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November 2014
140mm Pots
(Botanical name order)
Standard Price: $11.90 each (incl. GST)
Discounts for bulk purchases of mixed plants, collected in one lot:
Save $1.00 per plant for 10 mixed plants ($10.90 each)
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Latin name
Common name
Description
Acalypha lyonsii
Native Acalypha
Small, attractive, very hardy shrub with tiny, serrated leaves. Prune to thicken
up for the first year. Ideal fill in plant. (Euphorbiaceae)
Adenanthera pavonina
Coralwood
Fast growing spreading tree suitable for shade. Attractive foliage and bright
red shiny seeds. Does well near the beach. (Fabaceae)
Agathis robusta
Queensland Kauri
A giant, slow growing, tropical conifer from Queensland's coastal ranges with
broad, thick-textured, dark green leaves. An ancient Gondwanan relic with
iconic status in Queensland. (Araucariaceae)
Aglaia sapindina
Boodyarra
Small tree with compound leaves and yellow flowers followed by masses of
orange fruit. Attractive to birds. (Meliaceae)
Alloxylon flammeum
Tree Waratah
Medium tree with glossy leaves and spectacular bright red flowers. Protect
from wind and provide adequate moisture. Floral emblem of the former
Eacham Shire. (Proteaceae)
Alocasia brisbanensis
Cunjevoi
Lily-like plant with large, soft leaves. Does best in semi-shade with plenty of
moisture. (Araceae)
Alpinia caerulea "Red"
Common Ginger
Clumping foliage plant. Leaves undersides a striking deep maroon colour.
Small white flowers. Attractive fruit. Full sun or part shade. Not suitable for
dry inland areas. (Zingiberaceae)
Alyxia ruscifolia
Chain Fruit
Rainforest understorey shrub with stiff dark green leaves grouped in threes,
and beautifully scented small white flowers in the axils in spring.
(Apocynaceae)
Anthocephalus chinensis
Kadam
Extremely fast growing tall tree with large leaves. Attractive yellow and white
ball-like flowers. Deciduous. (Rubiaceae)
Archidendron hirsutum
Cape Laceflower
Rare and spectacular tree. Heads of crimson fluffy flowers. Hardy.
(Fabaceae)
Archidendron lucyi
Scarlet Bean
Small tree with large leaves and open habit. Beautiful fluffy white perfumed
flowers borne on the branches. Extremely decorative orange seed pods.
(Fabaceae)
Argyrodendron polyandrum
Black Tulip Oak
Tree with large glossy leaves, bronze on the underside. Quite hardy.
(Malvaceae)
Argyrodendron sp. Big
Tableland
Big Tableland Tulip Oak
Attractive tree with whorled leaves which have a lovely golden sheen on the
under-surface. Rusty brown new growth, and masses of papery winged
seeds which float down off the tree when mature. (Malvaceae)
Argyrodendron sp. Boonjee
(BH 2139RFK)
Boonjee Tulip Oak
Small to medium tree with silvery or coppery sheen under leaves.
(Malvaceae)
Argyrodendron trifoliolatum
Brown Crowsfoot Elm
Small to medium tree with bronze sheen under leaves. Cream flowers.
(Malvaceae)
Athertonia diversifolia
Atherton Oak
Medium tree with beautiful large lobed juvenile leaves, racemes of
cream/white flowers, and blue fruit containing an edible nut. Superb foliage
plant. Requires a humid protected position. (Proteaceae)
Atractocarpus fitzalanii
Brown Gardenia
Medium to large shrub with large stiff dark green leaves and attractive white
perfumed flowers. (Rubiaceae)
Visit our Nursery!
We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, North Queensland.
Business hours: Open 9am - 5pm, 6 days a week; closed Sundays and public holidays.
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November 2014
140mm Pots
(Botanical name order)
Standard Price: $11.90 each (incl. GST)
Discounts for bulk purchases of mixed plants, collected in one lot:
Save $1.00 per plant for 10 mixed plants ($10.90 each)
Save $2.00 per plant for 50 mixed plants ($9.90 each)
Save $3.00 per plant for 200 mixed plants ($8.90 each)
No discount for bulk for species marked with * (green pots)
Latin name
Common name
Description
Atractocarpus sessilis
False Gardenia
Medium to large shrub with large stiff dark green leaves and masses of
beautiful white flowers with gardenia-like perfume. Very hardy. (Rubiaceae)
Austromyrtus dulcis
Midyim
Small shrub with small pink flowers and edible fruit. Very hardy. Plant in full
sun or semi-shade. (Myrtaceae)
Backhousia angustifolia
Northern Myrtle
Medium upright shrub with long narrow leaves. Very hardy. White flowers.
(Myrtaceae)
Backhousia enata
Tully River Myrtle
Large shrub with attractive weeping habit. Small glossy leaves. Does well in
the shade. Small white flowers. (Myrtaceae) (Myrtaceae)
Backhousia myrtifolia
Grey Myrtle
Large dense shrub or small tree with masses of white fluffy flowers. Very
hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Baeckea "Feather Tips"
Feather Tips
Small shrub. Dainty form with weeping, feathery branches. May be pruned
heavily into a dense bush if required. (Myrtaceae)
Baeckea camphorata
Camphor Bush
Small dainty shrub with masses of tiny white flowers. Best in full sun
(Myrtaceae)
Baeckea sp. Clarence River
Clarence River Baeckea
Medium shrub with fine dainty foliage and weeping form. Dainty white
flowers. (Myrtaceae)
Baeckea sp. Herberton Range
Herberton Baeckea
Very pretty medium shrub with fine, dainty foliage and very weeping habit.
Tiny white flowers in profusion. (Myrtaceae)
Baeckea virgata "Miniature"
Dwarf Baeckea
Ideal for rockeries, this dwarf form of Baeckea spreads to form a small,
mounded shrub. Masses of white flowers. Prune lightly after flowering to
keep compact. (Myrtaceae)
Barringtonia acutangula
Freshwater Mangrove
Small tree found along freshwater creeks/rivers on Cape York Peninsula.
Masses of red flowers hang in long racemes along the branches.
