Seed Grown Plants

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  Eucalyptus tereticornis – Forest Red Gum

  $4.50

  Windbreak & shade tree to 30m. Timber is durable in ground & used for heavy construction. Bee & koala tree. Fast growing & frost hardy, prefer moist heavy soil.
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  Eucalyptus tesselaris – Moreton Bay Ash

  $4.50

  A weeping decorative tree to 20m for well drained sites. Frost hardy, good for shade & shelter belts, seaside plantings as well as drier inland sites. Dark brown very tough durable timber for above ground use. Q’ld & NSW.
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  Eupomatia bennettii – Small Bolwarra

  $15.00

  Shrub to 1m with fleshy roots. Creamy yellow fragrant flowers that last one day. Edible  urn shaped fruit to 2.5cm. Slow, sheltered shady moist site. SE.Q’ld to NE.NSW.
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  Eupomatia laurina – BOLWARRA

  $7.50 – $12.50

  Attractive spreading bushy shrub to 6m with glossy foliage & coppery new shoots. Cream white scented flowers, urn shaped edible fruit. Fairly slow, sheltered shady site. NE.Qld to Vic and New Guinea.
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  Euroschinus falcata – RIBBONWOOD

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Medium tree to 15m with dense shapely crown. Showy clusters of small pink flowers,  small blue fruit eaten by birds. Very fast. Frost tender but hardy in full sun / beach. Cooktown to S.NSW.
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  Evodiella muelleri – LITTLE EVODIELLA

  $12.50

  A fast growing bushy shrub to 8m. Bears masses of dark pink flowers along the branches. Will tolerate sun or shade and  most soils but prefers some protection when young. NE. Qld.
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  Excoecaria dallachyana – SCRUB POISON TREE

  $10.50

  Small tree to 10m from dry rainforest Rockhampton to NE.NSW. Sap is extremely irritant to sensitive skin and leaves toxic to animals. Small yellowish brown flowers, capsular fruit. Hardy.
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  Festuca glauca – BLUE FESCUE

  $7.50

  An attractive grass to 50cm x 50cm developing into a dense round clump. Ideal for rockeries, borders & as a contrast foliage throughout the garden. Hardy in full or part sun.
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  Ficus coronata – CREEK SANDPAPER FIG

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Small riparian species to 12m often bushy, strangling & aerial roots absent. Fast in sun or shade, most soils, forms edible purple black hairy fruit on trunk & branches. Mackay to eastern Victoria.
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  Ficus fraseri – SANDPAPER FIG

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Medium tree to 15m with sparse spreading crown, strangling & aerial roots absent.The orange red fruit is eaten by birds. Sun or shade in most soil types . Hardy & fast growing. NE.Qld to Newcastle.
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  Ficus macrophylla – MORETON BAY FIG

  $5.50 – $10.50

  This spectacular native Fig grows to massive proportions with a bulky buttressed trunk, large branches and a widely spreading canopy. Hardy in full sun, wind, frost. Central Qld to southern NSW.
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  Ficus obliqua – SMALL-LEAVED FIG

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Bushy shade tree to 35m with spreading canopy, strangling & aerial roots absent. Yellow / orange fruit in Autumn. Grows readily in a range of soils and situations. NE.Qld to SE.NSW.

   
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  Ficus rubiginosa – PORT JACKSON FIG

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Medium bushy tree to 25m, aerial and strangler roots absent. Adaptable to a variety of soils & situations from coast to inland, but resents waterlogging. Full sun. SE.Qld to SE.NSW.
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  Ficus superba – DECIDUOUS FIG

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Deciduous tree to 20m often with long slender spreading weeping branches, strangling roots present, aerial roots absent. Well drained soil in full sun. Can be deciduous for a short period. Fairly fast growing. NE.Qld to S.NSW and northern NT.
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  Ficus virens – WHITE FIG

  $5.50 – $10.50

  A huge buttressed Fig with massive branches bearing heavy loads of small bird attracting fruit in season. Deciduous for a short time each year. Excellent shade tree for parks. Qld, NSW, WA & NT.
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  Ficus watkinsiana – STRANGLER FIG

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Large spreading shade tree to 35m with buttressed roots. Hardy & adaptable to most soil types & situations. Edible fruit to 4cm, dark purple with large pale spots & quite tasty. NE.Qld to NE.NSW.