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Wildseed Tasmania prides itself on offering Tasmanian’s best range of native plants in a variety of growth phases.

‘Gonocarpus teucrioides ‘Forest raspwort’ Tas species

Leafy spreading soft shrub to 20cm with pale yellow pea flowers. All soils except wet. Drought tolerant. Will grow in sand. Feature Codes: ABCEO

$4.50

Acacia axillaris – ‘Midlands Wattle’ Nursery Tas Endemic

Erect small to medium shrub. Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Bright yellow flowers in Winter to Spring. Great habitat for small birds and mammals.

Acacia axillaris – Midlands Wattle Tas Endemic

$4.50 – $30.00

Acacia baileyana purpurea ‘Purple Cootamundra Wattle’

Origin: South East Australia. Tasmanian provenance. Very dense medium shrub 3.0-4.0m height. Width 3.0-4.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, windbreak, informal hedge, shade. Any soil except very wet. Full sun. Very frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Very wind. Yellow flowers in Winter. Tip prune if required to maintain compact form. Features: Purple foliage. Tolerates almost all situations. Exceptional Winter flowering display

$4.50 – $15.00

Acacia baileyana purpurea ‘Purple Cootamundra Wattle’ Nursery

Acacia boormanii ‘Snowy River Wattle’

Origin:Vic, NSW. Tasmanian provenance. Dense rounded shrub 1.5-2.5m height. Width 2.5-3.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, windbreak. Any soil with fair drainage. Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy. Very drought resistant. Very wind firm. Yellow flowers in Spring. Tip prune only. Does not respond to hard pruning. Features: Bee attracting. Brilliant flowering display. Bird attracting.

$4.50

Acacia cultriformis ‘Knife Leaf Wattle’

Origin: NSW, Qld. Tasmanian provenance. Medium to tall shrub 2.5-3.5m height. Width variable. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, informal hedge and specimen. Prefers well drained soils. Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy ( -8 degrees Celsius). Drought tolerant once established. Yellow flowers in Spring. Tip prune only. Features: Grey triangular leaves. Good cut flower. Bird attracting.

$4.50

Acacia cultriformis ‘Knife Leaf Wattle’ Nursery

Acacia dealbata ‘Silver Wattle’ Nursery Tas species

Small to tall tree. Very frost hardy. Drought resistant once established. Yellow flowers in Winter. Good habitat species. Bird attracting.

Acacia dealbata ‘Silver Wattle’ Tas species

Uses: Use for screen, windbreak, shade, timber. Soils: Any soil except very wet. Exposure: Full sun. Frost: Very hardy. Drought: Very resistant once established. Wind: Very firm. Flowers: Yellow flowers in winter. Prune: Not required and usually not successful. Features: Massed flowering display. Tolerates almost all situations. Good habitat species. Bird attracting. Edible: Seeds - ground seed have a coffee like flavour.

$4.50 – $11.00

Acacia decurrens ‘Green Wattle’ No sale Tasmania

Origin: NSW, ACT. Tasmanian provenance. Tall shrub to small tree up to 14m height. Width variable. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, windbreak, shelter and specimen. Any soils. Full sun. Frost hardy. Drought tolerant once established. Yellow flowers in early Spring. Prune as required. Features: Dark green ferny foliage. Fragrant flowers. Seed and flowers used for dyeing material.Bird attracting. Butterfly attracting.

$4.50

Acacia derwentiana ‘Derwent Wattle’ Nursery Tas Endemic

Origin: Tasmanian endemic species. Dense medium shrub often weeping 2.0-3.0m height. Width 2.5-3.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, windbreak. Any soil with good drainage including gravel. Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy. Not for drought prone areas. Extremely wind firm. Yellow flowers in Spring. Tip prune only. Does not respond to hard pruning. Features: Anti -pedestrian plant. Nesting for small birds. Recently discovered/described species.

Acacia derwentiana ‘Derwent Wattle’ Tas Endemic

Origin: Tasmanian endemic species. Temporarily out of stock. Dense medium shrub often weeping 2.0-3.0m height. Width 2.5-3.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, windbreak. Any soil with good drainage including gravel. Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy. Not for drought prone areas. Extremely wind firm. Yellow flowers in Spring. Tip prune only. Does not respond to hard pruning. Features: Anti -pedestrian plant. Nesting for small birds. Recently discovered/described species.

