Adiantum aethiopicum Native Maidenhair Pot Size:140 mmThe wild Australian native maidenhair species, Adiantum aethiopicum, is a tough species that grows well outdoors in moist, shaded locations. The foliage consists of fine, bright green fronds with small, fan shaped leaflets arranged along dark, wiry stems. The fronds have a soft, feathery appearance and form a dense, spreading mat that remains green year round in suitable conditions. Native Maidenhair Fern is versatile in landscaping, ideal for shaded
One of the more fascinating Japanese maples
Azalea Alba Magnifica is grown for its lovely form and profuse flowering
It is a very versatile garden plant - plant it as a small hedge
The Dogwood azalea is a small evergreen shrub displaying soft
The bright foliage will make this an absolute standout wherever it is used
and fertilize with a slow-release fertilizer in late winter and early autumn
olive-green fruit in autumn and early winter with a sweet
it dazzles with clusters of cream-white flowers
With lovely deep burgundy to red new growth throughout the growing season
fern-like foliage and spectacular display of fragrant pink
Safe Haven requires pruning 1-3 times a year to maintain a tidy shape and can be pruned to a minimum of 1
australis proves its adaptability
