New Plants

Creamy-white panicles ageing to pink, then deepening to dark pinky-purple. Begins flowering a month earlier than most paniculata varieties

Leaves golden-yellow in spring and early summer before turning red in autumn

Conical panicles of white flowers ageing to pink.

Deeply lobed large leaves turning red and purple in autumn. Large, white, conical flowers ageing through pink to ruby-red.

Large, golden-yellow flowers

A female form with narrow spiny leaves and bright red fruits

A fairly compact shrub with ovate or rounded leaves without spines. A good hedging plant with red berries in the spring

Deep red flowers, with compact habit

Clusters of tubular deep rose-pink to purple flowers with yellow throats

White flowers with a faint yellow throat

Pendulous tapering racemes of bright pink flowers

Compact form of Canary Island Foxglove. Spikes of apricot-orange flowers.

A New Zealand native tree with long glossy green leathery leaves. Deep red callistemon-like flowers

Spikes of cream and lime-green flowers

Slender yellow flower spikes.

Grey-green leaves, red bottlebrush flowers.

Leathery oval leaves are olive-green above and grey-green beneath. Pink hibiscus-like flowers fade to white

Compact, with rich purple flowers.

Dark-blue flowers topped by very deep-purple bracts

Smaller growing, pale pink with red centre.

Plentiful pink-centred white flowers, with darker pink veining.

Pink with darker veins.

Bright cerise-pink flowers with a green centre. Bright green leaves. An excellent patio plant. A welcome new addition to the range and variety of leptospermums

Double pinky-white flowers

Toothed, rounded, green-purple leaves. Yellow-orange flowers.

These are excellent for naturalising in woodland and grow flower spikes of 3-4 feet with flowers which are a mixture of gold, red and purple

prev. latifolium - small purple flowers on wiry stems.

Mustard colour flowers with butter yellow, pink tinted leaves in autumn.

New growth deep reddish purple in spring.

Deeply cut fig-like leaves which are dark green turning red and purple in the autumn