$10.50

Acacia elata ‘Cedar Wattle’

Origin: NSW. Tasmanian provenance. Very dense medium to tall shrub 4.0-6.0m height. Width 3.0-4.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, windbreak, informal hedge, shade. Any soils. Full sun. Very frost hardy. Moderately drought resistant. Very wind firm. Yellow flowers in late Winter to early Spring. Prune as required for shape. Will tolerate severe pruning if required. Features: Habitat species for birds. Tolerates almost all situations. Useful honey species. Bird attracting. Butterfly attracting.

$4.50

Acacia elata ‘Cedar Wattle’ Nursery

Acacia floribunda ‘Sally’ or ‘Gossamer Wattle’ No sale Tasmania

Origin: Vic, NSW, Qld. Tasmanian provenance. Tall bushy shrub to small tree up to 6.0m height. Width variable. Evergreen. Use for screen, hedge, specimen. Growth rate fast. Any reasonably well drained soils. Full sun. Very frost hardy (-7 degrees Celsius). Drought tolerant once established. Yellow flowers in early Spring. Prune as required to control shape. Features: Free flowering. Ornamental. Bird attracting. Butterfly attracting.

$4.50

Acacia genistifolia prostrata ‘Prostrate Wattle’ Nursery Tas species

Origin: Tas, Vic, NSW. Tasmanian provenance. Ground cover to low shrub. Height 0.1m - 0.4m. Width - 1.0 -2.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. use for ground cover, rockeries, banks. Any soil including heavy clay. Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy. Extremely drought resistant. Extremely wind firm. Yellow flowers in Spring. Prune as required to control shape. Features: Useful native ground cover for under gum trees. Butterfly attracting. Feature Codes: BCO Seeds per gram: 130

Acacia genistifolia prostrata ‘Prostrate Wattle’ Tas species

$6.50 – $15.00

Acacia genistifolia upright ” Spreading Wattle” Nursery Tas species

Spreading shrub. Any well drained soils. Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy/ Extremely drought resistant. Yellow flowers in Spring. Useful native shrub for under gum trees. Butterfly attracting.

Acacia genistifolia upright ” Spreading Wattle” Tas species

$6.50 – $15.00

Acacia glaucoptera ‘Flat Wattle”

$4.50

Acacia glaucoptera ‘Flat Wattle” Nursery

Spreading shrub. Use for shrubberies, banks. Any soils with good drainage. Full sun. Very frost hardy. Drought resistant once established. Unusual foliage. Yellow flowers late Winter to Spring.

Acacia guinettii ‘Golden Gravel Wattle’ Nursery

Spreading small shrub. Any soils with good drainage. Full sun. Any soils with good drainage. Very frost hardy. Drought resistant once established. Soft, attractive foliage. Use for shrubberies, banks.

Acacia gunnii ‘Ploughshare Wattle’ Tas species

Origin: Tas, Vic, SA, NSW. Tasmanian provenance. Small shrub to 1.0m height. Width to 60cm. Evergreen. Growth rate medium. Use in rockeries, pots and native gardens. Well-drained soils. Full sun to part shade. Frost hardy. Drought tolerant once established. Cream flowers in Spring. Features: Sharp triangular leaves. Feature Codes: BCE Seeds per gram: 140

$8.50

Acacia howittii ‘Honey Bun’ Nursery

Origin: Victoria. Tasmanian provenance.

Small spreading or mound-shaped shrub

1.2 width x 1.2 height

Cream/yellow flowers in Spring

Any soils with good drainage

Full sun to partial shade

Erosion control, Honey producing plant, Fast growing, Playground friendly

Needs summer water

Moderately frost hardy

Use for shrubberies, banks, native gardens, coastal gardens, pots

Bee and butterfly attracting

Acacia howittii ‘Sticky Wattle’

Origin: Victoria. Tasmanian provenance. Weeping shrub 3.0m - 5.0m height. 2.5 - 4.0m width. Evergreen. Growth rate very fast. Use for screen. windbreak, specimen. All soils with reasonable drainage. Full sun. Moderately frost hardy. Yellow flowers in Spring. Tip prune only. Features:Bird attracting. Bee attracting. Highly scented. Feature Codes: ENPOC Seeds per gram:

