Prunus armeniaca Storey Dwarf Apricot Pot Size:180 mm Square

Prunus armeniaca Storey Dwarf Apricot Pot Size:180 mm SquareAlso known as Early Moorpark, Storey Dwarf Apricot produces medium sized rounded fruit with vibrant golden coloured skin and a deep blush. The orange flesh is juicy with a delicious flavour, and ready for harvest mid December to early January. The self pollinating fruit is suitable for eating fresh, drying, preserving and jams. Fertilise and prune every year to encourage new growth and fruit the following year. Soil: Well drained soil. Conditions:

Grevillea lanigera Kangarutha displays cerise red flowers

narrowly columnar deciduous tree with a high tolerance to exposure

Callistemon Mauve Mist is a striking evergreen shrub prized for its vibrant pink–mauve bottlebrush flowers

Keep up the water in hot dry spells

Even when creeping

typical of freestone varieties

Conditions: Prefers full sun to partial shade

Requires a deep soaking when dry

on embankments and slopes

deeply lobed bright green leaves

and wind hardy

Soil: Humus rich well-drained soil is best