Melaleuca Diosmatifolia (Bottlebrush)
Rosy Paperbark Myrtle - Hb (1-3m 3-10ft) Australian native which easily tolerates drought. It prefers full sun and has bottle brush flowers which is usually pale to deep mauve. The flowers are followed by small, globular fruits
containing many small seeds.
Melaleuca Fulgens - Scarlet Honey Myrtle
positions. They are tolerant of at least moderate frost.
Although native to a dry summer climate, both subsp. fulgens and subsp. steedmanii have been grown successfully in the wetter summer conditions of Australia's east coast in well drained, sunny
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Mahonia Aquifolium - Oregon Grape
Evergreen shrub related to the barberry it is in no way related to grapes, but gets
the name from the purple clusters of berries. Oregon-grape grows to
1 - 5 m tall. Its leathery leaves resemble holly and the stems and twigs
have a thickened,
corky appearance.
Malus Sylvestris - Crab Apple
Ideal for specimen, hedging and bonsai
Malus sylvestris is a species native to central Europe. Its scientific name means forest apple. The truly wild tree has thorns. The flowers are hermaphrodite and are pollinated by insects.
Melaleuca Filifolia - Wiry Honey Myrtle
Melaleuca contains 236 species, all of which occur in Australia. The species are shrubs and trees growing (depending on species) to 2 – 30 m tall, often with flaky, exfoliating bark. .
Melaleuca Incana - Grey Paperbark Myrtle
Melaleuca incana is one of the most widely cultivated members of the genus and is
well established in general horticulture. The species forms a small to medium shrub,
usually of weeping growth habit to about 2 - 3 metres.
Flowers are cream or white
and occur in spring.
Melaleuca Radula - Graceful Honey Myrtle
A shrub which is endemic to the south-west of Western Australia. It ranges between
0.3 metres and 2.4 metres in height and has purple, pink or white flowers that appear
in winter and spring.
Steedmanns Honey Myrtle -The Fulgen species is an Australian native that easily
tolerates drought. It has bottle brush flowers and prefers full sun. Fulgens steedmanii
also has red flowers in shorter bottlebrush clusters.
Melaleuca Fulgens Steedmannii
