Latin name
Common name
Description
Native Forestry Tubes
(Common name order)
PRICES (incl. GST)
(Bulk prices apply for purchases of the
following species only, provided they are
collected in one lot.)
Up to 40 - $3.50 each (no minimum per species)
40+ - $2.50 each (minimum 10 per species)
August 2017
Acacia hemsleyi
An attractive, ornamental wattle for tropical Australia. Large bushy shrub with
bright yellow flowers. Requires full sun. (Fabaceae)
Melaleuca nervosa
Large shrub to small tree 4-10m in height. This tree has papery bark and
beautiful flowers that may vary in colour from cream to green, occassionally
red. Can tolerate wet spots. (Myrtaceae)
Acacia umbellata
Multistemmed shrub to 3m high with stringy bark and bright yellow puffy
flowers. (Fabaceae)
Khaya senegalensis
African Mahogany
Exotic timber tree. High value hardwood timber. Hardy. Excellent for the dry
tropics. (Meliaceae)
Archontophoenix alexandrae
Alexandra Palm
Current stocks of this palm are from McIvor River (near Cooktown), Cape
York Peninsula. Tall attractive palm with large fronds. Fairly hardy.
(Arecaceae)
Melicope melanophloia
Aniseed Aspen
Shrub or small tree with strong aniseed smell to crushed leaves. Attractive
white flowers. (Rutaceae)
Leea indica
Bandicoot Berry
Handsome shrub with beautiful leaves. Bunches of dark red fruit attracts
birds. Hardy and fast growing. (Leeaceae)
Casuarina equisetifolia
Beach She Oak
Spreading tree with soft weeping branchlets. An excellent tree for beach
plantings. (Casuarinaceae)
Castanospermum australe
Black Bean
Medium spreading tree renowned for its lovely timber. Masses of yellow
flowers along the branches. Large decorative woody seed pods. Often slow
growing for first few years. Benefits from protection when young. (Fabaceae)
Melaleuca bracteata
Black Tea Tree
Tall bushy shrub with bright green foliage and dense habit. Small white
flowers. A very hardy plant which is an excellent screen. (Myrtaceae)
Omalanthus novo-guineensis
Bleeding Heart
Very fast growing medium tree with large heart-shaped leaves. Old leaves
turn red. Excellent for difficult sites. (Euphorbiaceae)
Elaeocarpus grandis
Blue Quandong
Tall, fast growing rainforest tree with straight bole and tiered branches.
Edible blue fruit followed bell shaped flowers. Grown for hardwood timber.
Very hardy. (Elaeocarpaceae)
Syzygium hemilamprum
Blush Satinash
Bushy small tree with white flowers, showy white fruit and pink/brown new
growth. Excellent screen plant. Hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Acacia fimbriata
Brisbane Wattle
Fast growing large shrub to small tree with beautiful weeping foliage and
dainty yellow fluffy flowers. Best in cooler climates. (Fabaceae)
Melaleuca viridiflora
Broad Leaved Paperbark
Shrub to small tree often with twisted habit. Flowers mostly greenish-cream,
but red/green, pink and bright red flowers also. (Myrtaceae)
Terminalia arenicola
Brown Damson
Excellent shade tree with spreading habit. Deciduous and quite hardy.
Suitable for beach plantings. (Combretaceae)
Cryptocarya triplinervis
Brown Laurel
Small hardy, bushy tree with small white flowers and black fruit which attracts
birds. Food plant of Blue Triangle Butterfly. (Lauraceae)
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Latin name
Common name
Description
Native Forestry Tubes
(Common name order)
PRICES (incl. GST)
(Bulk prices apply for purchases of the
following species only, provided they are
collected in one lot.)
