Abelia
Abelia is an attractive arching 2 - 3 m shrub with small leaves and white to pink bell-shaped flowers during summer and autumn.
Take a trip back to the Gondwanan era with the stunning Nothofagus (Nothofagus spp.). There are a variety of native species available ranging from evergreen to deciduous. Due to their preference for the cooler temperatures, they are mostly found in regions of Australia that have the cool summers. Great for large gardens as a feature tree or grown in groups to create a mystical wonderland, perfect for exploration and discovery!
Avoid planting evergreen varities such as N. cunninghamii and N. moorei in regions where severe frosts and/or salty coastal winds are present. Popular large varieties include:
N cunninghamii: Evergreen variety commonly known as the Myrtle Beech. Can reach up to 50 metres in height when planted in sheltered areas.
N moorei: Evergreen variety commonly found in the north east of New South Wales. Can reach up to 50 height in the right conditions. N. gunnii
Commonly known as the Deciduous Beech, this variety is commonly found in the Tasmanian remote highlands. In autumn the leaves change colour from green to red and then yellow creating a lovely display.
Abelia is an attractive arching 2 - 3 m shrub with small leaves and white to pink bell-shaped flowers during summer and autumn.
Abies, also known as Fir Trees, are tall evergreen conifers.
Abutilon, also known as Chinese Lanterns due to the shape of their flowers, are attractive shrubs mostly growing to 1 - 2 m tall.
Acer's or Hapanese Maples are attractive trees with stunning autumn foliage for cold & temperate climates.
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