Eucalyptus tetraptera stonefruit

Eucalyptus tetraptera stonefruitEucalyptus tetraptera is a handsome small to medium mallee, more shrub like than tree, with an open, architectural habit and smooth grey to whitish bark that sheds in late summer and autumn to reveal a mottled underlayer. Its thick, leathery leaves frame the plants most striking feature: large, winged, square shaped buds that develop from late winter and open to bright red to pink flowers through spring and summer. These showy blooms are followed by

butterflies and bees

Hardy and attractive year-round

Rocky Rambler flowers prolifically with bright red brushes attractively tipped in gold

container and landscape planting

Conditions: Full sun to partly shaded position

Protect from hot wind and hot afternoon sun

Height: Size 1

The Zebra Plant

upright evergreen shrub/tree with glossy

with a bushy habit

Acer palmatum dissectum Orangeola is a stunning weeping Japanese Maple

Blue Ruffles is tolerant of a hard prune after flowering