full sun to semi shade with good drainage.
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  Banksia plagiocarpa – Hinchinbrook Island Banksia

  $18.50

  Tall shrub to 6m x 3m wide with attractive course bark & showy flower heads, bluish grey in bud & open to yellow. Free draining site in sun or shade. Hinchinbrook Is. & adjacent mainland.
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  Banksia robur – Swamp Banksia

  $4.50 – $10.50

  Shrub to 2m with erect to spreading open branched habit, attractive large serrated leaves, showy red new growth. Large greenish yellow flowers, drying brown. Frost tolerant, may be pruned. Moist or dry site in sun or shade. Sandy coastal areas S.NSW to Gladstone and a disjunct site on Cape York.