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aka Bull Banksia

A select, low growing form of the Bull Banksia. It has a low, wide spreading growth habit with a mature plant producing many large, creamy yellow flower heads which are borne terminally in late spring/summer. Suitable to be used in coastal plantings, rockeries even in a container. Evergreen.

Will tolerate light frost.

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aka Coast Banksia

Australian native tree has large, yellow brush like flowers laden with nectar that attract the birds and bees. Tolerant of dry conditions and able to withstand salt-laden winds. Flowers in autumn-winter. Plant in the a well drained sunny spot with protection from harsh frost. Evergreen.

Attractive to Tui

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aka Firewood Banksia

Attractive tree which is slow growing producing red flowers on terminal tips. Can be pruned hard. Bird magnet - attracting Tui, Bellnirds and other species to your garden. Suited to sunny situations in well drained soil

aka Red Swamp Banksia

An upright shrub with vibrant, deep red flowers in autumn which are attractive to birds. Will grow well in wetter soils as well as well drained soils. Has a slender habit, with fine glossy foliage. Prune well to shape.

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Bushy shrub, fast growing with caramel brown flowers from winter to spring. Lancelet tooth edged leaves. Prune lightly but not below the green growth. Full sun in well drained soils. Hardy and frost tolerant. Evergreen.

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Bushy shrub, fast growing with creamy white flowers from winter to spring. Lancelet tooth edged leaves. Prune lightly but not below the green growth. Full sun in well drained soils. Hardy and frost tolerant. Evergreen.

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An upright shrub with a dense habit.Bearing long, velvety orange flower spikes during Autumn. The foliage is decorative in its own right with serrated, dark green leaves adding to the beauty of the shrub. Hardy, bird attracting, will tolerate light frost. Evergreen

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A fast growing erect shrub. The lemon yellow flower are borne within the plant and can be obscured by the foliage. Flowering in Spring. The foliage is decorative in its own right with toothed leaves. Evergreen.

Will tolerate dry periods,strong winds and coastal exposure

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aka Creeping Banksia

This prostrate cultivar produces short brownish red candle-like flowers that arise beyond the leaves. Great in rockeries and smaller gardens, mass plant for dramatic effect or in small groups, verandah or deck. Easy maintenance, simply cut away spent flowers. Evergreen

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aka Showy Banksia

Commonly known as the showy Banksia, is a species of large, fast growing shrub or small tree in the family Proteaceae. Know for its attractive leaves and terminal creamy-green flowers in Spring through to Autumn. Prune to shape and size after flowering. Good in coastal conditions.

Bird attracting for the nectar from the flowers. Drought tolerant once established.