N.NSW & SE Qld Rainforest Trees & Shrubs

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  Hibiscus tiliaceus rubra

  $12.50

  A spreading fast growing tree to 6m with heart-shaped leaves. Showy red new leaves, terminal racemes of yellow flowers with a red centre. Hardy in full sun & salt winds. Well drained soil.
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  Hicksbeachia pinnatifolia -BOPPLE NUT

  $12.50

  Slender ornamental shrub to 10m often multi stemmed. Red new growth. Well drained sitein sun or light shade. Difficult to establish but hardy after that. Red edible nuts. SE.Qld & NE.NSW.
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  Hodgkinsonia ovatiflora – GOLDEN ASH

  $10.50

  Small tree to 8m with a dense bushy habit. Creamy yellow bell shaped flowers, ovoid black bird attracting fruit. Not too slow, prefers protected free draining site in sun or light shade. Mackay to the Hastings River.
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  Homalanthus nutens – BLEEDING HEART

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Fast growing primary to 8m with large showy heart-shaped leaves that turn red with age. Tiny green flowers, bird attracting capsular fruit.  Sheltered frost-free site in full sun.
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  Hymenosporum flavum – NATIVE FRANGIPANI

  $5.50 – $10.50

  An ornamental upright tree to 10m with showy perfumed white & yellow flowers in clusters. Fast, well drained site in sun or light shade. Hardy to mod frost. NE.Q’ld to C.NSW.
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  Ixora beckleri – NATIVE IXORA

  $12.50

  Small tree to 8m with white flowers in summer followed by a  black bird attracting drupe. Slow growing, requires a protected site in part shade. NE.Q’ld to C.NSW.
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  Jagera pseudorhus – FOAMBARK

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Fast growing tree to 10m with rounded canopy. Showy terminal panicles of maroon bee attracting flowers, yellow hairy capsules. Hardy & adaptable. Bark used as fish poison. Widely distributed NE.Qld to NE.NSW.
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  Lenwebbia prominens – VELVET MYRTLE

  $10.50

  Ornamental bushy shrub to 10m with fluffy pinkish white flowers. Small edible bird attracting black berry. Slow growing in well drained moist protected site. Sun or shade. Higher altitudes on the McPherson Range, SE.Qld & NE.NSW.
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  Lepiderema pulchella – Fine-leaved Tuckeroo

  $5.50 – $12.50

  An attractive small tree to 8m, often bushy to the ground. Showy pink-red new growth. Small yellowish flowers, reddish brown capsules. Well drained protected site in full sun. SE.Qld & NE.NSW
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  Litsea australis – SOUTHERN BOLLY GUM

  $5.50 – $10.50

  A hardy small tree to 20m with bird attracting black cup-enclosed fruit. Prefers a sheltered moist site in sun or shade. Moderate growth rate. NE.NSW &  SE.Q’ld.
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  Litsea leefeana – BOLLYWOOD

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Widely distributed native laurel to 12m with dense shady canopy. Strongly perfumed cream flowers, bird attracting blck drupe. Tolerates light frost. NE. to SE.Q’ld.
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  Litsea reticulata – BOLLYWOOD

  $10.50

  Large tree to 30m with greenish white flowers, purple black drupe highly sought after by birds. Fairly slow but hardy, protected site in part sun when young. NSW  to SE.Q’ld.
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  Lomatia arborescens – TREE LOMATIA

  $5.50

  Tall shrub to 8m with rusty hairy new growth & showy sweetly fragrant creamy yellow racemes. Not too slow, hardy to mod. frosts, prefers loamy soils, sun or shade. SE.Q’ld & NE.NSW.
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  Lomatia silaifolia – CRINKLE BUSH

  $12.50

  Attractive shrub to 2m with lignotuber. Small creamy white fragrant flowers. Frost & drought hardy, sun or shade, needs well drained soil, fire tolerant. SE.Q’ld to SC.NSW.
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  Macadamia ternifolia – SMALL FRUITED BUSH NUT

  $12.50

  Small tree to 10m endemic to SE.Qld around Gympie. Nuts are bitter & INEDIBLE. Hardy, copes with most soils & situations. Fairly fast, tolerates light frost.
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  Macadamia tetraphylla – BUSH NUT

  $7.50 – $15.00

  A very bushy prickly tree to 12m with edible nuts. Reddish new growth. Creamy pink to purple flowers in racemes. Hardy, well drained sunny site. NE.NSW & SE.Q’ld.