This European Beech, has a narrow growing columnar like growth habit, growing to 12metres tall and 3metres wide. This beautiful deep purple crinkel foilage through out the year. This tree would be perfect along a roadside or as a entry piece out the front of your house.

Low spreading large bush with tortured and twisted horizontal stems 

Evergreen tree growing to about 7meters when full grown. It has massive foilage, one leaf nearly 1metre long x 1metre wide. Dammaropsis also know as the dinner plate fig and doesn't do anything small. This plant can give you that architectural statement or feature that will set you are part from the other.

Origin: Highlands of New Guinea

Commonly known as the Moreton Bay Fig. A large spreading tree with large glossy leaves. Very common in many Australian cities and parks with extensive plantings occurring in the late 1800’s. A great shade tree and for a strong form in the landscape. 

Origin: Australia

Chinese Parasol Tree, impressive foilage tree of medium size. Very large maple-like leaves. Growing to 9 metres tall and a spread of 6 metres. Full-Sun to Part Shade. 

Origin: Eastern China, Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam

Semi-evergreen tree, growing to 40 metres high, flowers in spring, white to cream flowers. 

Origin: Austraila

Commonly known as Border Forsythia, growing to 2 metre x 2 metres. This deciduous shrub, has bright yellow flowers in spring and dark green foilage and some autumn colour.

Bushy deciduous shrub. Larger leaves and more layered growth than F.gardenii. Brilliant red-orange Autumn colours. White toothbrush like flowers in Spring.

Very showy spike of fragrant white flowers and glaucous blue leaves. The rounded leaves turn a bright scarlet in autumn. A great multi-stemmed shrub effective when mass planted.

Origin: USA