Callistemon Injune Pink grass

Callistemon Injune Pink grassCallistemon Injune Pink is a pretty native shrub producing an abundance of beautiful candy pink flowers with contrasting new silvery leaf growth. It blooms in spring and often again in summer or autumn, with the flowers aging to cream. Like all callistemon, Injune Pink attracts birds, bees and butterflies to the garden. It can be pruned to encourage a smaller growth habit but will make a graceful weeping shape if left to grow as a small tree. Soil:

green foliage

Tuckeroo is widely planted as a street tree thanks to its moderate height

fertile soil enriched with organic matter

Coastal and drought hardy

In autumn Brocade changes its foliage to bright orange-red

also known as Betula pendula

The foliage features narrow

The flowers are red and insignificant - though still bird-attracting - and it is the colour and texture of the foliage that is the feature

sheltered areas

Its compact growth habit and attractive flowers make it a versatile addition to any landscape

Hardy and easy to grow once established

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