Ficus benjamina Variegata FicbenVa Variegated Weeping Fig

Ficus benjamina Variegata FicbenVa Variegated Weeping FigBotanical Name: Common Names: Ficus benjamina Variegata Variegated Weeping Fig, Native: Foliage Type: No Evergreen Plant Type: Plant Habit: Hedging Screening, Indoor Plants, Trees Dense, Rounded, Upright Description: A very hardy evergreen tree commonly used for topiary standards with dense, shiny green and cream weeping foliage and a smooth grey trunk. A great feature plant in containers. Flowers are insignificant. Grows to a large tree in the garden

Wind: Medium / Moderate

Anigozanthos hybrida Bush Diamond Bush Gems Kangaroo Paw

Grevillea rosmarinifolia Rosemary Grevillea

Planted as a mid-height hedge or screen

Broad green leaves have smooth margins and clusters of pink and cream pin-cushion flowers are abundant in Winter

With its vibrant hot pink bracts above deep pink flowers

Looks quite effective when used as a ground cover under trees and shrubs

Sooty Mould

Often whole leaves will have red tones

Convolulaceae SouthAmerica

Trees Upright

Medium shrub with spectacular burgundy red colour throughout autumn/winter