Bold Flowering Advanced Trees
There is nothing like that eye-catching feature tree in full flush. And something that combines beautiful structure, vibrant or unique foliage and the ability to burst out in spectacular flower is something to behold.
There are many selections to choose from to suit any time of year and here we have taken the time to list a few of our favourites. If you require more information on any of them, make sure to contact us either by phone or by email via this website. We would be pleased to provide the right solution for your specific needs.
Callistemon - These are versitile native trees with 'Bottle Brush' flowers. Great for informal hedges and screens. Try Callistemon citrinis 'Kings Park Special' or ones with soft weeping foliage in Callistemon viminalis 'Dawsons River Weeper'. Corymbia ficifolia are new grafted natives with improved vigor. They are a smaller native suitable as a feature tree for all gardens. And there are a number of colours to choose from: 'Baby Orange' (A vibrant orange), 'Baby Scarlet' (A vibrant scarlet), 'Calypso' (a strong pink/salmon), 'Fairy Floss' (a pretty candy pink) and 'Wildfire' (a brilliant red).
Eucalyptus caesia 'Silver Princess' is simply a beautiful silvery barked specimen with gorgeous flowers that literally burst out from nowhere... Hakea multilineata is another very versitile native with the most intricate of flowers that sit really close to the truck of the tree. A flower worth seeing to believe. Jacaranda mimsifolia is an iconic tree with masses of purple flowers in summertime. Easy to spot from a distance and breath-taking in flower. Crepe Myrtles offer fabulous foliage, fascinating bark and great flowering attributes in summer. Choose from 'Lipan' (pink), 'Sioux' (hot pink), 'Zuni' (lavender), 'Biloxi' (pink), 'Natchez' (white) and Tuscarora (Coral Red).
Deciduous Magnolias are wonderful specimens that flower when leaves have fallen. Check out Magnolia 'Black Tulip', 'Vulcan', 'Royal Purple', 'Sunsation' and 'Sunburst'. Who can't resist the sight of an evergreen Magnolia in flower. These trees are very elegent and extremely popular for a number of uses including streetcapes, garden specimens and formal screens and hedges - 'Teddy Bear', 'Little Gem', 'Exmouth' and 'Kay Parris'. Flowering crab apples are beautiful in Spring and Summer months. Flowers are many and very delicate. Try Malus ieonsis 'Plena' or Malus floribunda. Right behind Magnolias in popularity is Pyrus. Ornamental pears make great features and we offer a selection to cater for everyone's needs including Pyrus 'Cleveland Select', Manchurian pear (Pyrus ussuriensis) and Pyrus 'Capital'.
Lagerstroemia indica x fauri 'Biloxi (pink)'
Crepe Myrtle
A great small feature tree for any garden. This tree is best for it's beautiful pink flowers which have a crinkle like effect and are borne in clusters in late Summer. The leaves are dark green but turn orange before shedding. Our advanced stock is looking magnificent in 100 and 150 litres. More info...
Jacaranda mimosifolia
Jacaranda
This tree is an elegant specimen with green soft foliage turning to yellow in Winter before shedding. The flowers are purple in colour and bell shaped in summer. These trees are unmistakable in summer when flush with purple flowers... More info...
Magnolia x soulangiana 'Black Tulip'
Take a look at these beautiful dark purple goblet shaped flowers...just gorgeous. A deciduous magnolia which is bare in winter and flowers in spring. We have good 40cm stock. More info...
Eucalyptus caesia 'Silver Princess'
Silver Princess
What a wonderful feature tree for any garden! Young silver pendulous foliage and large pick flowers bourne in Spring make this tree a fascinating attraction. Try ours in 50 litre containers. More info...
Corymbia ficifolia 'Baby Orange'
A fantastic new grafted native selection that flowers heavily and looks fantastic all of the year. Flowers are a vibrant 'must be seen' orange just the perfect colour for our long, hot summers. We have beautiful material in 50 litre containers and in good numbers, but you'd better be quick! More info...