(Lecythidaceae)
Barringtonia calyptrata
Mango Pine
Very handsome tree with large leaves and huge racemes of fluffy white
flowers that attract birds. (Lecythidaceae)
Beilschmiedia tooram
Brown Walnut
Small bushy tree with bright pink to red drooping new growth. Needs a
protected moist spot. Food plant of Blue Triangle Butterfly. (Lauraceae)
Beilschmiedia volckii
Blush Walnut
Blepharocarya involucrigera
Rose Butternut
Boronia keysii
Boronia
Endemic to NEQ, known only from collections made on the edge of the
Atherton Tableland in the Johnstone River valley and a collection from north
of the Daintree River. Altitudinal range from 150-700 m. Grows in well
developed lowland and upland rain forest. (Lauraceae)
Tree with shiny leaves and red new growth. Flowers followed by woody
umbrella shaped structures. Good timber. (Anacardiaceae)
An evergreen shrub with pink star shaped flowers appearing in early spring.
Prefers light, well drained soil in a protected shaded position. Is drought
resistant but frost tender. (Rutaceae)
Visit our Nursery!
We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, North Queensland.
Business hours: Open 9am - 5pm, 6 days a week; closed Sundays and public holidays.
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November 2014
140mm Pots
(Botanical name order)
Standard Price: $11.90 each (incl. GST)
Discounts for bulk purchases of mixed plants, collected in one lot:
Save $1.00 per plant for 10 mixed plants ($10.90 each)
Save $2.00 per plant for 50 mixed plants ($9.90 each)
Save $3.00 per plant for 200 mixed plants ($8.90 each)
No discount for bulk for species marked with * (green pots)
Latin name
Common name
Description
Large shrub or small tree with attractive pink flowers. Unusual plant from
Cape York Peninsula. (Authorised Propagators Qld.No. APQF198/000050)
(Malvaceae)
Brachychiton garrawayae
Garraway's brachychiton
Brachyscome multifida
"Mauve"
Cut-Leafed Daisy
Buckinghamia celsissima
Ivory Curl Tree
Large bushy shrub or small tree with extremely spectacular display of cream
flowers. Very hardy. (Proteaceae)
Callipteris prolifera
Tick Fern
Very attractive fern with large leaves to 1m long. Small plantlets develop
along the leaf and look like ticks. Cold sensitive. (Athyriaceae)
Callistemon "Captain Cook"
Captain Cook
Compact, well shaped small shrub. Showy red bottlebrush flowers. Suitable
as a screen. (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon "Eureka"
Eureka
Tall upright shrub with brilliant purple flowers in profusion in spring. Showy
pink new growth. Suitable for screening. (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon "Glasshouse
Country"
Glasshouse Country
A tall shrub with bottlebrush flowers. The foliage is stiff and sharply pointed
with pale young growth. The main flowering periods are spring and autumn.
(Myrtaceae)
Callistemon "Hannah Ray"
Hannah Ray
Hardy medium to large shrub. Soft new growth. Weeping form. Bright red
flowers. Makes a good screen. (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon "Injune"
Injune
A very pretty, weeping plant with dainty soft grey foliage and lovely pale pink
bottlebrush flowers (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon "Little John"
Little John
Small shrub with dense blue/green foliage and bright red flowers. Very hardy,
but slow growing. Must have full sun. Suitable for most areas. (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon "Pindi Pindi"
Pindi Pindi
Medium to large shrub with attractive semi-weeping habit. Red flowers. Very
hardy. Does best in full sun. Suitable for most areas. (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon "Pink Alma"
Pink Alma
Large shrub with bright pink flowers. Attractive pink new growth. Sun or part
shade. Usually frost resistant. (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon "Pink
Champagne"
Pink Champagne
Medium shrub with attractive dainty blue/green foliage. Large bottlebrush
flowers which are champagne pink. Benefits from regular pruning. Does best
in full sun. (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon "Prolific"
Prolific
Large shrub with dense foliage. Ideal for use as a screen plant. Large red
flowers for most of the year. Suitable for most areas. (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon "Reeves Pink"
Reeves Pink
Dense, medium shrub. Compact shape. Bright, lolly pink bottlebrush flowers
in profusion. A hardy and very showy plant. (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon "Rocky Rambler"
Rocky Rambler
Spreading prostrate plant. Prickly foliage. Bright red flowers. Needs full sun,
open position. (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon "The Bluff"
The Bluff
Medium shrub with dense foliage. Pink bottlebrush flowers fade to salmon,
then cream. (Myrtaceae)
(Asteraceae)
Visit our Nursery!
We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, North Queensland.
Business hours: Open 9am - 5pm, 6 days a week; closed Sundays and public holidays.
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November 2014
140mm Pots
(Botanical name order)
Standard Price: $11.90 each (incl. GST)
Discounts for bulk purchases of mixed plants, collected in one lot:
Save $1.00 per plant for 10 mixed plants ($10.90 each)
Save $2.00 per plant for 50 mixed plants ($9.90 each)
Save $3.00 per plant for 200 mixed plants ($8.90 each)
No discount for bulk for species marked with * (green pots)
Latin name
Common name
Description
Callistemon "Western Glory"
Western Glory
A medium upright shrub with dark red-mauve bottlebrush flowers. Must be
grown in full sun. A hardy shrub, but flowers best in cool climates.
(Myrtaceae)
Callistemon viminalis "Rocky
River Red"
Rocky River Red
Medium to large shrub with blue/green foliage and bright red flowers. Does
best in full sun but will flower in part shade. (Myrtaceae)
Calophyllum inophyllum
Satin Touriga
Large, handsome spreading tree with large dark green leaves. Pretty white
flowers and round green fruit. An excellent shade tree for beach areas.
(Clusiaceae)
Carallia brachiata
Freshwater Mangrove
Medium, erect tree with stiff glossy leaves and furrowed corky bark. Excellent
for damp spot. Food plant of beautiful yellow and blue 4 O'Clock Moth.
