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Neighbours-Be-
Gone®Trees
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Acmena smithii

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Neighbours-
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Acmena smithii
6” pots 6.90 ea.
Lambs Meadow® Sutera
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The Meadow Lawn Landscape. Grow 6 sq. metres of  Meadow Lawn for $39.90
Silver Stirling™ Pittosporum
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The Perfect hedge in just 12 months
7" pots Silver Stirling™ Pittosporum $7.90, 10" pots $24.50 each or 4 for $88.00

Myrtus Luma
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Myrtus Luma
3" pots 2" tall $2.50 each or 5 for $11.50, a tray of 20×3" pots only $39.90

Funky style texture and shape
Agave attenuata is a succulent that produces giant rosettes of smooth wide green/grey aga2.jpg (33573 bytes)foliage and is one of the few Agave without a spike on the tip or the ends of the leaves. Agave are extremely versatile and can be grown indoors or outdoors in sun or shade in pots or garden beds. Because of their strong architectural shape and striking colour they create a dramatic focal point in a modern landscape with their smooth wide foliage contrasting effectively with narrow or strappy leaved cordyline, yuccas and grasses. The contrast of the green/grey foliage against the red and purple flax and cordyline foliage brings modern landscapes to life, too much purple or red can look bland. Add the green/ grey Agave to the modern landscape and see a perfect balance of colour and shape.
Agave are perhaps the hardiest and most reliable of all the modern landscape plants.
Grow them in sun or shade almost any soil as long as it is not swampy. They will survive and grow even if you forget to water them for 6 weeks in summer! If you buy a small Agave you will be amazed how much they grow in a single summer if they are regularly watered and fertilised. Agave are still uncommon in Melbourne gardens this is because they are slow to reproduce from cuttings as a result Melbourne’s nurseries have been selling them at very high prices normally around $14.95 for a 6” pot and $30 for an 8” pot and over $100 for a 12” potted Agave.
Chris and Marie took a holiday to California where Agave attenuate grow natively and collected enough seed to grow thousands of them, as a result we now are able to offer a plentiful supply of Agave at prices that allow everybody to fill their pots and garden bed with as many Agave as their hearts desire.
Agaves are gaining immense popularity due to their unique look and ability to handle long periods of dryness.

This hardy succulent plant forms tight rosettes of pale green fleshy leaves and develop thick woody stems. Once mature, over spring and summer a long, arching, aga3.jpg (33834 bytes)striking flower spike that is densely covered with cream/white flowers is produced.
Agaves are ideal for mass plantings, containers and features and is a great foliage accentor with plants such as Yuccas, Cordylines, Flaxes and Succulents. They will grow well in full sun, however maximum growth and expansion are acquired when grown in morning sun and afternoon shade or in dappled shade with good soil and adequate water. Fertilize every 6 months with Devotion™ Time Release fertilizer and once a month with Devotion™ Liquid Leaf and Stem liquid fertilizer.

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Agaves 6"pots $12.50, 8"pots $19.90,
10" $39.50

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