New! Pandorea jasminoides (Lady Di) (White Bower Vine)

A beautiful climbing plant native to Australia. Pandorea Lady Di™ has beautiful clusters of fragrant white flowers. This Pandorea has wonderful glossy foliage and grows quickly to 3m tall.

Growing Pandorea Lady Di ™

Pandorea Lady Di ™ is best grown in a full sun to shade position. It is best grown in well draining soil. Keep the soil fairly moist, but don’t let it water log. Pandorea will tolerate very light frosts and is fairly salt tolerant. Fertilise with a controlled release fertiliser for natives.

Pandorea uses

Pandorea Lady Di ™ is excellent as a fast growing plant to cover trellises, old fences or ugly walls. It grows well in pots or as ground cover. It would look beautiful growing up pergola’s or carports. Keep it well pruned to maintain shape & flowering vigour.

New! Liriope gigantum

Liriope gigantum – Turf Lily

Liriope is a beautiful, evergreen grassy type ground cover. It bears gorgeous little purple flowers and grows to 50-70cm tall, and 50cm wide. The strappy leaves are dark green, glossy and narrow.

Liriope, or Turf Lily is very tough and adaptable. It thrives without care in almost any garden. It is well suited to growing in pots, as a ground cover or as a border around a garden. Liriope is also often used as a lawn substitute, it doesn’t require anywhere near as much water as the lawn does to look good! Liriope is best grown ‘en masse’, with a whole bunch planted all together for maximum effect.

Liriope is best grown in full sun to part shade. It prefers well draining soil and is highly drought tolerant. Once established, this plant does not require any maintenance or water. You can lift and divide Liriope clumps, and plant the divisions elsewhere to create additional plants.

New! Phoenix canariensis (Canary Island Date Palm)

The King of Palms!

About the Canary Island Date Palm

This palm, surprisingly, originates in the Canary Islands, a Spanish archipelago just off the North West Coast of Africa. The Canary Island Date Palm is large & imposing, up to 20m tall. It provides a true feature in the garden with its huge, solid trunk, and long, arching feather leaves. Trunks are marked with old leaf scars. This palm bears yellow flowers, following by orange to dark red fruit with 1 large seed.

Phoenix canariensis would be great planted along streets or driveways, as a feature palm in the middle of a lawn, or even as a container palm while small. Although the fruit is edible, like other Date Palms, the size of the fruit is very small, making it hardly worth it.

Growing the Canary Island Date Palm

This palm is very hardy and is quite fast growing, especially once it starts forming a trunk. It gets large and will need to be given plenty of room. Petioles have spines on them, so keep these plants away from walkways. Choose a position in full sun, in well draining soil. The Canary Island Date Palm is frost tolerant to around -10 and also very drought tolerant. Fertilise with a slow release fertiliser in spring and summer. Mulch well, but keep mulch away from the trunk.

New! Gazania Daybreak var. Pink Shades (Gazania rigens)

Gazania Daybreak Pink Shades (Gazania rigens)

A Hot Summer Survivor!

About Gazania Daybreak var. Pink Shades

Gazania Pink Shades is a gorgeous ground cover with sensational colour, suitable to even the most hot & dry gardens. Daybreak Gazania’s have won many awards for garden performance. They come from South Africa and have beautiful light & dark pink 3” flowers. Flowers close every night, and reopen in the morning. Foliage is feathery and bright green, and plants grow to 25cm high. The plants are nice and compact and flower freely.

Growing Gazania Daybreak var. Pink Shades

This is a true easy-care plant. It will produce amazing flowers in even the driest soil, and it’s best grown in full sun. Gazania is very heat tolerant and fast growing. Fertilise with a liquid fertiliser every 2-4 weeks, or apply an organic fertiliser per directions on the packaging. Best grown in a frost free position.

Space your plants 15 - 25cm apart for a nice clumping groundcover. Also suitable as potted plant, for borders or edging.