(Rhizophoraceae)
Cardwellia sublimis
Northern Silky Oak
Handsome tree with large glossy compound leaves and very spectacular
creamy white flowers followed by huge woody seed pods. Needs a moist
protected position. Unsuitable for dry areas. (Proteaceae)
Chionanthus ramiflorus
Native Olive
Hardy small tree with masses of yellowish flowers. Large quantities of small
black fruit, which attracts birds. (Oleaceae)
Citrus inodora
Russell River Lime
Shrubby tree with glossy leaves and spines on twigs. Edible oblong lime fruit
up to 6.5 cm long and 3 cm diameter. Lowland rainforest plant, must be in
shade with plenty of moisture. (Rutaceae)
Clausena brevistyla
Clausena
Shrub to small tree with edible small pink fleshy berries. Bunches of small
white flowers. (Rutaceae)
Cleistanthus apodus
Weeping Cleistanthus
Medium weeping shrub with beautiful pink new growth. Hardy. A great
screen. (Euphorbiaceae)
Cleistanthus hylandii
Bernie's Cleistanthus
Hardy large shrub to small tree with extremely beautiful bright red to purple
new growth. From Cape York Peninsula. A great screen. (Euphorbiaceae)
Clerodendrum inerme
Mangrove Clerodendrum
Crinum pedunculatum
Mangrove Lily
Large lily with very showy, perfumed flowers. Very hardy and suitable for wet
sites. (Liliaceae)
Cryptocarya corrugata
Corduroy Laurel
Small tree with beautiful soft bright red to pink new growth. Not suitable for
dry areas. Foodplant of Blue Triangle butterfly. (Lauraceae)
Cryptocarya laevigata
Glossy Laurel
Bushy shrub/small tree with shiny green foliage, pale green new growth and
bright red fruit. Food plant of the Blue Triangle Butterfly. Excellent for
understorey or shade. (Lauraceae)
Cryptocarya murrayi
Murray's Laurel
Very attractive bushy tree with red drooping new growth. Use for
shade/screen. Food plant of Blue Triangle Butterfly. (Lauraceae)
Cryptocarya triplinervis
Brown Laurel
Small hardy, bushy tree with small white flowers and black fruit which attracts
birds. Food plant of Blue Triangle Butterfly. (Lauraceae)
Cupaniopsis anacardioides
Tuckeroo
Small to medium tree with bright red new growth. Showy display of orange
fruit. Excellent shade tree. Very hardy. (Sapindaceae)
Hardy shrub suitable for beach plantings. (Lamiaceae)
Visit our Nursery!
We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, North Queensland.
Business hours: Open 9am - 5pm, 6 days a week; closed Sundays and public holidays.
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November 2014
140mm Pots
(Botanical name order)
Standard Price: $11.90 each (incl. GST)
Discounts for bulk purchases of mixed plants, collected in one lot:
Save $1.00 per plant for 10 mixed plants ($10.90 each)
Save $2.00 per plant for 50 mixed plants ($9.90 each)
Save $3.00 per plant for 200 mixed plants ($8.90 each)
No discount for bulk for species marked with * (green pots)
Latin name
Common name
Description
Cupaniopsis diploglottoides
Velvet Tamarind
Cupaniopsis flagelliformis
Brown Tuckeroo
A beautiful shrub growing 2-5m, with large compound leaves and stunning
pink new growth. A little touchy to establish, needing extra water and
protection at first, but well worth the effort. Shade or semi-shade.
Sapindaceae. (Sapindaceae)
Very attractive tree with lovely serrated compound leaves, soft pink new
growth and showy orange-yellow fruit. (Sapindaceae)
Curculigo recurvata
Weevil Lily
A short, stout herbaceous plant with a lily-like or palm-like appearance.
Broad strap-like leaves. Flowers on erect heads. (Hypoxidaceae)
Cyathea cooperi
Common or Lacy Treefern
Fast growing hardy tree fern. Slender trunk with crown of bright green fronds
to 2 metres long. Takes full sun in moist areas. (Cyatheaceae)
Darlingia darlingiana
Brown Silky Oak
Fast growing tree with attractive lobed leaves. Large spikes of white flowers.
Fairly hardy. (Proteaceae)
Dictyoneura obtusa
Swamp Tamarind
Slender small tree with purple new growth. Glossy serrated leaves. Fairly
hardy. Thrives in a damp spot. (Sapindaceae)
Diospyros littorea
Sea Ebony
Very slow growing shrub to small tree with glossy green leaves. Grows
naturally on the coast, close to mangrove stands. Orange-yellow fruit attracts
birds. Wood is very hard and beautiful. (Ebenaceae)
Diospyros sp. Baird Logging
Area
Roaring Meg Ebony
Handsome, compact low shrub with clusters of narrow dark green glossy
leaves and conspicuous salmon new flushes. Slow growing. Best in part
shade and damp soil. (Ebenaceae)
Diploglottis bernieana
Bernie's Tamarind
Small slender palm shaped tree with huge bright green compound leaves
and large, furry brown edible fruit. Decorative foliage. (Sapindaceae)
Diploglottis diphyllostegia
Northern Tamarind
Small tree with large attractive leaves, and fruit which makes good jam or
drinks. (Sapindaceae)
Diploglottis smithii
Smith's Tamarind
Small hardy tree with beautiful foliage and silvery new growth. Large
decorative fruit with acid, edible flesh. Good for drinks. (Sapindaceae)
Dissiliaria surculosa
Dissiliaria
Extremely rare plant from Cape York Peninsula. Medium to large shrub with
very attractive, dense foliage. Pyramid form. Quite hardy. Sun or shade.
(Euphorbiaceae)
Dodonaea polyandra
Cape York Hop Bush
Large bushy shrub from Cape York. Flowers insignificant, but followed by
masses of green & purple seed pods. Fast. Good screen. (Sapindaceae)
Doryphora aromatica
Nthn Sassafras
Medium tree with very glossy leaves. Does best in moist areas. Timber tree
for moist areas. (Atherospermataceae)
Dysoxylum mollissimum
Miva Mahogany
Handsome shade tree. Showy orange fruit. Fast growing under good garden
conditions. (Meliaceae)
Dysoxylum parasiticum
Yellow Mahogany
This Yellow Mahogany produces beautiful creamy-brown flowers on the trunk
right to the ground. Unless planted in high rainfall area it will remain a size of
a large shrub. (Meliaceae)
Visit our Nursery!
We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, North Queensland.
Business hours: Open 9am - 5pm, 6 days a week; closed Sundays and public holidays.
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November 2014
140mm Pots
(Botanical name order)
Standard Price: $11.90 each (incl. GST)
Discounts for bulk purchases of mixed plants, collected in one lot:
Save $1.00 per plant for 10 mixed plants ($10.90 each)
Save $2.00 per plant for 50 mixed plants ($9.90 each)
Save $3.00 per plant for 200 mixed plants ($8.90 each)
No discount for bulk for species marked with * (green pots)
Latin name
Common name
Description
Endiandra insignis
Hairy Walnut
A native laurel with large globular fruit which are eaten by Cassowaries and
the Musky Rat Kangaroo. New growth covered with attractive dense hairs.
