Camellia sasanqua Something Special Pot Size:150 mm

Camellia sasanqua Something Special Pot Size:150 mmThe stunning evergreen camellia Something Special bursts forth with masses of semi double flowers in shades of pinks and creamy whites during cooler months. Something Special has a vigorous, upright growth habit, is long lived and widely used for hedging, as a feature plant and for topiary and espalier. Camellias are hardy once established and respond well to pruning to maintain a compact growth habit. Soil: Well drained, slightly acidic soil. A

Like most stone fruit trees in the Prunus genus

Westringia fruticosa's attractive ornamental shrub features dense

Elite Violet has a compact growth habit

thus benefiting from a good native fertiliser during feeding time

Regular removal of spent flower stems will help maintain a tidy appearance and encourage further flowering

but 'tolerates' most soils

and mound-shaped plant not only adds visual appeal but also attracts bees

and the flesh is very juicy and delightfully strong-scented

bright yellow

Isopogon formosus is a compact shrub from the south of Western Australia

Soil: Prefers light

as the root system is sensitive to disturbance