Sequoia sempervirens Coast Redwood plant

Sequoia sempervirens Coast Redwood plantCoast Redwood, also known as the Californian Redwood, is a magnificent evergreen conifer renowned as the tallest tree species in the world, reaching over 100 metres in its native habitat. In Australian gardens and landscapes, it typically grows to around 30 metres, developing a tall, elegant form with a strong central trunk and gently weeping branches clothed in soft, feathery deep green foliage. Faster growing and more slender than the Giant Redwood,

As the blooms fade

temperate and sub-tropical climates

Gold Fever Grevillea is a popular low-maintenance spreading shrub

Perfect for garden beds

composted soil

The bright vibrant flowers are significant both in size and in the number produced per plant

borders and mass planting as a ground cover

The foliage is a gorgeous lush

Mission Olive is a hardy tree with silvery

and container planting for patios and courtyards

it offers seasonal interest

which impart a unique and refreshing touch and complement a range of flavours