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Poa gunnii
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In our attempt to experiment with native grasses for landscape use we found Poa gunnii. This Poa is a Tasmanian endemic tussock grass that grows well in alpine regions and on the coast in Tasmania. We have found that it makes a great balcony container plant in our extreme climate (nothing like Tassie). We are conducting more in-ground trials but thought we would offer a few for sale for anyone else willing to experiment. Suggested for cooler climes. 60 x 60cm.
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Poa labillardieri 'Suggan Buggan'
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Beautiful silver blue upright foliage is this native grass' main feature. We've loved this grass ever since we acquired it over 15 years ago. It can reach over 150cm in good soil, less in poorer soils. Tough.
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Poa sieberiana var. cyanophylla
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Native to Australia, this low growing, silver-blue tussock grass forms an attractive clump to approximately 20cm high. A fast growing, hardy and long lived grass. Requires a well drained soil in either sun or light shade. Tolerant of frost and dry conditions. Performs best in alpine and cool districts, hence the common name Snow Grass.
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Punica granatum 'Double Orange'
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An insanely double hot orange congested flower. Grow it purely for the intensity of colour. Not a prolific producer of fruit - maybe some will form, maybe not. Grows to about 2m high with a multi-trunked vase shape. The glossy green leaves turn colour in Autumn to an electric yellow before falling off. 'Tough as an old boot'. The only requirement is an adequately drained position. Drought, frost, heat and wind tolerant.
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Pomegranates are cultivated around the world and have multiple uses - fruit, medicinal, aesthetic. It is an ancient fruit originating in Persia, first recorded cultivation 2000 B.C. Pomegranates thrive with hot dryish Summers and cool Winters. They are tolerant of drought, poor soil and cold to -10 °C. They make very interesting aesthetics in the landscape with bright orange flowers and "alien" looking fruit.
'Gulosha Azerbaijani' has very juicy medium to large red fruit. A very popular variety.
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Punica granatum 'Jodhpur Red'
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Pomegranates are cultivated around the world and have multiple uses - fruit, medicinal, aesthetic. It is an ancient fruit originating in Persia, first recorded cultivation 2000 B.C. Pomegranates thrive in hot dryish Summers and cool Winters. They are tolerant of drought, poor soil and cold to -10 °C. They make very interesting aesthetics in the landscape with bright orange flowers and "alien" looking fruit.
'Jodhpur Red' is has sweet large fruits and high yielding. Grown in Rajasthan, India. 3m high x 2.5m wide.
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Punica granatum 'Kazake'
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Pomegranates are cultivated around the world and have multiple uses - fruit, medicinal, aesthetic. It is an ancient fruit originating in Persia, first recorded cultivation 2000 B.C. Pomegranates thrive with hot dryish Summers and cool Winters. They are tolerant of drought, poor soil and cold to -10 °C. They make very interesting aesthetics in the landscape with bright orange flowers and "alien" looking fruit.
'Kazake' is compact in form with rosy red fruit. It is the best variety for cooler areas. Originally from Uzbekistan.
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Punica granatum 'Mini Magic'
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Visit product page →A true compact Pomegranate. Flowers heavily with bright orange flowers during Spring - Summer. The smallest of the Pomegranates we have grown at 30cm x 30cm. Fits in nicely anywhere whether it be a courtyard, balcony or garden. Makes a great pot specimen. Small fruits that look like they come from another planet. Tough, hardy and deciduous.
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Punica granatum 'Nana'
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The dwarf Pomegranate is a natural variant of the species occurring throughout the Mediterranean and the Middle East. In our climate we have gained a new respect for this tough and beautiful deciduous plant, as during the current drought we have found the dwarf Pomegranate to be very durable. Our plants in ground have tolerated frost to -5℃ in Winter and 45℃ in Summer, all with limited rainfall (330mm in the last nine months) and two additional deep waterings. The plants are thriving and look fantastic in new Spring growth. We have kept them pruned to 70 x 70cm although they can reach 2m unpruned. The fruits are the size of golf balls and are very tasty. This plant would make a great hedge.
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Punica granatum 'Wonderful'
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This variety is the mainstay of Californian Pomegranate commercial production. It was first identified in the late 1800s. 'Wonderful' is a vigorous cultivar which is noted for its exceptionally large fruit with a superb tangy flavour. Requires hot temperatures in Summer for best fruiting. The flowers are scarlet orange and the leaves bright glossy green. Beautiful yellow Autumnal foliage. Frost hardy, drought tolerant and very ornamental. 4m high x 3m wide.
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Pycnostachys urticifolia
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Native to Sub Saharan Africa including Madagascar. Striking electric blue cone shaped flowers are borne in Autumn to a height of 1.5m x 1m wide. The leaves are toothed, mid green and highly aromatic when crushed. Needs protection from frost. Quick growing and very rewarding. Stems of blue coneflower can be used as a cut flower. Best cut back in January for an even flowering. Not good for very frosty areas. 1.5 x 1.2m
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Quercus acutissima
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A stately and attractive medium size oak native to much of Asia. Mid green glossy leaves like those of a chestnut with a serrated margin turn golden yellow in Autumn. The bark is furrowed, corky and dark in colour. It is uncommon in cultivation however majestic specimens can be found in parks and public gardens in Melbourne, Ballarat, Canberra, Sydney and Newcastle. The Sawtooth Oak tolerates heavy frost, moderate drought and poor soils. However it does best in full sun with moist and slightly acid soils. 15m x 15m. (Sold in a 100mm super maxi pot)