Corymbia ficifoliaA world first tree created for
urban planting

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INDIVIDUAL TREES

Introducing an exciting new tree created for urban planting – and available first to Native Plant Project.

This world first tissue cultured variety of Corymbia ficifolia was developed in partnership with Austem Foundation and Kings Park and Botanic Garden innovative breeding program.

Aiming to improve on the much loved Australian flowering gum, careful selection and propagation via tissue culture has created a tree with robustness, reliability, predictable growth and consistent floral displays.

This highly adaptable tree with striking aesthetic appeal is set to become a new favourite in both public and private gardens. Now available to order as individual trees and carefully sent in our customised Tree Boxes.

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Everlasting Daisy
Endemic to Western Australia, this annual everlasting daisy is a go-to-choice for creating pretty native wildflower meadow effects in your garden. With flowers ranging from pure white to deep pink with contrasting bright yellow or deep black centres, each stem is topped with a flower appearing from August to November that opens in full sunshine, closing at night or in wet conditions. Can attract a range of bees and other pollinating insects to your garden. Be sure to grow in sandy open soil in sun to part shade, feed with native fertilizer and water in dry weather and cut back old flowers to encourage reshooting. Everlastings can also be dried by hanging upside down after cutting – pick in bud, they will open as they dry and retain their colour. H-0.2-0.7m W-0.2-0.4m
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Everlasting Daisy
Endemic to Western Australia, this annual everlasting daisy is a go-to-choice for creating pretty native wildflower meadow effects in your garden. With flowers ranging from pure white to deep pink with contrasting bright yellow or deep black centres, each stem is topped with a flower appearing from August to November that opens in full sunshine, closing at night or in wet conditions. Can attract a range of bees and other pollinating insects to your garden. Be sure to grow in sandy open soil in sun to part shade, feed with native fertilizer and water in dry weather and cut back old flowers to encourage reshooting. Everlastings can also be dried by hanging upside down after cutting – pick in bud, they will open as they dry and retain their colour.
Rhodanthe chlorocephala ssp. Rosea