| Description | Ficus microcarpa hillii 'Flash'
One of the fastest no mess hedges, Ficus 'Flash' are chosen for their rapid growth, lavish green foliage and high tolerance of poor conditions. These gorgeous Australian natives produce no flowers and seeds therefore no mess! And their upright, dense habit lends them to being used as not just solid hedging but as topiary, standards and pleached hedging.
8''/20cm pot
| Betula pendula
An elegant deciduous tree with soft, white bark.
• Small green leaves that turn vibrant yellow in autumn
• Beautiful feature tree, planted in groups or used along driveways, fence lines or avenues
• Low maintenance, tolerating frost, snow and drought once established.
6"/14cm pot size. | Petroselinum crispum var. neapolitanum
Italian parsley most resembles the wild variety, and is often preferred by kitchen gardeners for its extra tolerance to sun and rain. It is also said to have a stronger flavour. This herb is very easily grown, but prefers moist, well drained soil in a full sun position. It has a wide range of kitchen uses in both cooking and garnishing dishes. This variety can also be used fresh or dried.
4" pot size. | Dichondra Argentea "Emerald Falls"
Emerald Falls Dichondra is an herbaceous annual with a trailing habit of growth, eventually spilling over the edges of hanging baskets and containers. It brings an extremely fine and delicate texture to the garden composition and should be used to full effect.
They are frost tolerant and do well in full sun, Indirect sunlight, Morning Sun, Part Shade areas.
6" pot size. |
| Content | | Silver Birch (Betula pendula) are by far Melbourne’s most popular tree. They are easy to grow and if properly looked after they will grow quickly for the first few years, with growth of up to 6ft per year. Silver Birch are very attractive in all seasons with soft green lacy foliage creating dappled shade in the summer. In the autumn the foliage turns gold and in winter you have a brilliant white trunk with red hanging branches.
To learn more about this great tree, visit our Silver Birch Factsheet.
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