$4.50

Acacia howittii ‘Sticky Wattle’ Nursery

Origin: Victoria. Tasmanian provenance. Weeping shrub 3.0m - 5.0m height. 2.5 - 4.0m width. Evergreen. Growth rate very fast. Use for screen. windbreak, specimen. All soils with reasonable drainage. Full sun. Moderately frost hardy. Yellow flowers in Spring. Tip prune only. Features: Bird attracting. Bee attracting. Highly scented. Feature Codes: ENPOC Seeds per gram:

Acacia iteaphylla ‘Flinders Range Wattle’

Origin: SA. Tasmanian provenance. Bushy weeping shrub 2.0-2.5m height. Width 2.5-3.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate medium to fast. Use for screen,windbreak and specimen. Any soils. Full sun. Very frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Very wind firm. Yellow flowers mid to late Winter. Tip prune only. Features: Bird attracting- insect feeders. Blue-green foliage. Ornamental.

$4.50

Acacia leprosa var graveolens ‘Varnished Wattle’ Tas species

Origin: Tas, Vic, SA, NSW, Qld. Tasmanian provenance. Weeping often dense shrub 2.0-3.0m+ height. Width 2.5-3.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate very fast. Use for screen, windbreak, gullies and creek banks. Any soil with moderate drainage. Full sun to heavy shade. Very frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Moderately wind firm. Yellow flowers in Spring. Tip prune only. Does not respond to hard pruning. Features: Glossy 'varnished' leaves. Feature Codes: DEFPQS Seeds per gram: 90

$4.50 – $10.00

Acacia longifolia ‘Sallow Wattle’ Not for sale in Tas

Origin: Vic, NSW. Tasmanian provenance. Shrub to small tree 3.0-7.0m height. Width 2.5-4.4m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen. windbreak and specimen. Any soils - wet and dry. Full sun to part shade. Frost hardy. Drought tolerant once established. Wind firm. Yellow flowers in Winter and Spring. Features: Scented yellow flowers. Very hardy. Bird attracting.

$4.50

Acacia mearnsii ‘Black Wattle’ Nursery Tas species

Very dense medium shrub to small tree. Any soils except very wet. Full sun. Forst hardy and drought tolerant. Seed and gum are edible. Bark can be steeped to make a tea - good for indigestion. Habit species for birds and sugar gliders.

Acacia mearnsii ‘Black Wattle’ Tas species

Seed and gum are edible. Bark can be steeped to make a tea - good for indigestion.

$4.50 – $10.00

Acacia melanoxylon ‘Blackwood’ Nursery Tas species

Very dense medium tree. Growth rate fast. Any soil. Full sun. Frost hardy. Drought tolerant once established. Habitat species for birds. Useful honey species. Edible seed.

Acacia melanoxylon ‘Blackwood’ Tas species

Edible seed. Very dense medium shrub to tall tree. Evergreen Height: 4.0m - 20,0m. Width 3.0 -6.0m Growth: Fast Uses: Screen, windbreak, informal hedge, shade

$4.50 – $18.00

Acacia merinthophora ‘Zig Zag Wattle’

Open, medium shrub. Zig zag foliage, weeping habit. Screen or specimen plant

$4.50

Acacia merinthophora ‘Zig Zag Wattle’ Nursery

Open, medium shrub. Zig zag foliage, weeping habit. Screen or specimen plant. Use for screen, specimen. Full sun. Dry sands or gravels. Heavier soils with perfect drainage. Very frost hardy.

Acacia mucronata var. longifolia ‘Narrow Leaf Wattle’ Nursery Tas species

Origin:Tas, Vic. NSW. Tasmanian provenance. Spreading medium shrub to tall tree 4.0-20.0m height. Width 3.0-6.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, windbreak, informal hedge, shade. Any soils. Full sun. Very frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Very wind firm. Yellow flowers late winter to early spring. Prune as required for shape. Will tolerate severe pruning if required. Features: Habitat species for birds. Tolerates almost all situations. Useful honey species. Longer leaves than Acacia mucronata var mucronata. Feature Codes: CD

