Protea Deep Secret

Robust new red hybrid. Red bracts with grey-green leaves. Slow growing bush.

Attractive in full flower. Prefers an open sunny situation in an acidic free draining soil.

Evergreen. Prune mid-late spring to encourage flowering in the following year..

Height: 1.5m x Width: 1.5m



Protea Valentine

A spectacular new Protea hybrid. Slow growing. Large red flowers sporadically through the year, and peak flowering in Spring.  Green leaves.

Prune to shape after flowering has finished.  Prefers full sun, open sunny position in a well drained acidic soil. Evergreen.

Height: 1.2m x Width: 1.5m

 




Protea Lepidocarpodendron Green – Good Seconds!

An erect bushy shrub with medium sized greenish fls with a prominent
black beard.

Intolerant to heavy frost.

Suited to varying soil types in
coastal situations.

Prune to shape.

Height : 1.5-2m




Protea Magnifica ‘Queen Protea’ (1.5litre pot)

Queen Protea. One of the most spectacular shrubs.Large deep pink to red flower with a distinct black tip on the beard, in spring to summer. Slower growing. Tough leathery leaves on a lower growing sprawling plant. Suited to a wide range of soil types and climatic conditions.

H: 1.5m.  F: Spring-Summer.  Frost hardy




Protea Floosie – Almost all year round flowering.

A semi spreading shrub which produces mid size Protea flowers. Flowering can occur almost all year round with peak flowering being from Autumn to Spring.The flowering bracts are deep red and topped with a luxurious black tuft. Plant in full sun in a well drained acidic soil. Prune back late Spring to size and shape. (3.3litre pot)

Height: 1.5M x Width 1.5M




Protea Liebencherry – Good Seconds!

An attractive evergreen shrub with bluish-green foliage bearing bright pinkish-red flowers that emerge in Winter and through Spring. Thrives in full sun where soils are average and free-draining. Tolerates dry periods once established.

Grows to between 1.6m and 1.8m both in height and width.




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Telopea Brimstone Blush (Waratah) 1.5litre pot

H: 3m
An upright shrub robust shrub once established. Very free flowering
Sept/Oct with large reddish/pink flowers. Excellent cutflower. Plant in full
sun or filtered light. Stake to support when planted. Prefers free draining
soils. Avoid fertilsers.




Protea Nerifolia Ruby (2.8litre pot -Good Seconds))

Also known as nerifolia Pink and the most well known Protea in home gardens from past years. Develops into a large shrub so cutting flowers and Spring pruning assist to limit dimensions in the early years. Adaptable to a variety of soils and climatic conditions. Deep pink flowers with black trim on top and a creamy central mass. Excellent cut flower.

H: 2.5m.  F: Autumn-Winter.  Medium frost hardy.




Protea Pink Ice (2.5 -2.8litre pot – Good Seconds plants)

A vigourous tidy growing plant which is free flowering all year round.Flowers are a rich pink-red with a silvery appearance.It is adaptable to a wide range of soil types.Prune prior to Spring growth to shape & size.

Height: 1.5m




Protea Limelight (2.8litre pot ) – Good Seconds.

A select low growing shrub noted for its lime greeny-white fls during Winter.Popular for picking.Suited to average well drained soils.Prune to shape.

Height 1.5 – 2m




Protea Green Satin

Satin Green/White floral bracts surrounding the flower mass

An erect hybrid Protea with satin green floral bracts surrounding the flower mass. Very free flowering once established.

Best grown in an open sunny situation in well drained soils. Ideal plant for coastal situations.

Prune back by half the current seasons growth in late spring to enhance flower production the next year.

H 2m




Protea Obtusifolia Red – good seconds!

Red Flowers in Autumn to winter. Prefers full sun. Suitable coastal, and suitable summer dry.

Protea obtusifolia (Limestone Sugarbush) – Well shaped shrub to 9 feet tall with rich dark green leaves and large flowers with tightly overlapping pinkish red petals in fall though winter with some flowers lingering into spring. Plant in full sun in most any soil including clay and alkaline soils. Once established this plant is drought tolerant, requiring little irrigation. This long cultivated Protea is noted both for its beautiful flowers and for its reliability in the garden with long life and great tolerance for coastal conditions and alkaline soils (as high as pH 8.4). It is a great choice as a screening or hedge plant. To encourage dense growth and good branching structure plants should be pruned at a young age. The one drawback of this species is that it is not particularly cold hardy and early frosts can damage new growth, flowers and buds so protection may be required if temperatures drop below 29 F.

H 6-8 feet. W 4-6 feet.

