Month: September 2017

Plants – Bluewattle Estate

Despite the prolonged drought, there is still some good landscaping happening.  Paul and his team from Lynams landscapes worked with Project Plants to select suitable plants (all natives for this job) for these two new homes out at Bluewattle Estate.  Of course, they did all the hard work and actually planted them!

Some of the plants used in these gardens were:

• Lilly Pilly – Syzygium ‘Cascade’
• Weeping Tea Tree – Leptospermum madidum and Leptospermum wooroonooran
• Red Condoo – Mimusops elengi
• Coastal Rosemary – Westringia ‘Wynyabbie Gem’

You can check out our current availability list and place your order or contact us now for your own landscaping project.
We also sell fertiliser, hardwood stakes, tree ties and other accessories.
Whilst we are trade focused, we are open to the public by appointment.

A Rare Beauty

Gymnostoma australianum is endemic to a restricted area of the Daintree Rainforest. A rare, native and collectible pine. Perfect for those who love to collect rare plants – it’s an added bonus that it happens to be a North Queensland native too!

A compact pine that grows between 3-6m with a naturally beautiful conical shape. It is so naturally beautiful you will not need to get the pruners out often – if at all. It can be used as a singular feature tree or plant it in a row to line a driveway or garden bed. Although it comes from the Daintree Rainforest this Pine is proving that it is tougher than once thought. Although it has not been tested in many area due to its rarity – a standalone Daintree Pine on Castle Hill that is exposed to all the elements is proving that it is adaptable. However, we do recommend to be in a mulched garden with irrigation for best results.

Also known as the “Daintree Christmas Tree” it is a perfect alternative at Christmas time. This Pine is not always easy to come by, so at Project Plants we do our absolute best to stock them whenever they are available. Contact us today about this absolute ‘must have pine’.