Acacia mucronata var. longifolia ‘Narrow Leaf Wattle’ Tas species

$4.50 – $14.00

Acacia mucronata var. mucronata ” Erect Caterpillar Wattle” Nursery Tas Endemic

Origin: Tas, Vic, NSW. Tasmanian provenance. Tall bushy shrub 2.0-2.5m height. (4.0m in heavy shade). Width 2.5-3.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, windbreak, Any soil with fair drainage including gravel. Full sun to part shade. Frost hardy. Drought resistant once established. Extremely wind firm. Yellow flowers in Spring. Tip prune only. Does not respond to hard pruning. Features: Yellow flowers that resemble hairy caterpillars. Feature Codes: DEFHS Seeds per gram: 80

Acacia mucronata var. mucronata ” Erect Caterpillar Wattle” Tas Endemic

$4.50 – $14.00

Acacia myrtifolia ‘Myrtle Wattle’ Nursery Tas species

Origin: Tas, Vic, NSW, SA, Qld. Tasmanian provenance. Shrub 1.0-2.0m height. Width 1.0-2.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate medium to fast. Use for informal hedges, specimen, native gardens. Any reasonably well drained soils. Full sun to part shade. Frost hardy. Moderately drought tolerant. Creamy flowers in Spring. Tip prune only. Features: Reddish stems and branches. " Myrtle" leaves. Ornamental. Feature Codes: BCE Seeds per gram: 175

Acacia myrtifolia ‘Myrtle Wattle’ Tas species

$4.50 – $10.00

Acacia oxycedrus ‘Spindle Wattle’

Origin: NSW, VIC, SA. Tasmanian provenance. Dense shrub 1.0-2.0m height. Width 1.5-2.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, hedge, barrier, anti-pedestrian. Any soil with good drainage including gravel and other very dry soils. Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Extremely wind firm. Creamy to pale yellow flowers in Winter-Spring. Tip prune only. Clips very well as a hedge or barrier plant. Features: Useful habitat species for small birds and bandicoots.

$4.50

Acacia parramattensis ‘Parramata Wattle”

$5.50

Acacia pataczekii ‘Wallys Wattle’ Tas Endemic

Origin: Tasmanian endemic species. NE Tas. Shrub 3.0-5.0m height. Width variable. Evergreen. Growth rate medium to fast. Use as screen, informal hedge, specimen. Any soils. Full sun to part shade. Frost hardy. Drought tolerant once established. Yellow flowers in Spring. Features: Rare. Blue green foliage.

$10.50

Acacia podylarifolia ‘ Mt. Morgan Wattle’

Origin: South Qld. Tasmanian provenance. Bushy spreading shrub 2.5-3.0m height, sometimes taller. Width 2.5-4.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate medium to fast. Use for screen, windbreak and specimen. Any soil but best in sand. Full sun. Moderately frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Very wind firm. Yellow flowers mid to late Winter. Tip prune only. Features: Bird attracting - insect feeders. Blue-green foliage. Great coastal plant.

$4.50

Acacia pravissima ‘Ovens Wattle’

Origin: Vic, ACT, NSW. Tasmanian provenance. Dense rounded shrub 2.0-2.5m height. Width 2.5-3.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen and windbreak. Any soil with good drainage. Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Very wind firm. Yellow flowers in Spring. Tip prune only. Does not respond to hard pruning. Features: Bee attracting. Brilliant flowering display. Often has a slight weeping habit.

$4.50

Acacia pravissima ‘Ovens Wattle’ Nursery

Acacia provincialis ‘Wirilda’ Not for sale Tas

Origin: Vic. Tasmanian provenance. Upright medium shrub 3.0-4.0m height. Width 2.5-3.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate very fast. Use for screen, windbreak and specimen. Any soil. Full sun. Very frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Not firm in extreme winds. Yellow flowers in Autumn and Spring. Tip prune only. Features: Bird attracting - insect feeders. Fast growth rate. Double flowering. Feature Codes: B (Flinders Island) Seeds per gram: 60

$4.50

Acacia riceana ‘Rices Wattle’ Nursery Tas Endemic

Origin: Tasmanian Endemic. Elegant weeping medium to tall shrub 2.0 - 4.0m height. 2.5-3.0m wide. Evergreen. Growth rte fast. Use for screen, windbreak. Any soil with good drainage (including gravel). Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Extremely wind firm. Pale yellow flowers in Spring. Tip prune only. Does not respond to hard pruning. Features: Useful anti-pedestrian plant. Nesting for small birds. Attractive weeping habit. Feature Codes: DEPX

