Small australian native trees

A gorgeous front garden that extends beyond your front fence can add value and sociability to your home.

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Eucalyptus mannifera Little Spotty is a small Australian native tree with narrow leaves and a rounded shape. It is noted for its spotted bark and beautiful white flowers that are in bloom from Winter to Summer. Little Spotty has a fast growth rate, reaching heights of approximately 8 meters. Little Spotty is best placed in a location of full sunlight and in well drained soil. Drought and frost tolerant, it requires little maintenance and water once established. Ideal as a garden specimen…

The best native plants to put on a show in pots.

Planting out your front yard requires some careful planning so that the garden looks lovely but is still low-maintenance. What you decide to plant will depend on the style that you want to create.

Need structure, privacy or screening effects in your garden? Digby Growns shares his favourite native plants for the job.

Eucalyptus pulverulenta 'Baby Blue'

With increased demand for small growing eucalypts in our urban landscape, Botanix Plant Supply is growing a range of products. Eucalyptus gregsoniana is a true dwarf snow-gum suitable for our urban landscapes.

Eucalyptus trees thrive in diverse climates, making them a versatile choice for garden lovers eager to add greenery. Plus, did you know there are small and dwarf varieties perfect for limited spaces? Our article covers everything from how to grow these stunning trees to the many varieties you can consider for your Australian garden. Dive into the full guide to discover suitable eucalypt species and tips on personalising your garden while enhancing your local ecosystem!