Tasmannia lanceolata Female wilga

Tasmannia lanceolata Female wilgaTasmanian lanceolata Mountain Pepper is a tall, native evergreen shrub or small tree. This lovely example of a bush food plant occurs naturally in the cool, temperate rainforest areas of Tasmania, Victoria and New South Wales. It has distinctive reddish branches and smooth, narrow green leaves. Its creamy flowers appear in small clusters in September, with the female tree producing dark red berries that turn black when ripe in around March or April.

the Calamondin is a popular citrus tree that produces small

Tall and slender

Silver Sheen is an upright plant with striking silvery green leaves providing a reflective contrast in the garden

or even large pots

Available as a Standard

Terrific as a feature plant in warm climate gardens or in sheltered containers in cooler areas

seedless orange matures in early winter

potted in courtyards

Prune after flowering to encourage strong new growth and maintain a tidy

and leaves are favoured by koalas

Flowering from winter through to early summer

Bush Elegance brings a rich depth of colour through spring-summer