Up to 40 - $3.50 each (no minimum per species)
40+ - $2.50 each (minimum 10 per species)
August 2017
Acacia mangium
Brown Salwood
Extremely fast growing hardy tree with large green leaves and creamy
flowers. Good timber. (Fabaceae)
Corymbia torelliana
Cadaghi
Medium to tall tree with smooth straight trunk and rounded crown. Bark
sheds to reveal lovely green new trunk. Very hardy. Suitable for all sites
including dry land. (Myrtaceae)
Fagraea berteriana
Cape Jitta
Medium shrub with large bright green almost succulent stiff leaves in pairs,
and huge cream flowers with beautiful perfume. Quite hardy. (Loganiaceae)
Melaleuca arcana
Cape York Paperbark
Tall bushy shrub from Cape York Peninsula. Attractive small white
bottlebrush flowers. Very hardy. Excellent for a damp spot. (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon chisholmii
Chisholm's Bottlebrush
Medium shrub with open habit, stiff leaves and red flowers. Rare plant. Best
in full sun. (Myrtaceae)
Corymbia clarksoniana
Clarkson's Bloodwood
Medium to large tree with masses of fluffy white flowers. Very hardy.
(Myrtaceae)
Melaleuca dealbata
Cloudy Tea Tree
A large paperbark tree with grey foliage and brownish papery bark. Tolerates
wet spots. (Myrtaceae)
Cordyline fruiticosa
Cordyline
An exotic plant most often used as a foliage filler in tropical gardens. Very
hardy and easy to grow. Sun or shade. This variety is seed grown (hence the
variation). Height up to about 2.5m tall. (Asparagaceae)
Melicope elleryana
Corkwood
Fast growing tree with beautiful pink flowers along the branches. Food plant
of the spectacular Ulysses Butterfly. (Rutaceae)
Syzygium fibrosum
Fibrous Satinash
Large shrub to small tree with purple new growth. Large white fluffy flowers
and delicious red fruit. Very hardy. Makes tasty jam. (Myrtaceae)
Ficus virgata
Figwood
A medium spreading tree. Fruit is produced along the branches and extend
to the trunk. Fast growing and hardy. (Moraceae)
Eucalyptus tereticornis
Forest Red Gum
Fast growing, tall stately tree with smooth, mottled trunk and white flowers.
Timber tree. (Myrtaceae)
Carallia brachiata
Freshwater Mangrove
Medium, erect tree with stiff glossy leaves and furrowed corky bark. Excellent
for damp spot. Food plant of beautiful yellow and blue 4 O'Clock Moth.
(Rhizophoraceae)
Sedum acre
Golden Moss
A shallow rooted succulent plant with yellow-green foliage and bright yellow
flowers. Spreads and roots along the ground so can be used as a
groundcover, in rock walls, wall gardens, and "green rooves", as it does not
require much soil to grow. Full to part sun. (Crassulaceae)
Xanthostemon chrysanthus
Golden Penda
Large shrub or small tree with spectacular, large heads of bright yellow
flowers. Tip prune when young to create bushy form and promote mass
flowering. Hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Eucalyptus cloeziana
Gympie Messmate
Medium to tall tree with rough lower bark and smooth white upper trunk and
branches. Useful timber. (Myrtaceae)
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We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, north Queensland.
Business hours: Monday - Saturday 9am to 5pm, Sunday 9am to 2pm; closed public holidays.
Latin name
Common name
Description
Native Forestry Tubes
(Common name order)
PRICES (incl. GST)
(Bulk prices apply for purchases of the
following species only, provided they are
collected in one lot.)
Up to 40 - $3.50 each (no minimum per species)
40+ - $2.50 each (minimum 10 per species)
August 2017
Acacia aulacocarpa
Hickory Wattle
Fast growing and very hardy tree with masses of yellow flowers. Rounded
dense crown. Timber tree. (Fabaceae)
Acacia racospermoides
Hopevale Wattle
Slender shrub with beautiful white trunk and deep yellow flowers. Very fast
growing. Excellent for coastal plantings. (Fabaceae)
Corymbia citriodora
Lemon Scented Gum
Tall, fast growing tree with beautiful smooth trunk and lemon scent to leaves.
