Prunus persica Anzac Dwarf Peach bougainvillea

Prunus persica Anzac Dwarf Peach bougainvilleaAnzac Dwarf Peach is a compact, self pollinating freestone peach tree that has been grafted onto a dwarfing rootstock, producing a smaller tree ideal for backyards and small gardens. Despite its reduced size, it still produces full sized peaches, making it a convenient and rewarding fruit tree for home growers. During summer the tree produces delicious peaches with soft, furry skin that develops a red blush over the rind. The flesh is pale greenish

Its glossy green leaves feature deep-red veins

The colourful new growth emerges in spring

Grevillea Bronze Rambler is a spreading groundcover which is naturally dense and fast-growing

making jams

Frost and drought tolerant

vibrant orange peel and glossy green foliage

and low-maintenance

A beautiful bright red and silver flowering banksia from Western Australia

Size: Height 15-30cm x Width 60-100cm

Non-invasive and easy to grow for low maintenance areas as well as adding restful

Damperia Mat Blue is a stunning dwarf and resilient Australian groundcover

or mass planted in streetscapes or verges