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aka Putaputaweta or Marble leaf

An attractive small tree with a very different juvenile and adult form. Its soft leaves are a mid to light green with a mottled marbling, becoming larger, thicker and glossier when older. Small, star-like, white, flowers late spring to early summer followed by black berries mid-summer to mid-autumn.

aka Atlas Cedar

An attractive conifer that will become a stunning specimen in a garden. Has an upright, conical form and silver-blue needles. Yellow, pollen-covered male cones followed by small female cones. Hardy to the cold and prefers moist, well-drained soil.

A good timber tree with a fragrant and wood that is usable for construction, finish carpentry and furniture.

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aka Indian Cedar

Indian Cedar. This Conifer will grow into a handsome majestic tree if allowed the space to mature. Upright and pyramidal in shape it has evenly spaced branches draped with blue-grey needles. The branches are slightly pendulous at the tips. Lovely as a potted Christmas tree. Full sun. Evergreen.

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aka NSW Christmas Bush

This Aussie native is a tidy, upright small leaved shrub or small tree which has a vivid flowering display, usually coinciding with Christmas. Masses of creamy white panicles smother the tree changing through pink and flame to brilliant red. Grows well in container. Likes well drained sandy loam soil in a sunny, frost free position. Evergreen

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aka Sawara cypress

A dense pyramidal shrub with intense silvery blue foliage and very soft to touch. Outstanding colour and form. Prefers a well drained position. Evergreen.

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Considered the finest blue form of Chamaecyparis, with an erect narrow and symmetrical growth habit. It will fit in any garden with distinction. These are surely one of the most popular, and widely planted evergreens in horticultural practice. Tolerant of any conditions.

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A vigorous, informal, compact pyramidal bush with bright golden, fan-like foliage sprays. Evergreen

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aka Chamaecyparis

Conifer. A useful little plant with fresh green layers of foliage a neat domed shape habit. Useful for adding structure and will fit into the smallest of gardens. Plant in the sun, in well drained, deep acid soil for best results. Tough as. Evergreen.

Just so you know the 'Nana' part of this plant name means Dwarf in Latin i.e. it is not a plant only suitable for Nanas!

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Conifer. A large bush of dense upright conical habit, with book-leaf sprays of rich, golden yellow foliage. Evergreen.

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aka Japanese Cedar

Japanese Cedar. A fast growing and robust Conifer that is useful for screens and shelter belts and highly valued in the Orient as a timber tree. Forms a stately pyramidal tree if left untrimmed with curved needle foliage in green and bronze tones. Evergreen.