Chamelaucium My Sweet Sixteen dampiera

Chamelaucium My Sweet Sixteen dampieraMy Sweet Sixteen waxflower brings a true celebration of colour to the garden. In late winter to spring, bright pink buds open to display sweetly scented small white, star shaped flowers that age to a trio of colours: cream, pink and crimson red. The small to medium shrub with its aromatic, needle like foliage is ideal for native gardens, landscaping and mass planting. Soil: Well drained acidic soil. Conditions: Full sun to partial shade. Drought,

Soil: Will tolerate most soils but likes a well-drained loam

feathery foliage in a striking golden-yellow hue

mass planting or specimen in the garden

Azalea indica Mrs Kint is a hardy shrub with a compact

Break O Day is ideal for rockeries

Soil: Well drained soil

compact native shrub provides interest when the plant is not in flower

A native shrub that is highly attractive to birds and nectar-loving insects

In the warmer months

Best grown in shade

It has a compact growth habit with large crimson leaves in summer turning to gold and orange in autumn

medium-sized fruit