Camellia japonica Volunteer brazelberries

Camellia japonica Volunteer brazelberriesReleased for the International Year of the Volunteer, Camellia Volunteer is a compact evergreen beauty that puts on a dazzling autumn and winter show. Its lush japonica blooms are packed with petals, opening in vibrant pink before deepening to rich rosy red tones, highlighted by softly lighter edges. Neat and versatile, Volunteer is perfect for pots, patios or creating a colourful mid sized hedge with plenty of seasonal flair. Soil: Prefers to be

Pandora is both hardy and versatile

Excellent choice for fences

evergreen shrub produces dark green foliage and in spring

strawberry-like fruits arrive late in summer

This evergreen is ideal for growing over embankments

long-blooming flowers appear in late spring and continue to charm until late autumn

Its naturally symmetrical shape makes it an excellent choice for decorative pots

Soil: Light

produced in large bunches from December to January

Doryanthes palmeri is a succulent perennial - one of only two species in the genus Doryanthes endemic to NSW

making it an excellent choice where space is limited

shade and stock trees