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From our nursery to your backyard — it’s never been easier to create the garden you’ve been dreaming of. Whether you’re after statement trees, hedging, or lush planting to fill your outdoor spaces, you can now browse and order directly online.
We provide an extensive range of high-quality plants and trees that are perfect for residential landscapes — all backed by the same expert care and service we’re known for. No trade account needed, no back-and-forth calls. Just beautiful plants, delivered to your door.
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- Cryptomeria japonica, or Japanese Cedar, is an evergreen tree native to Japan. It grows quickly and forms a tall, pyramidal shape with a straight, columnar trunk. Its reddish‑brown bark peels in vertical strips, adding year‑round interest. The soft, awl‑shaped leaves spiral along the twigs and turn a warm copper‑bronze in winter.The branches spread slightly with a soft, pendulous habit. This tree thrives in moist, well‑drained soil and full sun, yet it will not tolerate wet conditions. Thanks to its dense growth, it works exceptionally well as a shelter belt and can be trimmed into a narrow, tidy “wall.” It also tolerates both windy sites and coastal environments, making it a versatile choice for exposed landscapes.Japanese Cedar typically reaches around 10 × 5 m in ten years. However, in ideal conditions, it can grow to approximately 20 m at full maturity.
- Corynocarpus laevigatus ‘Minima’ – Karaka, is a compact male form of the New Zealand native Karaka tree. Its glossy green leaves resemble the standard Karaka but are noticeably smaller, creating a lush, tropical look. As a male cultivar, it rarely produces fruit or seed. This makes it a tidy choice for urban gardens or formal landscapes where minimal litter is preferred. Thriving in full sun, it prefers moist, well-drained soil. It also tolerates coastal conditions and wind, making it highly versatile. With its dense branching and slower growth, ‘Minima’ is ideal for hedging, screening, or shaping into a privacy barrier.Interestingly, the species name laevigatus means “smooth” in Latin, referring to the texture of its foliage. In eight years, it typically reaches around 4.5 x 3.0 metres.
- Cornus ‘Eddies White Wonder’ is a compact deciduous tree with tiered, cascading branches and broad lime-green leaves. Its graceful form makes it a standout choice for smaller gardens. In spring, creamy-white flowers cover the branches, creating a stunning display. These blooms are followed by clusters of bright red berries, which attract birds and add seasonal interest. By autumn, the foliage transforms into spectacular shades of red and orange. This tree thrives in moist, well-drained soil, full sun, and sheltered spots. Reaching around 4 x 3 metres, it can be easily trimmed to maintain height and shape. As a result, it is the perfect specimen tree for limited spaces, offering beauty across all seasons.
- Cercis canadensis ‘Texas White’ is a small, deciduous tree with a rounded, vase‑like shape. Delicate branches reach upward and feature large, handsome, heart‑shaped leaves that shine green through summer and turn bright yellow in autumn. In early spring, masses of pure white, pea‑shaped flowers appear on the bare branches, creating a striking display. Moreover, this variety performs best in a sheltered position with moist, well‑drained soil and full sun. It grows to approximately 4 × 2.5 m, making it an excellent choice for smaller gardens. It also trims easily to maintain shape and height.
- Ceratopetalum gummiferum, known as the New South Wales Christmas Bush, is a small evergreen tree native to Australia. Its narrow leaves emerge pinkish-bronze before maturing to dark green, creating year-round interest in the garden. In summer, clusters of small white flowers in creamy bracts transform into vivid red-pink, completely covering the tree. This spectacular display occurs around Christmas, making it a highly popular choice. This is where the common name comes from...New South Wales Christmas Bush It thrives in full sun and prefers moist, well-drained soil, yet tolerates drier conditions once established. Growing to approximately 5 × 3 metres, it can be trimmed easily and works beautifully as a large screen or feature plant.
- A distinctly upright pyramidal tree, with evenly spaced weeping branches in layers. Slender needle like leaves are blue grey. An excellent specimen tree.