Flowers pleasantly perfumed. (Lauraceae)
Endiandra microneura
Daintree Walnut
Medium to tall tree with bright red new growth. Large yellow fruit. Needs
moist conditions. (Lauraceae)
Endiandra sideroxylon
Buff Walnut
Tall tree with yellow or cream flowers. Fruit eaten by cassowaries, figbirds,
pigeons and honeyeaters. (Lauraceae)
Epipremnum pinnatum
Rhaphidophora
Eugenia sp. Mulgrave River
Mulgrave River Cherry
Very rare shrub with tiny leaves and small white flowers. Beautiful red new
growth. Hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Fagraea fagraeacea
Yellow Heart
A shrub to small tree bearing large tubular cream-white perfumed flowers
followed by lipstick-pink fruit. Best in humid protected position. (Loganiaceae)
Fagraea gracilipes
Pink Jitta
Medium to large shrub with large scented bell-shaped flowers. Sheltered
position. (Loganiaceae)
Ficus congesta
Red Fig
Quite hardy shrub or small tree with bright red new growth. Fruit borne on the
trunk. Makes an ideal tub plant. (Moraceae)
Ficus septica
Septic Fig
Large shrub or small tree. Bright green foliage with white veins. Small green
fruit which are eaten by fig parrots. Best in semi-shade. (Moraceae)
Flindersia brayleyana
Queensland Maple
Beautiful timber tree, with masses of white flowers followed by decorative
woody seed pods. Best in high rainfall areas in good soil. (Rutaceae)
Flindersia schottiana
Silver Ash
Large tree with masses of white flowers. Ideal shade tree for farms. Very
hardy and fast growing. Large decorative woody seed pods. Beautiful timber.
(Rutaceae)
Climbing plant with large glossy leaves and bright orange fruit. (Araceae)
Dryland shrub with thick textured cream coloured Gardenia flowers in spring,
with a wafting musky-sweet fragrance, followed by large oval green seed
capsules. (Rubiaceae)
Gardenia ochreata
Gardenia psidioides
Hann Gardenia
Prostrate spreading native gardenia with white flowers. Excellent ground
cover. (Rubiaceae)
Gardenia scabrella
Star Flower
Small, compact shrub from Cape York with stiff glossy leaves. Large white
flowers all year round. Very hardy. Sun or semi-shade. (Rubiaceae)
Gardenia sp. Glennie River
Glennie River Gardenia
A very hardy native gardenia with prostrate habit. Large, stiff leaves and
white flowers. Does best in dappled shade. (Rubiaceae)
Geijera latifolia
Scrub Wilga
Extremely hardy, large shrub or small tree with dense foliage. Ideal screen or
windbreak. White flowers. (Rutaceae)
Graptophyllum excelsum
Scarlet Fuchsia
Very hardy, small shrub with thick bushy habit. Masses of bright red flowers
several times each year. (Acanthaceae)
Visit our Nursery!
We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, North Queensland.
Business hours: Open 9am - 5pm, 6 days a week; closed Sundays and public holidays.
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November 2014
140mm Pots
(Botanical name order)
Standard Price: $11.90 each (incl. GST)
Discounts for bulk purchases of mixed plants, collected in one lot:
Save $1.00 per plant for 10 mixed plants ($10.90 each)
Save $2.00 per plant for 50 mixed plants ($9.90 each)
Save $3.00 per plant for 200 mixed plants ($8.90 each)
No discount for bulk for species marked with * (green pots)
Latin name
Common name
Description
Graptophyllum spinigerum
Native Fuchsia
Small shrub. Attractive glossy foliage and small white flowers. For sun or
shade. Very hardy. (Acanthaceae)
Grevillea "Caboolture"
Caboolture
Medium to large bushy shrub. Very fast growing and hardy, with showy
salmon flowers for most of the year. Requires good drainage and full sun.
Attracts birds. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Caloundra Gem"
Caloundra Gem
Medium to large bushy shrub with deeply divided foliage. Very fast growing
and hardy, with showy salmon flowers for most of the year. Requires good
drainage and full sun. Attracts birds. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Canberra Gem"
Canberra Gem
Spreading, medium sized shrub. Upright spiky foliage, bright pink spidery
flowers. Full sun, well drained position. Prune after flowering. Tolerates frost
and cold winters. Good for Herberton to Ravenshoe. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Coconut Ice"
Coconut Ice
Small to medium, dense bushy shrub. Showy pink/red flowers for most of the
year. Tip prune while young to promote a good shape. Plant in full sun in welldrained position. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Firesprite"
Firesprite
Grevillea "Forest Rambler"
Forest Rambler
A groundcover grevillea which produces a profusion of attractive spider-like
flowers that are coloured a shell pink. Flowers from later winter to early
spring. Best in cooler climates. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Honeycomb"
Honeycomb
Erect shrub naturally bushy with dense foliage to the ground. Cream flowers
prolific in early spring attracting birds. Good screen plant for most areas
except in areas with cold winters. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "John Evans"
John Evans
Small shrub. Attractive red spider flowers in spring. For semi-shade or full
sun. Best in cooler climates. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Kay Williams"
Kay Williams
Fast growing, bushy shrub. Masses of large pale orange/peach flowers for
most of the year. Needs a well drained, sunny position. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Lilliane"
Lilliane
Small sprawling plant that can be used in a hanging basket. Pink and white
spider flowers. For full sun or part shade. Usually frost resistant. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Moonlight"
Moonlight
Tall shrub with cream flowers all year. Attracts birds. Hardy with good
drainage and full sun. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Ned Kelly"
Ned Kelly
Medium, dense bushy shrub. Showy orange/red flowers for most of the year.
Tip prune while young to promote a good shape. Plant in full sun in well
drained position. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Orange Marmalade" Orange Marmalade
Small to medium shrub with bright red flowers. Attracts birds. (Proteaceae)
Bushy shrub. Attractive orange spider flower. Very hardy and vigorous. Full
sun, open position. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Poorinda Peter"
Poorinda Peter
Spreading, tall shrub with pink-tipped new growth and reddish-purple
toothbrush flowers. Does best in full sun. Usually tolerates frost. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Red Sunset"
Red Sunset
Small to medium shrub with attractive red spider flowers. Does best in full
sun and well drained position. Best in cooler climates. Usually frost resistant.
(Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Robyn Gordon"
Robyn Gordon
Small shrub. Very bushy with deep red flowers. Plant in well drained position
in full sun. (Proteaceae)
Visit our Nursery!
