Banksia hookeriana Hooker's Banksia rosemary

Banksia hookeriana Hooker's Banksia rosemaryHooker's Banksia is one of the most attractive of the banksias and is often cultivated for its cut flowers because of their cone size, vibrant colour and long life in the vase. Acorn shaped, orange yellow blooms decorate the small tree from winter through to summer, rising above the thin, grey green serrated leaves. This arresting banksia often produces over 100 flower heads per season. Soil: Prefers poorer, sandy, well drained soils. Conditions: Full

coastal tolerant

The Atlas Cedar produces an aromatic oil that is a natural insect deterrent

Perfect for those seeking to add a touch of drama to balconies

New foliage emerges in soft pink tones before maturing to lush green

is a lovely honey-scented evergreen shrub

Conditions: Full sun to part shade

Rulingia hermanniifolia is a beautiful native with a sprawling growth habit

With such a colourful display

This Grevillea can be pruned for shape and structure

Conditions: Morning sun to part shade to full shade

heat and coastal hardy

prized for its rounded