Acacia riceana ‘Rices Wattle’ Tas endemic

$6.50 – $30.00

Acacia siculiformis ‘Dagger Wattle’ Tas species

Origin: Tas, Vic, NSW. Tasmanian provenance. Prostrate ground cover to low shrub 0.2-1.0m height. Width 1.0-2.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for ground cover, rockeries, banks. Any soils including heavy clays. Full sun to part shade. Extremely frost hardy. Very drought resistant. Extremely wind firm. Yellow flowers in Spring. Prune as required to control shape. Features: Useful bandicoot habitat. Feature Codes: HN Seeds per gram: 190

$6.50

Acacia sophorae ‘Boobyalla/Coast Wattle’ Nursery Tas species

Very dense, medium shrub. Any soils. Full sun. Frost hardy. Drought tolerant once established. Habitat species for birds and small mammals. Tolerates extreme coastal exposure. Edible seeds raw or roasted.

Acacia sophorae ‘Boobyalla/Coast Wattle’ Tas species

Edible seeds raw or roasted. Very dense medium shrub with foliage to ground level. Evergreen

$4.50 – $9.00

Acacia stricta ‘Hop Wattle’ Nursery Tas species

Origin: Tas, Vic, NSW. Tasmanian provenance. Bushy upright shrub 1.5-2.0m height. Width 1.0-1.5m. Evergreen. Growth rate very fast. Use for screen and specimen. Any soils including very dry. Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Very wind firm. Yellow flowers late Winter to early Spring. Tip prune only. Features: Will grow under gum trees. Bird attracting - insect feeders. Blue-green foliage. Feature Codes: BCENOPS

Acacia stricta ‘Hop Wattle’ Tas species

$4.50 – $12.00

Acacia stricta silver form ‘Hop Wattle’ Nursery Tas species

Acacia suaveolens ‘Sweet Wattle’ Nursery Tas species

Origin: Tas, Vic, NSW, Qld. Tasmanian provenance. Slender, graceful blue-green shrub 1.0 to 2.0 metres height. Width 1.0-4.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Any soils including sand. Full sun to part shade. Use as informal screen, native gardens. Moderately frost hardy. Extremely drought resistant once established. Cream ball shaped flowers in Winter and Spring. Features: Sharply angular stems. Very early flowering. Bird attracting - food. shelter and nesting. Butterfly attracting. Scented flowers. Feature Codes: ABCE

Acacia suaveolens ‘Sweet Wattle’ Tas species

$4.50 – $7.50

Acacia terminalis ‘Sunshine Wattle’ Nursery Tas species

Origin: Tas, Vic, NSW. Tasmanian provenance. Spreading open shrub 2.0 -3.0m height. Width 2.5 -3.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, windbreak. Any soil with good drainage including gravel. Full sun to part shade. Moderately frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Moderately wind firm. Pale yellow flowers in Winter. Tip prune only. Does not respond to hard pruning. Features: Attractive bronze young growth. Winter colour. Feature Codes: BCOS

Acacia terminalis ‘Sunshine Wattle’ Tas species

$4.50 – $9.00

Acacia ulicifolia ‘Juniper Wattle’ Tas species

Origin: Tas, Vic, NSW. Tasmanian provenance. Small shrub 0.8-1.2m height. Width 1.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for shrubberies, pedestrian and animal barriers. Any soil including heavy clay. Full sun to part shade. Extremely frost hardy. Very drought resistant. Extremely wind firm. Yellow flowers in Spring. Prune as required to control shape. Features: Useful bandicoot and small bird habitat.