We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, North Queensland.
Business hours: Open 9am - 5pm, 6 days a week; closed Sundays and public holidays.
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November 2014
140mm Pots
(Botanical name order)
Standard Price: $11.90 each (incl. GST)
Discounts for bulk purchases of mixed plants, collected in one lot:
Save $1.00 per plant for 10 mixed plants ($10.90 each)
Save $2.00 per plant for 50 mixed plants ($9.90 each)
Save $3.00 per plant for 200 mixed plants ($8.90 each)
No discount for bulk for species marked with * (green pots)
Latin name
Common name
Description
Grevillea "Superb"
Superb
Small to medium, dense bushy shrub. Showy pink/red flowers for most of the
year. Tip prune while young to promote a good shape. Plant in full sun in well
drained position. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea "Winparra Gem"
Winparra Gem
Small shrub. Red spider flowers. Must be in full sun and well drained
position. Tolerates frost and cold winters. Best in cooler climates. Ideal for
Herberton to Ravenshoe. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea banksii "Prostrate
White"
Red Silky-Oak prostrate
white form
Grevillea banksii "Red"
Red Silky-Oak
Bushy medium shrub. Red flowers all year round. Hardy and reliable. Attracts
many nectar feeding birds. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea glauca
Bushman's Clothes Peg
Shrub to small tree with white flowers and large decorative seed pods.
Foliage has bronze new growth in the wet. Good for dry areas. Plant in open,
sunny spot. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea glossadenia
Irvinebank Grevillea
Very attractive,hardy shrub. Leaves green, silver beneath with bronze new
growth. Orange flowers amongst foliage. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea longistyla
"Long John"
Large fast growing shrub. Masses of crimson flowers for most of the year.
Needs a well drained, sunny position. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea pteridifolia
Golden Toothbrush
Open, wispy, large shrub to small tree with bright orange toothbrush flowers
in great profusion. Attracts birds. Requires open, sunny, well drained
position. (Proteaceae)
Grevillea venusta
Grevillea venusta
Medium to large shrub with attractive lobed leaves. Unusual yellow and green
flowers. Very hardy, plant in full sun. (Proteaceae)
Guioa acutifolia
Glossy Tamarind
Small tree with dark green leaves. Mass of small white flowers. Quite hardy.
A useful screen plant. (Sapindaceae)
Guioa lasioneura
Silky Tamarind
Large shrub or small tree with small compound leaves and flushes of pink
new growth. Pink/purple decorative seed capsules. (Sapindaceae)
Gymnostoma australianum
Daintree Pine
Rare and ancient small tree with typical pine tree shape. Dense, bright green
foliage. Does best in full sun. Makes a great Christmas Tree and tub plant.
(Casuarinaceae)
Hakea persiehana
Hakea
Medium to tall shrub with cream flowers and lovely fine foliage. Attractive,
woody fruit. Plant in full sun. (Proteaceae)
Harpullia arborea
Cooktown Tulipwood
Small to medium tree with spreading habit. Very showy orange fruit from the
branches. (Sapindaceae)
Harpullia ramiflora
Claudie Tulip Wood
Large shrub or small tree with small, cream, perfumed flowers and bright red
fruit. Hardy. (Sapindaceae)
Helicia nortoniana
Norton's Oak
Shrub or small tree with racemes of cream flowers followed by purple, blue or
black fruit. Not suited for dry areas. (Proteaceae)
Hibiscus macilwraithensis
Rocky River Macrostelia
Small to medium shrub in the Hibiscus family. White flowers. Very hardy.
Does best in part shade. Benefits from pruning. (Malvaceae)
Attractive, prostrate plant. White flowers. Full sun only. Suitable for most
areas. (Proteaceae)
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Latin name
Hoya australis subsp.
australis
Common name
Wax Flower
Description
A hardy climber bearing masses of white perfumed flowers. May be planted
in the garden, but especially suited to hanging baskets. (Asclepiadaceae)
Small shrub. Very showy, bright purple flowers. Full sun or semi-shade.
Hardy (Acanthaceae)
Hypoestes floribunda
Idiospermum australiense
Idiot Fruit
Very rare and primitive tree with large glossy leaves and deep red flowers.
Giant round fruit. Fairly hardy. (Calycanthaceae)
Jasminum aemulum
Native Jasmine
Medium vine. Very hardy and fast growing. White, perfumed flowers over a
long period. Ideal over a trellis or fence. Tolerates sea winds well. (Oleaceae)
Jasminum simplicifolium var.
australiense
Native Jasmine
A vigorous, woody twining vine found in most types of rainforest. Yellow to
green leaves. Fragrant white flowers are from August to November or at
other times after rain. (Oleaceae)
Leea indica
Bandicoot Berry
Handsome shrub with beautiful leaves. Bunches of dark red fruit attracts
birds. Hardy and fast growing. (Leeaceae)
Leptospermum "Cardwell"
Cardwell
Beautiful, graceful weeping shrub with masses of small white flowers in
spring. Best in a full sun position. (Myrtaceae)
Leptospermum "Copper
Glow"
Copper Glow
Medium to tall shrub with beautiful coppery tinge to the foliage. Can be
formed into a lovely rounded shape with regular light pruning. Best in full sun.
(Myrtaceae)
Leptospermum "Lemon Frost" Lemon Frost
Medium shrub. Very hardy. White flowers and beautiful lemon scent to the
leaves. (Myrtaceae)
Leptospermum brachyandrum
Silver Leafed Tea Tree
Tall shrub to small tree with silvery new growth. The old bark peels off to
reveal an attractive pink-purple trunk. (Myrtaceae)
Leptospermum liversidgei
Olive Tea Tree
Small to medium shrub with compact or erect habit. White flowers with lemon
scented leaves. (Myrtaceae)
Leptospermum polygalifolium
Tantoon
Medium bushy shrub bearing masses of small white flowers in spring. Hardy
and adaptable to most situations. (Myrtaceae)
Leptospermum wooroonooran Wooroonooran Tea Tree
Plant from top of Mt Bellenden Ker. Medium compact shrub in cultivation with
attractive foliage. Best in high rainfall areas. (Myrtaceae)
Lindsayomyrtus racemoides
Daintree Penda
Rainforest large shrub to small tree with eye-catching mauve new flushes of
leaves. (Myrtaceae)
Litsea leefeana
Brown Bollywood
Tree with large ornamental leathery leaves and cream flowers along
branches. Food plant of Blue Triangle Butterfly. (Lauraceae)
Lomandra confertifolia
Spiky Mat-Rush
Attractive small clumping plant. Full sun to part shade. Quite hardy. Rare
plant. (Asparagaceae)
Lomandra fluviatilis "Shara"
Attractive compact clumping plant with stiff, dark green foliage. Suitable for
rockeries. Very hardy with yellow perfumed flowers. (Asparagaceae)
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Latin name
Common name
Description
Lomandra hystrix
Mat-Rush
Attractive cl umping plant with stiff, dark green foliage. Does very well in semishade. Very hardy with perfumed flowers. (Asparagaceae)
Lomandra longifolia
Spiny-Headed Mat-Rush
Attractive clumping plant with stiff, dark green foliage. Suitable for rockeries.