- Carpodetus serratus – Putaputaweta is a small, rounded evergreen tree native to New Zealand. Its upright branches carry dark green serrated leaves, giving the tree a distinctive texture and form. In early summer, masses of tiny white flowers appear, creating a delicate display. This tree prefers a sheltered site and tolerates damp conditions, making it versatile in challenging environments. Moreover, Putaputaweta occurs across diverse habitats, from coastal areas to mountain regions, along streams and forest edges. Growing to approximately 5m high and 3m wide, it makes an excellent small shade tree. Interestingly, the epithet serratus comes from Latin, meaning “saw-toothed” or “serrated” and refers to the leaves.
- Camellia sasanqua ‘Silver Dollar’ is a compact evergreen shrub that grows smaller in size yet makes a big impact. From autumn into winter, it produces pure white, ruffled double flowers of medium size, adding elegance to the garden. In addition to its blooms, the shrub displays dense, glossy green foliage. Consequently, it is an excellent choice for hedging at various heights. It responds well to trimming and, alternatively, can be shaped into topiaries or grown as a striking specimen. Although camellias originate from China, cultivars like ‘Silver Dollar’ are now bred worldwide. As a result, they are valued for their ornamental appeal and adaptability across different climates and garden styles. For best results, plant in full sun or dappled shade in moist, well-drained acidic soil. Furthermore, pruning after flowering encourages bushier, more compact growth. Typically, this variety reaches around 2.0m tall by 1.5m wide, yet it can grow larger to form an effective screen.
- Camellia japonica ‘Roger Hall’ is an evergreen shrub with glossy green foliage. In early summer, bright red, small to medium, formal double flowers create a striking display that brightens the garden. Moreover, Japonica camellias are versatile. They make excellent hedges, yet they also shine as stand-alone small trees. Plant them in full sun or shaded areas, ensuring well-drained acidic soil for best results. After flowering, prune to encourage bushy growth. Alternatively, allow the plant to develop into a larger screen. In addition, this camellia can be planted in larger pots and also suits topiary work, offering flexibility for different garden designs.
- Camellia japonica ‘Red Red Rose’ is an evergreen shrub with glossy green foliage. New growth shows attractive salmon tips, adding seasonal interest. In early summer, rich red, formal double blooms create a striking display that brightens the garden. Moreover, Japonica camellias are versatile. They make excellent hedges, yet they also shine as stand-alone small trees. Plant them in full sun or shaded areas, ensuring well-drained acidic soil for best results. After flowering, prune to encourage bushy growth. Alternatively, allow the plant to develop into a larger screen. In addition, this camellia can be planted in larger pots and also suits topiary work, offering flexibility for different garden designs
- Camellia japonica ‘Kramers Supreme’ features glowing red flowers are peony form with mixed petals and petaloides in full rounded forms. Mid-late season Fragrant. Vigorous compact growth. Japonica camellias make an excellent hedge but are also useful as a stand alone small tree in the garden. Plant in full sun or dappled shade in well drained acidic soil. Prune after flowering to encourage bushy growth. Can also be allowed to grow on to form a larger screen.
- Camellia sasanqua ‘Early Pearly’ is a moderately fast-growing upright shrub that adds seasonal colour to the garden. Beginning in autumn and continuing through winter, it showcases small, formal double blooms with a soft blush of pink and a subtle fragrance. In addition to its flowers, the plant features dense, glossy green foliage—making it an excellent choice for hedging at various heights. It responds well to trimming and, alternatively, can be grown as a striking standalone specimen. Although camellias originate from China, cultivars like ‘Early Pearly’ are now bred globally for their ornamental appeal and adaptability. For best results, plant in full sun or dappled shade in moist, well-drained acidic soil. After flowering, pruning will encourage bushier, more compact growth. Typically, this variety reaches approximately 2.0m tall by 1.5m wide; however, it can be allowed to grow larger to form an effective screen
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