Alloxylon flammeum (Tree Waratah) succulent Its bold architectural form makes

Its bold architectural form makes it ideal for tropical gardens

tightly-packed leaves than the standard Jade Plant

It thrives in well-drained soils and full sun to partial shade

Its single white blooms appear simple at first glance

Howea Forsteriana (Kentia Palm) is a graceful

Alloxylon flammeum (Tree Waratah) succulent Its bold architectural form makesAlloxylon flammeum (Tree Waratah) is a spectacular Australian rainforest tree renowned for its brilliant, flame red flower clusters that appear in spring. Its large, glossy green leaves provide a lush backdrop for the stunning blooms, which attract nectar feeding birds. This tree makes a magnificent focal point in subtropical gardens, offering a dramatic display of colour and form. As a member of the Proteaceae family, the Tree Waratah thrives in well