Very hardy with perfumed flowers. (Asparagaceae)
Lomatia fraxinifolia
Lomatia Silky Oak
Large shrub to small tree with very attractive compound leaves. Large spikes
of white flowers and fantastic foliage. Beautiful tub plant. Must have
protection from strong wind and dry air. (Proteaceae)
Mackinlaya macrosciadea
Blue Umbrella
An open shrub with leaves like an umbrella tree, with large clusters of bluegrey fruit. Great for shady spot or tub plant. (Araliaceae)
Mallotus philippensis
Red Kamala
Melaleuca "Snowstorm"
Snowstorm
Compact, small to medium shrub with lovely light green foliage. Masses of
small white bottlebrush flowers in spring. Tip prune regularly to promote a
good shape. (Myrtaceae)
Melaleuca bracteata "Gold
Form"
Golden Tea Tree
Tall bushy shrub with attractive golden foliage and dense habit. A very hardy
plant which is an excellent screen. (Myrtaceae)
(Euphorbiaceae)
Tall shrub with bright green leaves. Good screen. Very hardy (form of
Melaleuca bracteata) (Myrtaceae)
Melaleuca bracteata "Green
Form"
Melaleuca leucadendra "Gold" Golden Paperbark
A hardy small tree with upright habit and golden foliage. Excellent for a wet
spot. (Myrtaceae)
Melaleuca monantha
Small-leaved tea tree
An unusual melaleuca with tiny (minute) leaves and lovely foliage. Height and
form varies from a shrub to small tree, and often becomes bonsai shaped on
maturity. Small white flowers. (Myrtaceae)
Melaleuca sp. Mt. Garnet
Mt Garnet Tea Tree
Medium shrub. Bears masses of very showy cream pom-pom flowers twice a
year. Hardy. Full sun. (Myrtaceae)
Melaleuca sylvana
Oaky Creek Tea Tree
Medium shrub. Attractive foliage with tiny leaves. Quite hardy and fast
growing. White flowers. (Myrtaceae)
Melicope elleryana
Corkwood
Fast growing tree with beautiful pink flowers along the branches. Food plant
of the spectacular Ulysses Butterfly. (Rutaceae)
Melicope rubra
Little Euodia
Medium to large shrub with masses of dark pink flowers along the branches.
Quite hardy. Food plant of the spectacular Ulysses Butterfly. (Rutaceae)
Memecylon pauciflorum
Memecylon
Metrosideros queenslandica
Golden Myrtle
Small to medium tree with dense foliage. Spectacular heads of bright yellow
flowers. Requires regular watering. Suitable only for high rainfall areas.
(Myrtaceae)
Micromelum minutum
Lime Berry
Medium shrub with large heads of small white flowers followed by showy
orange fruit. Food plant of Orchard, Capaneus and Ambrax Butterflies.
(Rutaceae)
Small, very hardy rainforest shrub with beautiful tiny lilac flowers. (Myrtaceae)
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Latin name
Common name
Description
Millettia pinnata
Indian Beech
Medium spreading tree with large dark green leaves. Racemes of pale
purple/white flowers. Suitable for beach planting. Seeds may be used as a
source of biodiesel. (Fabaceae)
Mischocarpus exangulatus
Rex Tokoonja
Large shrub or small tree with beautiful red and yellow fruit which hang in
long racemes. Quite hardy. (Sapindaceae)
Neolitsea dealbata
White Bollygum
Bushy small tree. Furry pink new growth. Fruit attracts birds. Food plant of
Blue Triangle Butterfly. (Lauraceae)
Neostrearia fleckeri
Flecker's Hard Alder
Rare, medium-sized evergreen rainforest tree with alternate leaves and
pendent spikes of white flowers in winter (May to July). Needs high rainfall
and shelter. (Hamamelidaceae)
Nephrolepis cordifolia
Native Fish-Bone Fern
Hardy fern. Ideal in a large hanging basket or for a difficult site such as a
steep bank. (Lomariopsidaceae)
Orthosiphon aristatus
"Mauve"
Cat's Whiskers - mauve
Bushy, herbaceous plant. Spikes of showy purple flowers. Sun or semishade. Prune to shape. (Labiatae)
Orthosiphon aristatus "White"
Cat's Whiskers - white
Bushy, herbaceous plant. Spikes of showy white flowers. Sun or semi-shade.
Prune to shape. (Labiatae)
Pandorea jasminoides
Bower of Beauty
Pandorea jasminoides "Alba"
White Bower of Beauty
Pandorea nervosa
Snow Bells
Small vine with pure white flowers and delicate reddish foliage.
(Bignoniaceae)
Pandorea pandorana
Wonga Wonga Vine
Attractive climber bearing clusters of purple tipped cream trumpet shaped
flowers in Spring. Sun or shade. (Bignoniaceae)
Paraserianthes toona
Acacia Cedar
Hardy fast growing tree. Deciduous before cream fluffy flowers. Food plant of
Tailed Emperor Butterfly. (Fabaceae)
Peperomia blanda var.
floribunda
Rock Peperomia
Erect semi-succulent herb with attractive leaves. Ideal pot plant. Needs a
cool shady spot. (Piperaceae)
Phaius tancarvilleae
Swamp Orchid
Phyllanthus cuscutiflorus
Pink Phyllanthus
Extremely rare ground-orchid with large spikes of spectacular flowers. Best
planted in a damp, fairly sunny spot in the garden, however can be kept in a
large container in a bush house. Authorised Propagator Qld. No.
