Hibbertia Dentata (Trailing Guinea Flower) Architectural Foliage Unlike other citrus varieties

Unlike other citrus varieties

spreading habit

while the long flowering stems make this variety especially desirable for cutting and floral arrangements

followed by eye-catching boat-shaped seed pods that split open to reveal black seeds resembling peanuts – hence its common name

Acer Palmatum Dissectum ‘Orangeola’ Standard is a striking weeping Japanese maple valued for its finely cut laceleaf foliage and exceptional seasonal colour

Hibbertia Dentata (Trailing Guinea Flower) Architectural Foliage Unlike other citrus varietiesHibbertia Dentata (Trailing Guinea Flower) is a vigorous Australian native climber and scrambling groundcover prized for its bright golden yellow flowers and glossy green foliage. Its trailing and twining growth habit makes it ideal for covering fences, trellises, embankments, or weaving naturally through shrubs, creating a lush, informal display. The cheerful blooms attract native bees and other beneficial pollinators, making it an excellent addition