Hardy. Timber tree. (Myrtaceae)
Eucalyptus lockyeri
Lockyer's Gum
A rare tree from the Herberton area. Attractive grey foliage. A small hardy
gum tree. (Myrtaceae)
Lomandra hystrix
Mat-Rush
Attractive cl umping plant with stiff, dark green foliage. Does very well in
semi-shade. Very hardy with perfumed flowers. (Asparagaceae)
Ophiopogon japonicus "nana"
Mini Mondo Grass
Neat, clumping grass to 75mm tall, useful as a border plant or between
pavers or stepping stones, to create a softer look. Looks best in part to full
shade. Quite hardy. (Asparagaceae)
Eucalyptus tessellaris
Moreton Bay Ash
Handsome tree with smooth trunk and characteristic sock of rough bark at
the base. Tolerant of wide range of conditions including dry inland.
(Myrtaceae)
Hymenosporum flavum
Native Frangipani
Small, slender tree with very showy yellow and cream, perfumed flowers.
Hardy and fast growing. (Pittosporaceae)
Acacia leptocarpa
Northern Golden Wattle
Small tree with dark green foliage and spikes of bright orange flowers. Very
hardy. Plant in full sun. (Fabaceae)
Diploglottis diphyllostegia
Northern Tamarind
Small tree with large attractive leaves, and fruit which makes good jam or
drinks. (Sapindaceae)
Acacia crassicarpa
Northern Wattle
Small tree with large leaves and yellow flowers. Very fast growing and hardy.
(Fabaceae)
Acacia flavescens
Northern Wattle
Tall shrub or small tree with large leaves. Attractive red/purple new growth.
Masses of fluffy white flowers. Hardy & fast growing. (Fabaceae)
Melaleuca sylvana
Oaky Creek Tea Tree
Medium shrub. Attractive foliage with tiny leaves. Quite hardy and fast
growing. White flowers. (Myrtaceae)
Toechima erythrocarpum
Pink Tamarind
Small tree with compound leaves and large leaflets. Large apricot-coloured
fleshy fruit. (Sapindaceae)
Eucalyptus platyphylla
Poplar Gum
Medium tree with smooth white bark which peels to reveal a salmon pink
trunk. Masses of white flowers in summer. Deciduous in the dry. (Myrtaceae)
Corymbia abergiana
Range Bloodwood
A small tree with large dark green leaves, very showy white flowers and large
seed pods. (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon polandii
Red Bottlebrush
Compact well shaped medium shrub. Large red brushes with golden tipped
stamens. (Myrtaceae)
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We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, north Queensland.
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Latin name
Common name
Description
Native Forestry Tubes
(Common name order)
PRICES (incl. GST)
(Bulk prices apply for purchases of the
following species only, provided they are
collected in one lot.)
Up to 40 - $3.50 each (no minimum per species)
40+ - $2.50 each (minimum 10 per species)
August 2017
Toona ciliata (australis)
Red Cedar
Fast growing, hardy tree which develops a spreading shady crown. Famous
for its beautiful timber. (Meliaceae)
Ficus congesta
Red Fig
Quite hardy shrub or small tree with bright red new growth. Fruit borne on the
trunk. Makes an ideal tub plant. (Moraceae)
Mallotus philippensis
Red Kamala
This very widespread tree is an essential part of any rainforest planting. It is
extremely hardy and has fruit that is eaten by birds. All rainforest plantings
need a few indestructible trees and this is certainly one of them.
(Euphorbiaceae)
Eucalyptus pellita
Red Mahogany
Medium to tall tree with rough bark and dark green foliage. Excellent timber
tree. Has been used for carbon sequestration as it is fast growing.
