Cupressus sempervirens Swanes Gold pinesCupressus sempervirens Swanes Gold is a vigorous ornamental cypress with a very stately, columnar shape. Featuring dense, green to golden yellow evergreen foliage, Swanes Gold can be clipped as a hedge or screen or left to its natural elegant outline. It has rather flaky bark and produces small, spherical female cones. In formal gardens, Swanes Gold creates a majestic impact when planted along driveways and broad paths. Soil: Prefers light, well
this versatile Australian native responds well to pruning and forms a neat
dark green needles and dark brown
climbing cactus prized for its exotic white-fleshed fruit and unique appearance
making it a standout feature in any garden
Mulching around the base helps retain moisture and reduces weeds
Magnolia kobus produces an abundance of beautifully perfumed white flowers on bare branches before the foliage emerges
Ideal for orchards and edible or cottage gardens
Champion is self-pollinating though it will yield more fruit if multiple trees are planted in the vicinity of each other
Stricta is the narrowest of all of the Cupressus sempervirens
coppery-orange blooms of Just Joey Rose are a true standout in any garden setting
) To bring out those gorgeous red or pink hues
Perth Pink displays large clusters of delicately coloured candy pink frangipani blooms with golden yellow to orange centres
