Top 5 Summer Annuals
Here are the top 5 summer flowering annuals for you to grow in your garden.
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Illawarra Flame Tree
A stunning red-flowering tree. This tree loses its leaves just before flowering and, in a good season, can be a towering pillar of red.
Firewheel Tree (Stenocarpus sinuatus)
At blooming time, this rainforest tree looks as if it’s lit up from within by the red pinwheel flowers that cluster among its branches.
Fried egg tree (Gordonia axillaris)
On the borderline between a tree and a shrub, but able to be pruned into a tree-like shape (which shows off its attractive bark), gordonia’s ‘fried egg’ flowers can be close to 10cm across.
Jacaranda
This glorious South American native usually flowers when the tree is bare of leaves, which enhances the magnificent effect.
Magnolia
Another tree that usually blooms on bare branches, every deciduous magnolia is a garden aristocrat.
Types of Roses
Want to choose the best rose for your garden? If you’re new to roses, it's hard to know where to start! Here's our quick guide to the rose family; where each type fits in, with their highlights and basic care requirements.
5 Steps to Spring Vegies
Have you been considering a vegie garden at your place? Here are our tips to turn thinking into action! It’s really not that hard, so we’ve broken down the process into 5 simple steps to help get you started - then take you right through to harvest.
Top 5 Spring Annuals
Our suggestions for the best spring flowers to wake up your garden with fast, easy colour.
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