New! Garcinia magnostana (Mangosteen)

About the Mangosteen fruit

The Mangosteen is the Queen of Tropical fruits! Beautiful, ornamental fruits are purple to red and smooth on the outside. The fruits taste delicious; sweet & tangy, and are described as being similar to peaches. It is often called a ‘super fruit’ due to the said antioxidants and anti-disease effects. Mangosteen Juice is one of the new, very popular health juices. The fruits can be made into jams, and seeds can be toasted.

About the Mangosteen Plant

The Mangosteen is an evergreen tree which grows between 6-20m tall. New growth emerges purplish to red. It is not only a wonderful edible tree, with delicious tropical fruits, it’s also used for medicinal purposes such as Dysentery, skin disorders and cystitis. Some countries also valued it for its wood.

Growing the Mangosteen Plant

Originating in Asia, the Mangosteen prefers high humidity, and would benefit from regular watering, especially during summer. This tree is a true tropical plant, and can only be grown in frost free conditions. It should be grown in very rich, organic soil, with some added sand. Ensure it has good drainage and mulch well. It cannot be grown too close to the coast as it will not tolerate strong winds, salt spray or salty water.

Garcinia mangostana will grow a taproot almost immediately, and you should plant it in its final position before it gets to around 1/2m tall. After this, you may damage the taproot, damaging or killing the plant. Keep the tree in a protected, at least semi-shaded position for the first 3-5 years, before exposing it to full sun. In good conditions, the plants will fruit in 6-9 years from sprouting. Our plants are currently 1 year old.

Propagating the Mangosteen

Propagate from ripe, fully developed seed. Seeds sprout in aprox 3 weeks.

New! Michelia coco (Large Leafed Port Wine Magnolia)

Michelia coco is a member of the magnoliaceae family, and it is a relative of the Magnolia. It bears beautiful, highly fragrant cream flowers during many months of the year. Michelia coco grows to around 4m tall and 6m wide.

The Large Leafed Port Wine Magnolia is suited to use in pots, hedges and general garden feature plant. Michelia coco is also well suited as an indoor plant.

Growing the Large Leafed Port Wine Magnolia

The Large Leafed Port Wine Magnolia is best grown in moist, fertile ground. Ensure soil is well draining and slightly acid. Michelia should be grown in a warm, bright position, part sun to part shade. Fertilise this plant in spring with a good quality liquid fertiliser (such as Miracle-Gro) fortnightly, or NPK slow release fertiliser every 3 months or as directed on the packaging. Water them regularly, and prune to shape after flowering.

Michelia coco is often confused with Magnolia coco, but Michelias flowers generally form clusters amongst the foliage, whereas Magnolias form flowers at the ends of the branches.

New! Lampranthus (Ice Plant) Pink & Mixed

 

Lampranthus (Ice plant)

Lampranthus is a beautiful, ground covering succulent with deep purple flowers. They are native to Africa and are very drought hardy. Lampranthus is suitable for rockeries, banks or pots, and provides a lot of colour in the garden.

Lampranthus belongs to the Ice plant family, or Aizoaceae. Foliage is very succulent and short, and blue green in colour. Flowers come in all colours such as purple, white, red, yellow, and pink. Flowers are produced year round, and they open in the morning and close at night.

Growing Lampranthus or Ice Plant

Don’t overwater your Ice plant; almost the only rule you need to abide by. They are very easy to grow, and are best placed in a full sun position. They will grow in almost any kind of soil including poor, well draining soil. Most Ice Plants will be able to tolerant some very slight frost, but they are best grown in a position protected from frost.

Meaning of the name ‘Lampranthus’

The name Lampranthus comes from the Greek words lampros and anthos, meaning ‘bright flower’.

