Lomandra confertifolia Crackerjack exotics

Lomandra confertifolia Crackerjack exoticsLomandra Crackerjack is an evergreen native grass that has become an Australian garden favourite. Soft, fine leaves with blue hued new growth form a weeping clump and delightful small yellow flowers make an appearance in spring, and last through summer. Perfect for landscaped gardens, borders, mass planting or as a feature plant in your backyard. The plant can be cut back every second or third year in spring, 10cm above the ground, to rejuvenate the

The tree bears fruit early in the season

and cool climates

Ideally suited for growing in tubs and confined spaces

Pittosporum tenuifolium Green Pillar is a fast-growing

and avoid pruning in winter or spring to prevent profuse 'bleeding'

also known as Kensington Pride mangoes

with handsome glossy foliage and exquisitely sculptured flowers

adding a soft and elegant seasonal highlight

The first harvest is in winter followed by a second crop in spring

Pruning occasionally will help it to be even more compact

lace-like foliage emerges in spring with rich burgundy to deep purple tones

Suitable for cooler climates and not tolerant of coastal conditions