Tree / shrub pack

This plant pack has been created to include shrubs and trees to add some height to your garden. Perfect to add colour and biodiversity to your garden, this pack may only be suitable if you have a larger garden area.

	Key features: Australian Native Full sun Flowers in Summer, Autumn and Winter Insect and pollinator friendly Bird attracting H: 2 – 8 m W: 3 – 5 m The Firewood Banksia grows into a large shrub or small tree with bright orange flowers, which are a great cut flower. Attracts nectar eating birds to the garden. Water Corporation Waterwise Plant Details can be found here.
	Key features: Full sun Flowers in autumn or spring H: 5m W: 3m Bird-attracting Pollinator friendly A large upright shrub often found along swamps and watercourses. It has narrow green leaves with a lovely aroma and produces white waxy looking flowers. Images: Courtesy of Pimelea, Cal Wood, K J Tullis - iNaturalist
	Key features: WA Native Full sun/part shade Flowers in spring and summer H: 1 - 3m W: 1 - 2m Insect and pollinator friendly Bird-attracting Mammal and lizard habitat This melaleuca is a small to medium shrub that has a wonderful display of white flowers in summer. Naturally occurring in WA, it is adaptable to most soil conditions and is drought tolerant once established. Images: Courtesy of Geographe Community Landcare Nursery, Benara Nurseries.
	Key features: Full sun/part shade Flowers in winter and spring H: 1m W: 1m Insect and pollinator friendly Erect or straggly and spreading shrub with a yellow and brown/red flower. An ideal plant for rockeries and revegetation projects. Images: Courtesy of Friends of Queens Park Bushland, Caro Telfer - iNaturalist, Australian National Herbarium http:www.anbg.gov.au/photo
	Key features: Full sun/part shade Flowers in spring H: 1.5m W: 1m Bird-attracting Lizard habitat A shrub with small leaves and orange flowers at the end of its branches. This waterwise, drought-hardy plant is easy to grow. Images: Courtesy of Friends of Queens Park Bushland, Russell Dahms - Westflora