New! Spathiphyllum (Peace Lily)

Spathiphyllum (Peace Lily)

About the Peace Lily

The Peace Lily is Number 1 in the Top 10 of Indoor Plants! It is ideal for the darker spots in the house, as this plant has very low light requirements. Peace Lily can help clean the air from your home & office environment, as they remove toxins from the air. Foliage is very beautiful, dark green and can be variegated. Flowers are a stunning white spathe. The Peace Lily is a member of the Arum Family, making it family to Anthurium & Philodendron.

Growing the Peace Lily

The Peace Lily is best grown in a darker, shady spot. It will not tolerate direct sun light. Keep soil moist, but don’t leave the soil completely water logged. If you have left your Peace Lily too long and it has started wilting, revive the plant by soaking it in a bucket of water. Apply a slow release fertiliser in Spring & Summer, or use a liquid fertiliser such as Miracle-Gro. Spathiphyllum plants love humidity, so if the growing environment is dry, mist the foliage regularly.

Coconut Palm Myths – True or False

• Coconut water contains growth hormones that can grow almost anything.

TRUE; coconut water contains 4 plant growth hormones or cytokinins and has 3 sets of chromosomes (triploid) it can donate genetic material and stimulate growth in many organisms. Coconut water is the father of our modern tissue culture science and is still widely used in orchid propagation. There is current research into hair loss prevention as well as wide acceptance in anti aging cosmetic products.

• Coconut oil is saturated fat and causes heart disease”

FALSE; unlike animal saturated fats which are long chain triglycerides, coconut oil contains MCT’s median chain triglycerides which metabolise easily, even without the need for bile from the gall bladder. Coconut oil provides ready energy and has an accelerating effect on metabolism. There is no credible link to heart disease but a mass of misinformation has been circulated by other edible oil lobbies in the quest for market share at the expense of lauric oils (palm and coconut), our health, and truth.

• Coconuts are more dangerous than shark attacks”

FALSE; some questionable research findings from coconut plantations, formally noted for scientific irrelevance have been broadcast by insurance interests to extract higher public liability premiums from wealthy coconut owners. Most insurance claims relate to vehicles being parked under coconut palms, which presents more of a planning and design issue than a life risk.

• Intravenous use of coconut water.

TRUE; coconut water is a suitable blood plasma extender (universal donor) it has traditionally been used when commercial IV solutions have run out. There are numerous reports of patients responding quickly to IV coconut water. There are also published findings of coconut water being used in kidney dialysis. It has been poured directly into dialysis machines and shown to dissolve kidney stones.

• Coconuts are weeds.

FALSE; although this attitude makes it easier, in some cases, to remove unwanted coconut palms, it is technically incorrect. The coconuts main method of seed dispersal is by water otherwise they are planted or sprout naturally around the parent tree.

• Coconut oil provides protection against the sun.

TRUE; the old coconut based tanning oils were largely made from highly processed copra grade coconut oil with additives and often just coconut fragrances. Many seasoned sun bakers owe their wrinkles to these products. Fresh virgin coconut oil is very nourishing if applied directly to the skin, especially just after a shower, while the skins’ pores are open. If applied in this manner, and adsorbed before going into the full sun, the skin is well protected. It is still wise to be moderate in any exposure and not allow dehydration.

• Coconuts are not native to Australia.

FALSE; there is much evidence to suggest that coconuts (native to our oceans and coastal strands) have been washing up for thousands of years. There is even fossil evidence of coconut type palms in New Zealand (20 million year ago). Indigenous peoples have prized the developing sprout as an easy food source, devouring the rich cream and haustorium inside, made available after the palm sprouts. Consequently, in areas of high habitation young palms had little chance to establish. To the eyes of Joseph Banks and our early explorers, our coastal coconuts looked very sparse by comparison to most Pacific islands which were well visited and explored by other mariners over the centuries. This distinction weighed heavily to emphasise the newness of their discovery.

• Coconut is the “tree of life” in the tropics.

