Isopogon cuneatus Orange

Isopogon cuneatus OrangeIsopogon cuneatus is an attractive, hardy upright native shrub with leathery dark green mature foliage with copper tones on newer leaves. It has an abundance of spectacular, drumstick like pink coneflowers appearing from spring through to late summer. The flowers are followed by large globular seed heads which remain on the plant giving it a decorative appearance even when not in bloom. It works well when used in informal hedging, mass plantings,

this versatile Australian native responds well to pruning and forms a neat

creating a dramatic focal point in gardens

Conditions: Full sun and lightly shaded positions

As a high-to-medium chill hour variety

large or small

it blooms with clusters of yellow to cream globular flowers

Anigozanthos Celebrations Carnivale is an exciting new kangaroo paw from the Kings Park 'Bush Gems' range

It develops excellent colour and a rich

evergreen groundcover

Conditions: Prefers full sun to part shade

or even a sandy loam

wind and salt tolerant