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Laurus 'Bay Tree' remove Cycad 'Sago Palm' remove Carex 'Orange Sedge' 4" Pot remove

Name Laurus 'Bay Tree' remove Cycad 'Sago Palm' remove Carex 'Orange Sedge' 4" Pot remove

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Laurus nobilis 'Bay Tree'

Native to the Mediterranean, the bay tree is well known for its culinary use, often added to soups and stews. It is an upright, hardy evergreen tree with deep green, aromatic foliage. Leaves are glossy and oval in shape and hang from red-brown branches. In spring, yellow buds appear, opening to clusters of fluffy yellow flowers, adding a lovely contrast amongst the foliage. Tough, beautiful and useful, this tree lends itself well to hedging and is also an excellent choice for topiary.

Cycas revoluta

Sago Palms are wonderfully tough little palms, growing strong in the tough climate and soils of Victoria. • Very slow growing. • Thin, fern-like foliage, sprouting from the centre • Can be grown in pots, suitable for modern or tropical gardens

Carex testacea

A fine foliage clumping grass with long, wispy blades of vibrant orange. • Make it a feature by mass planting it, or line walkways and fence lines • Tolerates poor soils, full sun, drought and high traffic zones • Small rosy flowers appear above the foliage in late summer 4"/10cm pot size.

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Laurus nobilis 'Bay Tree'

Can be made into a standard shape and its leaf is widely used as a culinary herb. It's a great tree that can be used in small or large gardens, responds well to pruning. It is an extremely adaptable plant that is coastal tolerant, prefers a sunny position in a well drained fertile soil.

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botanical name	Cycas revoluta
height x width	Up to 2m, but slow growing
features	Short single or multiple trunks develop with a compact crown of palm-like stiff fine pinnate dark green leaves, very unusual and attractive
conditions	Sun to shade in moist well-drained soil, protect from heavy frosts
landscape use	Pots, courtyards, plaza?s, specimens, general landscaping
Toxicity	All parts of a sago palm, especially the seeds, are extremely poisonous when ingested by humans or animals.