Betula pendula Purpurea acaciaThe Betula pendula Purpurea, commonly known as the Purple Leaf Birch, is an elegant, medium sized deciduous tree admired for its striking contrast of deep purple black foliage against silvery white bark. As the bark matures, it develops darker, textured toneseventually becoming a beautiful blackish grey, adding year round visual interest to the landscape. With its graceful, slender form and gently drooping branches, the Purple Leaf Birch makes a
cream to blue-grey bark which sheds in patches in summer and autumn
Soil: Will tolerate most soils but likes a well-drained loam
glossy dark green foliage
This seedless variety is self-pollinating so one tree is all you need
its compact size and captivating form make it a perfect choice for both large and small gardens
Crowea exalata White Star is a round
This plant adds a dynamic visual interest to any garden with its seasonal transformation
Tristaniopsis laurina
it is best to space them 1m apart
The lemon banksia flowers appear from late summer to early spring and are excellent for attracting birds and the dense layering makes it a wildlife habitat plant
Honeyeater Delight is the perfect understory plant for your mixed perennial or native garden
the Angophora floribunda is sure to add significant visual interest and curb appeal to your home