(Myrtaceae)
Eucalyptus resinifera
Red Messmate
Fast growing, medium to large tree with attractive foliage. Very hardy. Timber
tree. (Myrtaceae)
Eucalyptus camaldulensis
River Red Gum
Fast growing, very hardy tree with smooth bark. Stately form. Ideal tree for
difficult situations. (Myrtaceae)
Casuarina cunninghamiana
River She Oak
Tall, fast growing tree. Very hardy and suitable for any location. Excellent
along watercourses. Timber tree. Very good windbreak for farms and
orchards. (Casuarinaceae)
Rhysotoechia robertsonii
Robertson's Tuckeroo
Small fast growing tree with bright green foliage. Loads of bright orange fruit
which are relished by birds. (Sapindaceae)
Schefflera bracteata (S.
versteegii)
Rock Umbrella Tree
Rare umbrella tree from the Cape York Peninsula. Thick bright green leaflets
held in a circle round the leaf-stalk. Brown scales on the leaf stalks and
shoot tip. Huge panicles of pinkish flowers. (Araliaceae)
Blepharocarya involucrigera
Rose Butternut
Tree with shiny leaves and red new growth. Flowers followed by woody
umbrella shaped structures. Good timber. (Anacardiaceae)
Eucalyptus grandis
Rose Gum
Very tall, fast growing gum with beautiful white trunk. Unsuitable for high
wind areas. Timber tree. (Myrtaceae)
Cryptocarya mackinnoniana
Rusty Laurel
Tree with large stiff leaves and brilliant red drooping new growth. Fruit
attracts birds. Food plant of Blue Triangle Butterfly. (Lauraceae)
Pittosporum ferrugineum
Rusty Pittosporum
Small tree with brownish leaves and clusters of cream flowers. Fruit yellow,
which split to reveal bright orange seed. Very hardy. (Pittosporaceae)
Diospyros littorea
Sea Ebony
Very slow growing shrub to small tree with glossy green leaves. Grows
naturally on the coast, close to mangrove stands. Orange-yellow fruit attracts
birds. Wood is very hard and beautiful. (Ebenaceae)
Grevillea robusta
Silky Oak
Hardy tree with open habit and mass of orange flowers which attract birds.
Excellent timber species. (Proteaceae)
Guioa lasioneura
Silky Tamarind
Large shrub or small tree with small compound leaves and flushes of pink
new growth. Pink/purple decorative seed capsules. (Sapindaceae)
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We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, north Queensland.
Business hours: Monday - Saturday 9am to 5pm, Sunday 9am to 2pm; closed public holidays.
Latin name
Common name
Description
Native Forestry Tubes
(Common name order)
PRICES (incl. GST)
(Bulk prices apply for purchases of the
following species only, provided they are
collected in one lot.)
Up to 40 - $3.50 each (no minimum per species)
40+ - $2.50 each (minimum 10 per species)
August 2017
Eucalyptus melanophloia
Silver Leaf Ironbark
Tall tree to 20m high, with beautiful silvery foliage and creamy white flowers.
Conservation status; near threatened. (Myrtaceae)
Acacia holosericea
Silver-Leaved Wattle
Large shrub with beautiful silvery leaves and bright yellow flowers. Very
hardy and fast growing. Full sun. (Fabaceae)
Acacia simsii
Sim's Wattle
Small to medium shrub with narrow lime-green leaves and very showy
display of bright yellow flowers. Hardy. Full sun. (Fabaceae)
Eucalyptus propinqua
Small Fruited Grey Gum
Medium to tall tree with smooth bark. Bark shed in strips - newly exposed
surface orange. (Myrtaceae)
Melaleuca monantha
Small-leaved tea tree
An unusual melaleuca with tiny (minute) leaves and lovely foliage. Height
and form varies from a shrub to small tree, and often becomes bonsai
shaped on maturity. Small white flowers. (Myrtaceae)
Melaleuca linariifolia
Snow in Summer
Large, dense, bushy shrub. Makes an excellent screen. Masses of beautiful
white flowers. A hardy shrub which does well in a damp situation. (Myrtaceae)
Lomandra longifolia
Spiny-Headed Mat-Rush
Attractive clumping plant with stiff, dark green foliage. Suitable for rockeries.