APQF198/000050. (Orchidaceae)
Large, dense, very attractive bushy shrub with beautiful foliage. Masses of
small pink flowers. Ideal screen plant. Very fast growing. (Phyllanthaceae)
Phyllanthus lamprophyllus
Ferny Phyllanthus
Small, weeping shrub with very attractive ferny foliage. Suitable for full sun or
semi-shade. Benefits from regular pruning. (Phyllanthaceae)
Large fast growing vine with large pink flowers in bunches. (Bignoniaceae)
Large fast growing vine with large white flowers in bunches. (Bignoniaceae)
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Latin name
Common name
Description
Pittosporum ferrugineum
Rusty Pittosporum
Small tree with brownish leaves and clusters of cream flowers. Fruit yellow,
which split to reveal bright orange seed. Very hardy. (Pittosporaceae)
Pittosporum moluccanum
Pittosporum
Small to medium tree from north Western Australia with dark green, very
glossy foliage. Small white flowers in clusters. (Pittosporaceae)
Pittosporum revolutum
Brisbane Laurel
Small shrub with heads of perfumed, cream flowers. Large orange fruit. Very
hardy. Plant in full sun or semi-shade. (Pittosporaceae)
Pittosporum sp. Mt. Garnet
Mt Garnet Pittosporum
Hardy, spreading shrub to small tree with attractive, glossy foliage. Large
heads of white flowers. Bright orange fruit. Plant in full sun. (Pittosporaceae)
Placospermum coriaceum
Rose Silky Oak
Small tree with large spectacular leaves. Pink new growth. Pink flowers.
Beautiful cabinet timber. (Proteaceae)
(Sapotaceae)
Planchonella obovata
Poa labillardieri
Large Tussock Grass
Fine blue/green tussock grass with lacy flower heads in summer. Plant in an
open position. Tolerates moist/wet soils. (Poaceae)
Polyscias elegans
Silver Basswood
Small slender tree with large compound leaves. Mass of small purple fruit
attracts birds. (Araliaceae)
Polyscias macgillivrayi
Macgillivray's Basswood
Understorey shrub from Cape York Peninsula about 3-4 metres tall. Glossy
green compound leaves. Large terminal inflorescence of flowers and fruits.
(Araliaceae)
Prostanthera phylicifolia
Mint Bush
Very compact shrub. Dark narrow leaves with small mauve flowers, blooming
over long periods in spring. Doesn't like overwatering. (Lamiaceae)
Rhododendron lochiae
Native Rhododendron
Small shrub with bright red flowers. Requires sheltered, moist position.
Makes good tub plant. (Ericaceae)
Rhus taitensis
Sumac
Fast growing, hardy tree with spectacular reddish brown new growth. Showy
white flowers. (Anacardiaceae)
Rhysotoechia robertsonii
Robertson's Tuckeroo
Small fast growing tree with bright green foliage. Loads of bright orange fruit
which are relished by birds. (Sapindaceae)
Ristantia pachysperma
Yellow Penda
Rare tree with long, soft leaves which are pinkish/brown in the new growth.
Fairly hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Sankowskya stipularis
Sankowskya
Extremely rare plant from the Julatten area of Far North Queensland.
Spectacular red new growth. Does best in semi-shade. (Authorised
Propagators Qld.No. APQF198/000050) (Euphorbiaceae)
Sarcotoechia serrata
Fern-Leafed Tamarind
Large shrub or small tree with beautiful fern-like foliage and delicate soft pink
new growth. Requires semi-shade and regular watering. A beautiful
ornamental plant. (Sapindaceae)
Scaevola taccada
Sea Lettuce Tree
Medium shrub with dense, dark green foliage and white flowers. Ideal for
beach plantings. (Goodeniaceae)
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Latin name
Common name
Description
Scolopia braunii
Brown Birch
Fast, hardy very bushy tree. Excellent windbreak. Bright red new growth. Can
be pruned heavily into a shrub. Food plant of Australian Rustic Butterfly.
(Flacourticeae)
Spathoglottis paulinae
Purple Swamp Orchid
Very attractive ground orchid with bright pink flowers. Plant in a very moist
area of the garden or keep in a pot. A rare plant. (Authorised Propagators
Qld.No. APQF198/000050) (Orchidaceae)
Stenocarpus sinuatus
Wheel Of Fire
Tree with large stiff lobed leaves and bright red flowers. Very hardy and fairly
fast growing. A highly ornamental tree. (Proteaceae)
Sterculia shillinglawii
Tulip Sterculia
Small, slender tree with large hairy leaves. Unusual brown and red flowers.
Bright orange pods with black seeds. Hardy. (Malvaceae)
Synima cordierorum
Synima
Bushy shrub or small tree with beautiful pink to red new growth. Showy
display of dark red fruit. (Sapindaceae)
Syzygium alatoramulum
Tinkling Satinash
A beautiful bushy plant with lovely foliage and winged twigs. Exquisite pale
purple new growth. Small white flowers and small purple fruit. Requires a
humid, protected position. A lovely tub or courtyard plant. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium alliiligneum
Onion Wood
Medium tree with broad stiff leaves, large white flowers and large bright red
fruit. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium angophoroides
Yarrabah Satinash
Hardy, fast growing medium tree with bushy habit. Masses of white flowers
and tiny purple fruit. Can be grown in a wet spot. An excellent plant for fruiteating birds. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium anisatum
Aniseed Myrtle
Medium sized shrub. Strong aniseed smell to crushed leaves. Prune to
thicken up. Very hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium apodophyllum
Rex Satinash
Beautiful foliage with spectacular deep red, purple or pink new growth. Small
white flowers are followed by bright red fruit. Requires a humid protected
position. A lovely tub or courtyard plant. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium aqueum
Water Cherry
This is the very rare variety of native water cherry from Cape York Peninsula.
Medium to large shrub, showy white flowers and highly decorative red fruit.
(Myrtaceae)
Syzygium argyropedicum
Silver Satinash
Extremely rare plant from Cape York. Small tree with red new growth.
Masses of white flowers followed by purple berries. Slow growing. Hardy.
(Myrtaceae)
Syzygium australe
Creek Satinash
Large shrub to small tree. Bushy and hardy. Ideal as a screen plant. Masses
of white flowers followed by edible pink fruit. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium australe "N. Qld
Bushy Form"
Creek Satinash (NQ
Bushy Form)
Syzygium australe Sth. QLD
form
Creek Satinash SQ Form
Medium to large, dense shrub with masses of white, fluffy flowers followed by
edible pink fruit. Ideal for use as a small screen plant. Suitable for most
areas. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium boonjee
Babinda Satinash
Large shrub with beautiful apricot flowers from weeping branches. Must be
grown in the shade. Suitable for use as a tub plant. (Myrtaceae)
Bushy shrub with masses of white, fluffy flowers followed by edible pink fruit.