 




Protea grandicolor

Protea ‘Grandicolor’  is a large shrub with beautiful flowers and grey foliage,

this Protea plant can be used as a screening plant or as a feature plant,

it’s flowers are very popular in floral arrangements. The grandicolor protea

is a beautiful peachy pink color. The tips of the petals are a fuzzy pink.

Flowers during winter and spring – good lasting flowers.

Easy to grow, proven frost hardy to -5’C, adaptable to most free-draining soils and tolerant to winds.

Upright habit to 2.5m

 

 




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Rewarewa Tree – Red Flower – NZ native protea ‘Knightea excelsa’- evergreen .

Native NZ

Growing up to 30 metres high, Rewarewa are the tallest protea in the world, a family known for their striking flowers. Rewarewa is no exception, with rust-red, velvety flowers that are both spiky and tightly coiled.

Each flower-cluster contains fifty to eighty tubular flowers anchored on a single stem. Once the pollen is released from the tip, the petals coil downwards to expose the central female spike, ready to receive pollen from the feathered tummies of tūī, silvereye, and korimako.

Sun-loving Rewarewa quickly dominate the canopy in regenerating forest, to the delight of the birds, insects and geckos who can reach their stores of nectar.

Thrives on poor free draining poor clay soils. Prefers full sunlight.   Fast growing, excellent small garden tree as it does not grow too wide.
Grows to 15m x 3m

Tall Tree. Can grow to 30m

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Protea Nerifolia Purity

creamy white fl

Has larger flower heads than normal flower heads with creamy white bracts tipped with thick black fur, mainly produced over late Winter/Spring. Vigorous, bushy growth to 2.5m. Well drained acidic soils. Full sun. Light frosts tolerated. Do not fertilise. A beautiful NZ selection.

Height: 2.5metres

 




Protea Cynaroides Madiba -red

A select form of the King Protea. This is an attractive plant with an erect habit producing deep pink-red flower-heads on long stems from Autumn to Summer.

Excellant plant for floral use.

Prefers an open sunny situation in acidic, free draining soils.

Prune back after flowering to enhance flowering the next year.

H 1.5m

 




Protea Red Ice (3.3litre pot)

A red sport of Protea Pink Ice which is a vigorous  tidy growing plant which is free flowering all year round. Gorgeous deep pink to red flowers with a burgundy floral mass.  Excellent cut Flowers

A prolific flowering, vigorous and hardy plant adaptable to a wide range of soil types.

Easy to grow. Prune prior to Spring growth to shape and size.  Best grown in an open situation.

Flowers much of the year with the peak over Autumn-Winter.

(Also known as ‘Special Pink Ice’)

  • Tolerates most soils
  • Sunny, open position
  • Drought-tolerant once established

H: 2m.  Flowers: Autumn-Spring.  Medium frost hardy.

 

 

 




Protea Possum Magic – an eyecatching flower! – Seconds!

An attractive hybrid Protea having mid sized terminal flowers in winter-spring. Flowers have bronzy red and yellow tones. Plants should be pruned after flowering has finished in late spring. Provide free draining soils in full sun.

H: 1.5m

 




Protea Pink Frost

A robust hybrid Protea with large deep pink flowers with a white frosting to the outer tips of the bracts.

Slow grower.

Provide open sunny situation in well drained soils.

Prune back well in late spring to shape and encourage next season’s flowering.

H: 2m




Protea Royal Crest – good seconds!

A very distinct selection with silvery green bracts topped with a purplish red beard. A rather slow growing but neat growth habit. Suited to most well-drained acidic soils in an sunny open situation. pruner in late spring to shape.

H: 2m




Protea Jazz

A striking new hybrid Protea with deep clear pink fls with a very faint white beard.

Flowering occurs from Autumn to Spring. Flowers are very useful for cutflower.

It is suited to open sunny situations in a free-draining soil. Prune to shape after flowering has finished or in mid-Spring to enhance flower production the next year. Avoid phosphate fertilisers.

Height: 1.5m

Stock expected to be available late April to May.




Protea Margarita

A hybrid Protea with medium large red fls with a frosted beard.

Has a tidy growth habit and is very free flowering.

Peak flowering is winter. Prune to remove old fls and to enhance next seasons flowering.

Prefers full sun and free-draining soils.

Height: 1.5 metre

 




Protea Cynaroides ( Pink King ) 2.5litre pot

The KING PROTEA is a spreading shrub with majestic very large pink velvety flowers from
Autumn to Spring.

Has adapted to a wide range of well drained soil types.

Prune to size and shape in Spring. Medium frost Hardy.

H: 1.5 – 2 metre




Protea Burgundy Nipple

A small tidy compact Protea with striking pink bracts and burgundy flower mass.

