Native Trees

Erect conical shaped tree that is fast growing with red male flowers. The female has small spiky cones. Great coastal windbreak. Often used as a native replacement to the pine tree. Hardy in most soils and positions. 

H: 10m W: 4m 

Also known as the feather-leaved banksia. The flowers are a colour of red and apricot and appear in late winter spring. Very bird attractive. 

H: 2-6m W:2-3m 

Banksia Formosa is a medium to large shrub and has yellow/gold flowers that appear in spring. 

Well drained soil in full to part sun. 

H:3m W:2m 

A Hardy banksia with nice mauve -grey flowers which appear through Winter. An adaptable plant that can be used as a low windbreak. 

H:2-4m W: 1.5 - 2.5

This is a narrow, upright shrub which flowers in summer autumn and winter. With yellow flowers the honey eaters love and dense dark leaves. Well drained soil in full sun to part shade. 

H: 2- 3m W: 1-2m

A Shrub with many heads. Narrow and yellow leaves. Sandy Loam soils with well drained soils. Full sun or part shade. 

H:3m W:2m 

Erect shrub / small tree with attractive foliage. Beautiful blue Berries and Pink aromatic flowers. Enjoys full sun and a humis rich soil. Can be trained to be a hedge plant or left to grow into more of a tree. 

H: 6-8m W: 2m 

Ornamental tree, dense greyish green foliage, cream to yellow flowers July to Oct.

H: 3-6m W: 3-6m

Commonly known as the Victorian Christmas Bush. A large shrub or small tree to the mint family. Can deal with a wetter area as often grows alongside creeks. Flowers are white or pale pink. 

H:2-6m W: 2m 

A rare species from a very small area in Western Australia. Young plants have many stems but as the plant matures the stems become less. Flowers are white or slightly Pink. 

H: up to 4m W: 1m