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Pink Princess. This attractive small to medium sized tree occurs in New Guinea and the Solomon Islands and is widely distributed in Australia. The pink flowers are very pretty and will attract birds and butterflies. See picture of flower.

A classic Southern pine, Slash Pine features super long, slender needles and straight trunks that add elegance to the landscape. It's tough, wind-resistant, and thrives in sandy, well-drained soil. Great for creating natural screens, attracting wildlife, or restoring native habitats. A low-maintenance evergreen that brings year-round beauty and shade to your garden! Slow growing, interesting specimen pine. Can be grown in a pot as a miniature Christmas tree year after year. Has excellent drought resistance once established.

Shaving Brush Tree. One of the coolest looking flowering trees, this fast-growing tree bears spectacular showy staminate flowers in the spring. It usually has no leaves at that time, which serves to show off the large and striking blooms.

Shaving Brush Tree - Bonsai Starter, 3 year old very cute looking plant with large caudex. This is one of the best candidates in existence for large bonsai! Although this plant can grow into a giant tree, but it can also be kept contained in a pot: this causes it to grow a massive caudex that resembles a tortoise shell! It is a unique choice for bonsai due to its striking flowers and distinctive trunk. As a bonsai, it features a swollen base (caudex) that gives it a sturdy and aged look, even when young. Huge, brush-like white flowers that look like shaving brushes emerge after winter dormancy, before foliage. It's a beautiful and exotic option for bonsai enthusiasts.

Shaving Brush Tree. One of the coolest looking flowering trees, this fast-growing tree bears spectacular showy staminate flowers in the spring. It usually has no leaves at that time, which serves to show off the large and striking blooms.