Ilex crenata fastigiata native

Ilex crenata fastigiata nativeIlex crenata fastigiata is a superb form of Japanese Holly with a columnar habit with dense, glossy dark green foliage. This evergreen, upright shrub is an ideal accent plant when clipped to shape or left to grow naturally and is excellent for breaking up low or horizontal planting schemes. In late spring, it produces a delicate white flower followed in autumn by small insignificant black berries. An excellent choice for small gardens, growing between

and bursting with personality

or Mudgee Wattle

As a shrub

Isopogon cuneatus is an attractive

The Yellow Stem Dogwood grows well in a sunny to partly shaded position and requires regular watering during hot spells

Coastal and drought hardy

As with all banksia they attract birds and small mammals for their nectar

The bright red flowers make a dramatic statement as a feature plant in the garden

Prune after flowering to encourage strong new growth and maintain a tidy

Continue to water regularly for the first 12 weeks or until the plant is established

golden-yellow

followed by small bright green gum nuts that add further seasonal interest