TRUE; to this day, traditional techniques and patterns of use of this “tree of life” have driven the development, or not, of local coconut industries and led to patterns of discovery of the wealth of the coconut palm. These differ significantly around the globe, wherever and however, the coconut is appreciated. Now, with the aid of the internet, we are much better able to share recipes and explore the unrealised potential and try new coconut products.

New! Flamethrower Palms (Chambeyronia macrocarpa var. hookeri)

Chambeyronia macrocarpa var. hookeri is commonly called “Blonde Flamethrower Palm’. It is similar to the standard Chambeyronia macrocarpa, except for the cream to yellow crownshaft on the blonde version. New leaves emerge bright red, and fade to a shiny dark green after a few weeks. Some people believe new leaves on the Blonde Flamethrower Palm are redder than leaves on the standard Flamethrower Palm. This Palm is fairly small which makes it manageable for most gardens; it grows to 7-10m tall. The Blonde Flamethrower’s fronds arch very gracefully, and it is self cleaning as an added bonus! A well behaved palm in general... The Flamethrower Palm grows well in most parts of Australia, including Sydney and Melbourne, as long as the temperature does not go below 0 degrees. This palm is best grown in a shady position, as full sun does tend to burn the leaves. The Blonde Flamethrower Palm originates in New Caledonian rainforests, where it grows in very moist positions. To grow this palm well, keep it in a moist spot, in very fertile soil. Keep them well mulched, and fertilise regularly with a slow release fertiliser or palm & foliage fertiliser. Add lots of organic matter. Some people believe the Blonde Flamethrower Palm may be able to handle the sun better than the standard Flamethrower Palm, but make sure you adjust them slowly if you are going to attempt to grow it in a sunnier spot.

Cactus Island Nursery now has these beautiful palms available via mail order, or you can find them in the online nursery. Visit Online Nursery. Note the great discounts if you purchase multiple palms!

Cactus Island Nursery – Plant Catalogue August 2009

Welcome to Cactus Island Nursery’s new plant catalogue. We have added some great new palms this month, including the Blonde Flamethrower Palm (Chambeyronia hookeri), the Wine Palm or Jelly Palm (Butia capitata) and Giant Windowpane Palm or Window Coconut Palm (Beccariophoenix Madagascariensis). Back in stock after many months of sourcing is Licuala grandis, the Ruffled Fan Palm. The Ruffled Fan Palm is one of my absolute favourite palms. It is small, dainty, and the whole leaves are stunning. It is a symbol of tropical palms! Many of our plants are currently marked as ‘out of stock’. We are having an early spring clean in the nursery, and are re-potting a lot of plants which were is 50mm tubes into 75mm to supply bigger, better plants when spring comes. It does mean however that those plants are currently not available.

The weather has been no less than perfect here, a little chilly at night but perfect during the day. We can get work done without breaking a sweat! One of our shade houses collapse when cyclone Hamish came past, and we’re working on getting the roof fixed up. Luckily it was one of the older shade houses, and it could probably do with a touch up anyway!

Many of our seeds are starting to germinate, including a brand new palm called ‘Dictyosperma album var. rubra’. Dictyosperma album rubra is also known as Red Hurricane Palm or Red Princess Palm. It is similar to the standard Dictyosperma album, but rubra has red veins and margins on the foliage, and new leaves can be as red as the new leaves on a Flamethrower Palm! We have not had this palm before and are looking forward to seeing how well it will grow here, and what they will look like once they get older. The red version is highly sought after and not often seen for sale, we are very excited to be able to offer these palms!

Yucca aloifolia and Yucca filamentosa are currently germinating, and so are a whole new batch of Strelitzia reginea and Strelitzia nicolai (Bird of Paradise & Giant Bird of Paradise). We hope to offer the Strelitzia’s at great bulk prices once all have come up, so keep an eye on this blog! Another plant which is completely new is Punica granatum, the ornamental Pomegranate. The Pomegranate’s are still germinating, we hope to offer them in summer.

