Eucalyptus youngiana Orange

Eucalyptus youngiana OrangeEucalytpus youngiana, or Ooldea Mallee, is a small tree of mallee type with several stems. The bark of the lower trunk and branches tends to be rough whilst the bark of the upper branches is smooth. This species is grown for its very large staminous flowers that occur from late winter to early summer. The colour of the flowers vary and can be red, pink or yellow, while the caps and gum nuts of this species are deeply ribbed and quite unusual. Highly

indirect light and high humidity

Hakea petiolaris or 'Sea Urchin Hakea' is a large shrub to small tree

It is ideal for pots on shady patios

and general areas which require low cover

Tolerant of cold and coastal winds

lemon-coloured flower spikes that attract honeyeaters and bees

Scarlet King is perfect for garden borders

Smyrna yields large

also known as Flame Pea

followed by clusters of medium-sized

jelly-like pulp that tastes like ice cream - hence the name

Easy to grow and rewarding