$4.50

Acacia uncifolia ‘ Tasmanian Wirilda’ Tas species

Origin:Tasmanian form and provenance. Spreading medium shrub 2.5-3.0m height. Width 2.5-3.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate very fast. Use for screen, windbreak and specimen. Any soils. Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Very wind firm. Yellow flowers in Autumn and Spring. Tip prune only. Features: Bird attracting - insect feeders. Fast growth rate. Double flowering. 'Leaves' long & narrow. Feature Codes: B (Flinders Island) Seeds per gram: 60

$4.50

Acacia verticillata var. verticillata ‘Prickly Moses’ Nursery Tas species

Origin: Tas, Vic, NSW, SA. Tasmanian provenance. Spreading dense shrub 2.0-2.5m height. Width 2.5-3.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen and windbreak. Any soil with good drainage including gravel. Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy. Very drought resistant once established. Extremely wind firm. Yellow flowers in Spring. Tip prune only. Does not respond to hard pruning. Features: Useful anti-pedestrian plant. Nesting plant for small birds. Feature Codes: BCDENOPST

Acacia verticillata var. verticillata ‘Prickly Moses’ Tas species

$4.50 – $15.00

Acaena echinata ‘ Sheeps Burr’ Tas species

$4.50

Acaena montana – ‘Alpine Buzzy’ Tas Endemic

Origin: Tasmanian endemic species. Mat forming ground cover. Tiny 'buzzy' flowers. Bright shiny green foliage. Tasmanian bush tucker. Feature Codes: JNTX Seeds per gram: 1500

$4.50

Acaena novae-zelandiae ‘Buzzy’ Nursery Tas species

Dense mat forming ground cover. Large 'buzzy' flowers. Feature Codes: ABCDEFHJNOPS

Acaena novae-zelandiae ‘Buzzy’ Tas species

Dense mat forming ground cover. Large 'buzzy' flowers. Edible: leaves can be infused to make a tea

$4.50 – $13.50

Acradenia frankliniae ‘Whitey Wood’ Tas Endemic

Uncommon rainforest tree. Dark green leaves with creamy white flowers in Spring. Rare. Feature Codes: G,D,P,X

$8.50

Adenanthos sericeus ‘Woolly Bush’ Nursery

Aesculus hippocastanum ‘Horse Chestnut’ Nursery

Spreading large tree. Deciduous. Growth rate fast. Use for specimen, avenues, shade tree. Any fairly deep soils. Full sun. Very frost hardy. Very drought tolerant once established. Bird attracting (honey eaters and parrots). Bee attracting.

Aesculus hippocastanum x carnea ‘Red Horse Chestnut’ Nursery

Spreading large tree. Deciduous. Red flowers in Spring Growth rate fast. Use for specimen, avenues, shade tree. Any fairly deep soils. Full sun. Very frost hardy. Very drought tolerant once established. Bird attracting (honey eaters and parrots). Bee attracting.

Agastachys odorata ‘White Waratah’ Nursery Tas Endemic

Origin: Tasmanian endemic species. Upright shrub to 3.0 metres. Strongly scented cream flowers in December. Feature Codes: HIeJNTX

Agastachys odorata ‘White Waratah’ Tas Endemic

Origin: Tasmanian endemic species. Upright shrub to 3.0 metres. Strongly scented cream flowers in December. Feature Codes: HIeJNTX Seeds per gram: 880

$5.50

Agonis flexuosa ‘Dwarf willow myrtle’

$5.50

Agonis flexuosa ‘Dwarf willow myrtle’ Nursery

Dense mounded shrub. 1.0m height x1-1.5m width. Use as small hedge, shrubberies, rockeries. Any soil except very wet. Full sun to par shade. Frost hardy. Drought resistant once established.

Agonis flexuosa nana ‘Dwarf willow myrtle’ Nursery

Dense mounded shrub. Very hardy.

Agonis flexuosa nana Jill’s Special ‘Dwarf willow myrtle’ Nursery

Dense mounded shrub. Very hardy.

Agropyron pectinatum ‘Prickly Wheat Grass’

Origin: Tasmanian endemic species. Erect robust grass to 0.4 m. Sharp seed heads resists browsing. Feature Codes: G(H)KcNPX Seeds per gram: sold with awns

$4.50 – $18.00

Ajuga australis ‘Australian Bugle’ Nursery Tas species

Prostrate ground cover. Use for borders, ferneries, pots, rockeries, around ponds. Growth rate fast. Full sun to part shade. Very frost hardy. Drought tolerant but benefits form summer water. Good weed suppressant. Great between rocks in rockeries.