Ideal for use as a screen plant. Suitable for most areas. (Myrtaceae)
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Latin name
Common name
Description
Syzygium branderhorstii
Lockerbie Satinash
Syzygium canicortex
Yellow Satinash
Small, slender understorey tree from the rainforests of Cape York. Glossy
foliage. Large clusters of fluffy white flowers borne profusely down the trunk,
followed by showy red fruit. Excellent for a shady or semi-shaded spot.
(Myrtaceae)
Beautiful tree with brilliant red new growth. Small, bright red fruit and white
flowers. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium claviflorum
Grey Satinash
Hardy tree with purple/black new growth. White flowers and mass of small
red fruit. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium cryptophlebium
Plum Satinash
Dense shrub with spectacular bright pink pendulous new growth. Fluffy white
flowers are followed by iridescent bright purple fruit. Best in a humid, moist
position protected from strong or dry winds. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium endophloium
Mountain Satinash
Large bushy shrub with attractive red new growth. Mass of fluffy white
flowers. Garden or tub. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium forte subsp.
potamophilum
Flaky-Barked Satinash
Hardy tree with papery bark. Excellent for coastal plantings. White flowers &
edible fruit. Differs from Syzygium forte in having narrower leaves.
(Myrtaceae)
Syzygium glenum
Cooper Creek Lilly-Pilly
Very rare plant from Cooper Creek near Cape Tribulation in the Daintree
area. Very large, leathery, rusty brown fruit. (Authorised Propagators Qld.No.
APQF198/000050) (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium hedraiophyllum
Gully Satinash
Small bushy tree with large glossy leaves and weeping branches. Attractive
red/brown new growth. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium hedraiophyllum
Yellow Form
Gully Satinash Yellow
Form
Syzygium luehmannii Rocky
River
Rocky River Lilly-Pilly
Highly ornamental large shrub with brilliant pink/red weeping foliage, white
flowers and red fruit. Water regularly. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium mackinnonianum
Rocky River Satinash
Small to medium tree or shrub from Cape York Peninsula. Abundant panicles
of small white flowers followed by red fruit. New flushes bright purple/pink.
Very hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium monospermum
Daintree Satinash
Medium sized rainforest tree with paired, stem-clasping leaves. New flushes
are mauve. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium oleosum
Oily Satinash
Hardy, fast growing small tree. Fluffy white flowers and pink-purple, edible
fruit. A great lilly-pilly for home gardens. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium paniculatum
Magenta Cherry
Bushy large shrub to small tree with dark green leaves, small white flowers
and edible magenta fruit. Very hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium papyraceum
Paperbark Satinash
Small tree with beautiful lilac flowers and bright purple fruit. Very attractive
red paper bark. Best in high rainfall areas. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium pseudofastigiatum
Claudie Satinash
Very rare tree found only on Cape York. Very hardy with long stiff glossy
leaves, bright red new growth and white flowers. (Myrtaceae)
Small bushy tree with large glossy leaves and weeping branches. Attractive
red/brown new growth. (Myrtaceae)
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Latin name
Common name
Description
Syzygium rubrimolle
Laura Apple
Shrub or small tree with blue/purple foliage. Large purple fruit are quite good
eating. Extremely hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium sayeri
Pink Satinash
Very fast growing, hardy, small tree with white flowers. Ideal screen plant.
Plant in full sun for best results. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium smithii
Lilly Pilly
Dense shrub with white flowers and red/brown new growth. Pink to purple
fruit. Very hardy. Can be pruned to shape and used as a hedge. (Myrtaceae)
Syzygium wilsonii
Powder-Puff Lilly-Pilly
Very attractive weeping shrub with bright pink new growth and large red
pompom flowers. Should be planted in semi-shade. Highly ornamental.
(Myrtaceae)
Syzygium xerampelinum
Mulgrave Satinash
Small tree with weeping branches and beautiful purple/black new growth.
Fairly hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Tecomanthe sp. Roaring Meg
Roaring Meg
Rare and spectacular North Queensland vine. Bears large clusters of very
showy pink tubular flowers. Excellent for trellis or pergola. (Bignoniaceae)
Terminalia arenicola
Brown Damson
Excellent shade tree with spreading habit. Deciduous and quite hardy.
Suitable for beach plantings. (Combretaceae)
Terminalia complanata
Claudie Damson
Fast growing hardy tree with layered growth. Fruit attracts birds. From Cape
York Peninsula. (Combretaceae)
Terminalia sericocarpa
Damson
Fast growing, slender tree with layered spreading form. Deciduous. Old
leaves are brightly coloured. Attracts birds. Hardy. (Combretaceae)
Toechima erythrocarpum
Pink Tamarind
Small tree with compound leaves and large leaflets. Large apricot-coloured
fleshy fruit. (Sapindaceae)
Toona ciliata (australis)
Red Cedar
Fast growing, hardy tree which develops a spreading shady crown. Famous
for its beautiful timber. (Meliaceae)
Vetiveria elongata
Vetiveria
Northern Territory clumping plant. Bearing sliver seed heads in winter.
Excellent for erosion conditions. Drought resistant. Full sun. (Poaceae)
Viola hederacea
Native Violet
Attractive spreading plant with blue and white flowers. Can be grown in the
sun if permanently moist. Requires a moist sheltered position. Not suitable
for inland areas. (Violaceae)
Vitex ovata
Beach Vitex
Prostrate ground-cover plant to about 20 cm high. Small spikes of
purple/mauve flowers. Very hardy. Best in full sun - grows naturally on sandy
beaches. (Lamiaceae)
Westringia "Wynyabbie Gem"
Wynyabbie Gem
Fast growing dense shrub. Grey leaves and purple flowers. Plant in full sun in
well drained soil. Prune to shape. (Lamiaceae)
Zanthoxylum ovalifolium
Little Yellow-wood
Shrub or small tree with trifoliate leaves and small thorns on the twigs. White
flowers and bright red fruit. Food plant for Ambrax swallowtail. (Rutaceae)
Visit our Nursery!
We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, North Queensland.
Business hours: Open 9am - 5pm, 6 days a week; closed Sundays and public holidays.
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