Our Plants

Tall slender fast growing palm with a distinctive ringed trunk and large graceful deep green feathery arching foliage. Flowers form in rings at the base of the crown-shaft and form a purple skirt which circles the trunk.    Bangalow palms look stately planted as a single specimen or add real drama planted in groves or tight groupings.

Perfect for the tropical garden. The swollen base is unique and funky. Slow growing, making it perfect in a pot.

This unique plant resembles a palm tree but is actually a cycad. This plant is the most popular of cycad available and with it’s very symmetrical shape it is a highly attractive plant.

An upright palm with beautiful, arching, dark green leaves. Can be grown as a container plant indoors as they will tolerate low light levels, but will also grow well in a bright, indirect morning sunshine location.  Native of Lord Howe Island east of Australia.

This plant has unbranched cylindrical trunks sheathed with old frond bases. The fronds are very  decorative and are produced in flushes.

This plant has unbranched stems forming a trunk. The fronds are a stunning dark green to blue green and are not as prickly as the other cycads.  Stunning as a feature in a pot or garden.

This is the less commonly grown Pony Tail Palm and again this is not of course a palm, but related to the yuccas.

This delightful little palm is a favourite landscape item and is widely grown. It enjoys a warm frost-free environment away from strong winds and though it will tolerate full sun, it will do better if a little shade is available.

A New Zealand icon and the world’s most southerly growing palm. Though slow growing, Nikau make fantastic specimen palms in a protected position.

This palm has increased in popularity dramatically in recent years due to the increased demand for subtropical gardens. It is a beautiful palm that is inexpensive and easy to find and better yet, easy to grow.