Allocasuarina crassa ‘Cape Pillar Sheoak’ Nursery

Origin: Tasmanian endemic. Sprawling low shrub to small tree 1.5-2.5m (eventually taller). Width 2.0m+. Evergreen. Growth rate medium. Use for shrubberies, rockeries, as an architectural feature. Best in heavy soils. Full sun to part shade. Extremely frost hardy. Drought proof. Flowers in Spring. Pruning not required. Features: Very unusual form and habit. Bird and butterfly attracting. Very coarse 'needles'. Edibles: Young shoots. soft young cones/fruit raw

Allocasuarina crassa ‘Cape Pillar Sheoak’ Tas Endemic

$6.50

Allocasuarina cunninghamiana ‘River Sheoak’ Tas prov

Origin: Qld, NSW, ACT, NT Handsome pendulous tree 4-8m+ height. 2.0 -3.0m width. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, windbreak, paddock shelter. Any soil type - wet or dry. Full sun. Very frost hardy. Extremely drought tolerant. Very wind firm. Flowers late spring to early summer. Pruning not required. Features: Bird attracting. Self-mulching and weed suppressing. Very widely planted screen-shelter plant. Produces highly prized timber (from very old trees). Edibles: Young shoots/soft young cones/fruit raw

$4.50

Allocasuarina duncani ‘Conical Sheoak’ Nursery Tas Endemic

Origin: Tasmanian endemic. Erect columnar shrub 3-5m in height. 1.2-1.5m in width. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Large fruits on compact plants. Use for screens, hedges, shelter, background. Best in heavy soils but will take most. Full sun to part shade. Extremely frost hardy. Drought proof. Flowers in spring. Pruning not required. Features: Very unusual form and habit. Bird and butterfly attracting. Useful compact erect form. Rare Tasmanian Species. Edibles: Young shoots/ soft young cones/fruit raw

Allocasuarina duncani ‘Conical Sheoak’ Tas Endemic

Origin: Tasmanian endemic. Erect columnar shrub 3-5m in height. 1.2-1.5m in width. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Large fruits on compact plants.Use for screens, hedges, shelter, background. Best in heavy soils but will take most. Full sun to part shade. Extremely frost hardy. Drought proof. Flowers in spring. Pruning not required. Features: Very unusual form and habit. Bird and butterfly attracting. Useful compact erect form. Rare Tasmanian Species. Edibles: Young shoots/ soft young cones/fruit raw Feature Codes: CFOPX Seeds per gram: 400

$4.50 – $7.50

Allocasuarina littoralis ‘Bull Oak’ Nursery Tas species

Origin: Tas,Vic,NSW,Qld Bushy conical shrub 3.0-6.0m height. Width 2.0-3.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, windbreak, paddock shelter. All soils with reasonable drainage. Full sun. Very frost hardy. Extremely drought tolerant. Very wind firm. Red flowers in late Spring to early Summer. Features: Bird attracting. Self-mulching and weed suppressant. Edibles: Young shoots/ soft young cones/fruit raw Feature Codes: BCEO

Allocasuarina littoralis ‘Bull Oak’ Tas species

$4.50 – $6.50

Allocasuarina monilifera ‘Necklace Sheoak or Little Oak’ Nursery Tas Endemic

Origin: Tasmanian endemic. Bushy erect shrub 1.2-1.8m height. Width 1.5-2.0m. Growth rate fast. Evergreen. Use as screen or windbreak. All soils with reasonable drainage. Full sun. Very frost hardy. Extremely drought tolerant. Very wind firm. Red flowers in late Spring to early Summer. Pruning not required but will take any amount. Features: Bird attracting. Self-mulching and weed suppressing. Edibles: Young shoots/ soft young cones/fruit raw

Allocasuarina monilifera ‘Necklace Sheoak or Little Oak’ Tas Endemic

$4.50 – $6.50

Allocasuarina nana ‘ Dwarf Sheoak’

Evergreen Height (typical):1.0mWidth (typical):1.5 - 2.5mGrowth rate: Fast Uses: General plantings, dry banks. Soil type: All soils with reasonable drainage but best in sands or gravels. Position: Full sun Frost hardiness: Very hardy Edibles: Young shoots/ soft young cones/fruit raw

