(Fringe Tree) The White Fringetree is a deciduous shrub or small tree growing to around 10m in height. White flowers and dark purple fruits. Native Americans traditionally have used the dried fruits and bark to treat skin inflammations.

Origin: USA

Deciduous with yellow autumn foliage. Best suited to hot, dry sites and slightly alkaline soils. Useful in parks, reserves and as a street tree. The trumpet-shaped lilac flowers are borne in summer and have darker purple markings in the throat. 

Origin: USA

Gold form of Mexican Orange or Mock Orange. Small aromatic evergreen shrub with bright gold foliage and Perfumed small white flower clusters. Introduced by Yamina Rare Plants.

(Mexican Orange Blossom) Combines the delicate fine foliage of ‘Aztec Pearl’ with the bright yellow tones of ‘Sundance’. A compact shrub which also performs well in a container. Numerous small white flowers during spring.

A compact shrub with dark green leaves and white flowers with pink tinges. Bred by renowned plantsman Peter Moore of the UK. Now one of Top 10 shrubs in England.

Taking its name from Greek Mythology with Chrysothemis ‘Golden Justice’. The foliage is in unusual bronze tones but the crowning glory are the flowers- beautiful little flowers which last for a very long period. Can be grown in a shallow container. Look good with an African Violet mix.

Citrus latifolia (aurantifoila) Tahitian Lime, Commonly know as Persian Lime or tahiti lime. 3meter x 3meters. 

Eureka lemon, commonly known as a backyard lemon tree, found in most sububan yards. Growing only to 4meter x 3meter, perfect for small places.

Lisbon, one of the most common lemon trees in Australia, beautiful big yellow lemons, 8meters high to 4meters wide.

Named in honour of Arnold Teese who discovered it growing as a dwarf meyer lemon with gold variegated leaves. The fruit have stunning gold variegation inside and outside making them an amazing garnish for that special dinner. Fruit is sweet and sharp like all meyer lemons so its also perfect for cordials and juices.