Below is our list of stock, with the items in green being out of stock. I will work on making all the names clickable so it is easier to go straight to the shop if you’d like to purchase a plant, but for now going to our shop manually is the easiest way. Visit Online Nursery

Palms

		Size	Price	Comments
	Archontophoenix alexandrae—Alexander Palm	50mm	3.99
	Archontophoenix cunninghamiana— Bangalow Palm	50mm	3.99
	Areca triandra—Triandra Palm	75mm	7.99	Out of Stock
	Areca vestiaria—Sunset Palm	100mm	9.99	Out of Stock
	Arenga engleri—Dwarf Sugar Palm	50mm	4.99
	Beccariophoenix madagascariensis – Giant Windowpane Palm/Window Coconut Palm	75mm	11.99	NEW!
	Bismarckia nobilis—Bismarck Palm	seedling	9.99	Only 15 left
	Butia capitata – Wine Palm / Jelly Palm	50mm	7.99	NEW!
	Carpentaria acuminata—Carpie	50mm	3.99
	Carpentaria acuminata—Carpie	75mm double	5.99	Out of stock (Ready in summer)
	Caryota mitis	50mm		out of stock
	Chamaedorea elegans—Parlour Palm	Seedling	4.50	Very small plants
	Chamaedorea Metallica—Metallic Palm	50mm	5.75
	Chamaedorea seifrizzii—Florida Bamboo Palm	50mm		Out of stock
	Chambeyronia hookeri – Blonde Flamethrower Palm	75mm	12.99	NEW!
	Coccothrinax fragrans	Seedling		Out of stock
	Cyrtostachys lakka/renda - Lipstick Palm/Sealing Wax Palm	Seedling	4.99	Out of stock
	Dypsis decaryi—Triangle Palm	75mm	5.99
	Dypsis leptocheilos—Redneck / Teddy Bear Palm	75mm	6.99
	Dypsis lutescens—Golden Cane	100mm	5.50
	Dypsis Pink Crown seedlings	seedling	5.50	Limited stock
	Gronophyllum Pinangoides	seedling		Out of stock
	Howea forsteriana—Kentia Palm	75mm	5.75
	Hyophorbe lagenicaulis—Bottle Palm	50mm	5.50
	Hyophorbe verschaffeltii—Spindle Palm	75mm	7.50	Out of stock
	Laccospadix australasica—Walking Stick Palm	seedling	5.25
	Latania loddigesii—Blue Latan Palm	75mm	7.85	Only 5 left
	Licuala grandis—Ruffled Fan Palm	seedling	5.50
	Licuala ramsayi—Australian Fan Palm	seedling	4.75
	Phoenix roebelenii—Dwarf Date Palm	seedling	3.50	Out of stock
	Phoenix roebelenii—Dwarf Date Palm	75mm	6.50	Out of stock
	Pinanga coronata—Ivory Cane Palm	50mm	6.50
	Ptychosperma elegans—Solitaire Palm	seedling	4.99	Out of stock
	Ptychosperma lineare	seedling	3.99	Out of stock
	Ptychosperma macarthuri	seedling	4.99
	Ptychosperma microcarpum - Clustering PNG Palm	50mm	5.75
	Ravenea rivularis—Majestic Palm	50mm	3.99
	Ravenea rivularis—Majestic Palm	100mm	7.25
	Rhapis excelsa—Lady Palm/Bamboo Palm	50mm	5.50	Order in only – None in stock
	Roystonea regia—Cuban Royal Palm	50mm	5.99
	Sabal minor—Dwarf Palmetto	seedling	4.99
	Thrinax parviflora—Mountain Thatch Palm	seedling		out of stock
	Veitchia merrillii—Christmas Palm	50mm	5.50
	Washingtonia robusta—Mountain Cabbage Tree	50mm	6.50

Coconut Palms (inc. Dwarf Coconuts)