Very hardy with perfumed flowers. (Asparagaceae)
Rhus taitensis
Sumac
Fast growing, hardy tree with spectacular reddish brown new growth. Showy
white flowers. (Anacardiaceae)
Eucalyptus robusta
Swamp Mahogany
Fast growing, medium to tall tree with dark glossy foliage. Suitable for most
situations. Will tolerate damp spots. (Myrtaceae)
Dictyoneura obtusa
Swamp Tamarind
Slender small tree with purple new growth. Glossy serrated leaves. Fairly
hardy. Thrives in a damp spot. (Sapindaceae)
Eucalyptus microcorys
Tallow Wood
Tall, fast growing bushy timber tree. Useful as inclusion in windbreak but
don't use exclusively, due to brittleness. (Myrtaceae)
Leptospermum polygalifolium
Tantoon
Medium bushy shrub bearing masses of small white flowers in spring. Hardy
and adaptable to most situations. (Myrtaceae)
Melaleuca alternifolia
Tea Tree
Large, thick bushy shrub. Very showy. White flowers. Quite hardy and
tolerates wet spots. Leaves contain "Tea Tree Oil". (Myrtaceae)
Sterculia shillinglawii
Tulip Sterculia
Small, slender tree with large hairy leaves. Unusual brown and red flowers.
Bright orange pods with black seeds. Hardy. (Malvaceae)
Harpullia pendula
Tulip Wood
Small tree with attractive orange fruit. Suitable as a small shade tree. Quite
hardy. (Sapindaceae)
Syncarpia glomulifera
Turpentine
A very good timber tree from North Queensland highland areas. Slow
growing but hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Schefflera actinophylla
Umbrella Tree
Very hardy, fast growing tree. Large heads of red flowers attracts birds.
Good patio plant. (Araliaceae)
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We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, north Queensland.
Business hours: Monday - Saturday 9am to 5pm, Sunday 9am to 2pm; closed public holidays.
Latin name
Common name
Description
Native Forestry Tubes
(Common name order)
PRICES (incl. GST)
(Bulk prices apply for purchases of the
following species only, provided they are
collected in one lot.)
Up to 40 - $3.50 each (no minimum per species)
40+ - $2.50 each (minimum 10 per species)
August 2017
Callistemon pachyphyllus
Wallum Bottlebrush
Hardy, slender shrub with large bottlebrush flowers in spring and autumn.
Will tolerate damp soil situations. Benefits from regular pruning. (Myrtaceae)
Acacia guymeri
Wattle
Fast growing shrub to 1.5 - 2.5m tall, with smooth silver grey bark and fluffy
yellow flowers. (Fabaceae)
Callistemon viminalis
Weeping Bottlebrush
Medium to large shrub with red bottlebrush flowers. Weeping foliage. Fast
growing and hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Melaleuca leucadendra
Weeping Paperbark
Large tree with weeping foliage and thick white papery bark. Masses of white
flowers laden with nectar. Excellent along watercourses or in a damp spot.
(Myrtaceae)
Leptospermum madidum
Weeping Tea Tree
Large shrub with extremely attractive weeping form. Beautiful lime green
foliage and a stunning smooth white trunk. Best in warm, wet climates. Must
have lots of water. (Myrtaceae)
Callistemon salignus
White Bottlebrush
White flowers. Makes a good screen. (Myrtaceae)
Corymbia leichhardtii
Yellow Jacket
Medium tree with broad grey leaves. Masses of terminal white flowers.
Attractive yellow, flaky bark. Hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Acacia macradenia
Zig-Zag Wattle
Very large, fast growing, spreading shrub with zig-zag branchlets. Masses of
very bright, dark yellow flowers in profusion in spring. (Fabaceae)
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We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, north Queensland.
Business hours: Monday - Saturday 9am to 5pm, Sunday 9am to 2pm; closed public holidays.
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