This deciduous, spreading tree has dense, drooping clusters of fragrant, pea-like, white flowers appearing in spring. The trunk has rigid and furrowed bark, the luxuriant leaves are golden yellow when young and turn orange yellow in Autumn.
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This is a fast growing tree, variable in height from 6m to 12m. It has bright green heart shaped leaves which turn shades of yellow, orange, red and purple during autumn. It is considered deciduous in local conditions but can retain some foliage in warmer sites. It has greenish yellow flowers borne on the branch tips in late spring, followed by fruits that are covered in white wax.
This is a truly spectacular and tall deciduous tree which can grow to a height of 20m. It has matt green fan-shaped leaves which resemble maidenhair foliage. The foliage turns golden yellow in autumn. It does bear a fleshy plum like fruit but requires both male and female plants near each other for pollination to occur.
A truly wonderful Australian native large shrub growing to 3-5m in height. It has fine golden Tea Tree foliage which provides a superb contrast in any garden. This plant can be kept trimmed into a medium sized hedge, with new shoots having red stems and even brighter yellow foliage. It is happy in a broad range of soil types.
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