Flowering can be profuse in the middle of winter to early spring.

Likes full sun and free draining soils.

H: 2m

 




Protea Deep Blush

A colourful hybrid producing many mid-size flowers over a long period from Autumn to early Summer.

Flowers have a silvery bract with a deep maroon centre.

Plant in an open sunny situation in free-draining soils.

Prune to shape and size late spring.

H: 1.5m




A Fertiliser for Protea/Banksia etc 1.5kg bag

Specifically formulated for all acid loving plant varieties including protea.

Contains trace elements including magnesium and extra
iron.
• Grows bright and beautiful flowers.
• Specially formulated for acid loving plants.
• Consistent prill size for more even spreading and dust free application.
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1.5Kg bag
N 11
P 1.8
K 6Mg
1+TE +Iron

This product is not available with discount on 2 protea for 1 deal.




Protea Nana – ‘Mountain Rose’ (1.5litre)

Commonly known as mountain rose, P.Nana is a small beautiful, densely branched shrub with needle like leaves and dainty pendulas wine red flowers from winter to spring. Suitable for banks and grows satisfactorily in heavier soils. Excellent container plant.

H:  1m.  F: winter-spring.  Moderate frost tolerance.

 

 




Protea Joey

A unique cultivar with great potential as a taller ground cover or for hanging over walls or sprawling down banks. The hanging flower heads are predominantly bright scarlet red and are picked as cut flowers. Can be grown in a range of free-draining soils.

H: 1m x 2-3m wide.  F: Winter-Spring.   Medium frost hardy

 




Protea Sulphurea

One of the loveliest low growing protea species both as a ground cover and for hanging over walls or sprawling down banks. The sulphur coloured flowers contrast with the small neat glaucous green foliage. Can be kept to a manageable size in a home garden.

H”  50-70cm x 2-3m wide.  F: Winter-Spring.    Frost hardy.    Limited cut flower potential.




Telopea Speciosissima Red Embers (Waratah)

An upright multi-stemmed Waratah of Speciosissima origins producing large red flowers with a slight pink sheen.

H: 3m.  F: Spring.  Frost hardy.  Attracts birds.

 




Telopea Hyb Burgundy (Waratah) – bright red flower with dark foliage!

A hardy  and prolific cultivar which is easier to grow that some other Waratahs. A vigorous dense shrub with deep burgundy flowers.

Plants  current ly available are small.

H: 3m.  F: Spring.  Frost hardy.  Attracts birds.

 




Telopea Dawn Fire (Waratah) 1.5litre

A New South Wales [speciosissima] hybrid of upright proportions with multiple stems and large red rich flowers.

H: 3m.  F: Spring.  Frost hardy.  Attracts birds.




Protea Venus

Outstanding shrub, robust and compact in growth producing long strong flower stems suitable for picking. Flower buds sit prominently on the stems giving a colourful winter display before the large red flowers open in warmer temperatures.

H: 1.5m.  F: Spring-Summer. Tolerates light frosts.




Protea Susara

An attractive and vigorous shrub with softly coloured flowers of pink-cream-lime mix. Flowers can appear throughout the year  in small numbers with main flowering in winter.

H: 1.5-2m.  F: Winter.  Medium frost hardy.

 




Protea Roupelliae – flowers October to early January!

A large shrub up to 3 x 3m. Flowers red creamish-green with spatula bracts and brightly coloured floral mass that opens into a loose form. Attractive light green foliage with flowers appearing on long thick stems when not much else is in flower.

H: 3m.  F: Spring-Summer.  Frost hardy.




Protea Repens (Red) ‘Sugarbush’

Known as the common sugar bush or Honey Protea, Repens is a very adaptable species, tolerating a broad range of soils and climatic conditions. Prefers full sun. An erect shrub producing red flower heads in winter which exude nectar making the flower sticky. Usually a long lived and reliable garden plant that gives a spectacular display. Flowers very high in nectar and attractive to birds and insects. Trim to maintain shape.

H: 2 metres.  F: Autumn-Winter.  Frost hardy.

Stock expected to be available late April to May.




Protea Repens Alba (cream/white) 3.3litre – Good Seconds!

A hardy erect shrub that is very adaptable to a range of soil and climatic conditions. Produces many white flowers , which have a sticky sugar feel, Predominantly in winter, giving an attractive garden display. Birds and Bees are attracted to its high levels of nectar. Bush need solid pruning to keep in the best shape. Adaptable to a wide range of soils in full sun. Trim back in Spring to maintain shape and size.

H: 2 metres. F: Autumn-Winter.  Frost hardy.