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Home » Environment » Trees and Powerlines » Exotic Plants

Exotic Plants

There is an extraordinary range of plants available in Australia from around the world. However, these introduced plants may have special requirements to grow and look their best.

It is therefore important to plan your selection for the particular location you have in mind. Many require more water or more fertiliser than Australian natives to look their best. However, if you choose wisely and look after them well, your efforts will be greatly rewarded.

Please talk to your local nursery to get the best advice regarding your selection.

  • Mandarin

    Fragrant flowers in spring followed by edible large orange fruit which has a loose rind.

  • Cape Wedding Flower

    Clusters of large white, fragrant flowers.

  • Golden Dewdrop

    Profusion of violet/blue flowers in summer, followed by small yellow berries.

  • Pineapple Guava

    Fuchsia-like crimson flowers in spring, followed by edible fruit.

  • Crepe Myrtle

    Masses of pink/mauve flowers in summer.

  • Ohia-Lehua

    Dense clusters of red flowers over winter. Foliage changes from light to dark green with age.

  • Purple Leaf Cherry Plum

    Stunning foliage with masses of pink flowers in spring.

  • Strawberry Guava

    Bronze foliage and edible deep purple fruit.

Last Updated: 20 January 2006

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