$5.50

Allocasuarina paludosa ‘Shrub Sheoak’ Nursery Tas species

Origin: NE Tas, SA,Vic,NSW - Tasmanian provenance. Small erect or bun shaped shrub 1.0m height. Width 1.0-1.5m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for general plantings. All soils with reasonable drainage but best in sands or gravels. Full sun. Extremely frost hardy. Very drought tolerant. Very wind firm. Red flowers in late Spring to early Summer. Pruning not required but can take any amount. Features: Bird attracting. Self-mulching and weed suppressing. One of the best small sheoaks. Edibles: Young shoots/ soft young cones/fruit raw Feature Codes: AB

Allocasuarina paludosa ‘Shrub Sheoak’ Tas species

Origin: NE Tas, SA,Vic,NSW - Tasmanian provenance. Small erect or bun shaped shrub 1.0m height. Width 1.0-1.5m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for general plantings. All soils with reasonable drainage but best in sands or gravels. Full sun. Extremely frost hardy. Very drought tolerant. Very wind firm. Red flowers in late Spring to early Summer. Pruning not required but can take any amount. Features: Bird attracting. Self-mulching and weed suppressing. One of the best small Sheoaks. Edibles: Young shoots/ soft young cones/fruit raw Feature Codes: AB Seeds per gram: 2000

$4.50 – $6.50

Allocasuarina torulosa ‘Forest Oak or Burgundy’

Origin: Tasmanian provenance. Small to medium conical tree 5-10m height. Width 3.0-4.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use for screen, windbreak, avenues. All soils with reasonable drainage. Full Sun. Very frost hardy. Extremely drought tolerant. Very wind firm. Red flowers in late Spring to early Summer. Pruning not required. Best left unpruned to get best effect from the plant shape. Features: Very elegant slightly weeping conical tree. Self-mulching and weed suppressing. Fresh growth in Spring gives the tree a red or burgundy hue. Edibles: Young shoots/ soft young cones/fruit raw

$4.50

Allocasuarina verticillata ‘Drooping She Oak’ Nursery Tas species

Origin: Tasmania, Temperate Australia. Bushy weeping shrub 2.5 -4.0m in height. 2.0 -3.0m in width. Evergreen. Growth rate medium. Use for screen, windbreak, paddock shelter. All soils with reasonable drainage. Full sun. Very hardy. Extremely drought tolerant. Very wind firm. Flowers in late spring to early summer. Pruning not required. Features: Bird attracting. Self-mulching and weed suppressing. Edibles: Young shoots/ soft young cones/fruit raw Feature Codes: ABCEO

Allocasuarina verticillata ‘Drooping She Oak’ Tas species

Origin: Tasmania, Temperate Australia. Bushy weeping shrub 2.5 -4.0m in height. 2.0 -3.0m in width. Evergreen. Growth rate medium. Use for screen, windbreak, paddock shelter. All soils with reasonable drainage. Full sun. Very hardy. Extremely drought tolerant. Very wind firm. Flowers in late spring to early summer. Pruning not required. Features: Bird attracting. Self mulching and weed suppressing. Edibles: Young shoots/ soft young cones/fruit raw Feature Codes: ABCEO Seeds per gram: 400

$4.50 – $6.50

Allocasuarina zephyrea ‘Western Sheoak’ Tas Endemic

Origin: Tasmanian endemic. Slender erect shrub 1.5-2.0m (can become taller in time). Width 1.5-2.0m. Evergreen. Growth rate fast. Use as feature shrub for its shape and form. Most soils- if in sand needs to be well watered. Full sun. Extremely frost hardy. Very drought tolerant. Very wind firm. Pruning not required but will take any amount. Features: Bird attracting. Whole plant appears slightly greyish. Edibles: Young shoots/ soft young cones/fruit raw Feature Codes: EHJNX Seeds per gram: 500

$5.50 – $7.50

Alyxia buxifolia ‘Sea box’ Nursery Tas species

Ammobium alatum ‘Winged Everlasting’

Family: Asteraceae Origin: NSW, Qld. Tasmanian provenance. Small clumping daisy with erect flowering stems. Perennial. Height 0.5-0.8m. Growth rate fast. Use for mass plantings, rockeries, borders. Most soils except very wet. Full sun. Very frost hardy. Very drought tolerant. Masses of white daisy flowers with yellow centres in late Spring-Summer. Features: Ornamental foliage and flowerheads. Good cut flower.

$4.50

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