		Price	Comments
	Golden Malay Dwarf Coconut	34.99	All coconuts are supplied as germinated nuts.
	Golden Spicata Dwarf Coconut	34.99	All are supplied with growing instructions.
	Green Malay Dwarf Coconut	34.99	Western Australia can receive just-sprouted nuts
	Orange Spicata Dwarf coconut	34.99	only with shoots up to 25mm. WA customers
	Red Malay Dwarf Coconut	34.99	please check whether just-sprouted nuts of the
	Red Spicata Dwarf Coconut	34.99	variety of your choice are available at the time
	Yellow Malay/Nias Yellow Dwarf Coconut	34.99	of ordering. Subscribe to Coconutters for
	Any 3 of the above coconuts	90.00 + $20 postage	recipes, growing info, photo’s & advice

Cycads

		Size	Price	Comments
	Cycas revoluta - Sago Palm	50mm	4.95
	Cycas taitungensis—Prince Sago Palm	100mm	12.99	Out of Stock
	Dioon edule—Mexican Cycad / Chestnut Dioon	seedling	5.99	Out of Stock
	Zamia fischeri—Fern-like Cycad	50mm	5.99	Only 5 plants left
	Zamia furfuracea—Cardboard Palm	50mm	4.85
	Zamia furfuracea—Cardboard Palm	75mm	9.99

Foliage Plants

		Size	Price	Comments
	Acalypha bronze	50mm		out of stock
	Acalypha Firestorm	75mm		out of stock
	Acalypha Raggedy Anne	75mm		out of stock
	Acalypha Sunset Hue	75mm		out of stock
	Acmena smithii—Lilly Pilly	100mm	5.50
	Alpinea ‘Red Back’ - Native Ginger	50mm		out of stock
	Anthurium macdougalii	75mm		out of stock
	Beaucarnea guatemalensis—Red Ponytail Palm	seedling	5.50
	Beaucarnea guatemalensis—Red Ponytail Palm	100mm	9.99
	Beaucarnea recurvata – Ponytail Palm	seedling	4.99
	Cordyline Hawaiian Sunset	50mm		out of stock – can possibly order in
	Cordyline Pink Diamond	50mm		out of stock – can possibly order in
	Cordyline Pink Tip	50mm		out of stock – can possibly order in
	Cordyline Purple Compacta	50mm		out of stock – can possibly order in
	Cordyline Purple Prince—deep plum purple	100mm	8.50
	Cordyline Red Edge	50mm		out of stock
	Cordyline Romba—funky pink/ red/purple	100mm	8.50
	Cordyline Rosebud	50mm		out of stock – can possibly order in
	Croton Colours of Africa	50mm		out of stock
	Dracaena concinna – Red Edged Dragon Tree	seedling	4.99
	Dracaena draco—Dragon’s Blood Tree	seedling	6.25
	Dracaena hookeriana	50mm	5.75	out of stock
	Monstera deliciosa—Split Leaf Philodendron/Delicious Monster	75mm	9.99
	Pandanus monticola—Screw Pine	seedling	5.50
	Pandanus tectorius syn.pendunculatus —Beach Screw Pine	75mm	9.99
	Rhoeo spathacea—Moses in a Cradle	offset	4.99
	Xhantorrhoea johnsonii—Blackboy/Grass Tree	seedling		Hope to have ready in summer
	Zamioculcas zamiifolia—ZZ Plant	75mm		out of stock

Flowering & Fruiting Plants

		Size	Price	Comments
	Allemanda—Buttercup creeper	75mm		out of stock
	Ananas comosus—Pineapple fruit plant	100mm	9.50	out of stock - ready in spring
	Azalea Brides Bouquet— double white	50mm	6.50	out of stock
	Azalea Christmas Cheer—Best for bonsai, cherry	50mm	6.50	out of stock
	Azalea Dogwood—Salmon pink & white	seedling	4.99
	Azalea Fairy Queen—Magical rosy pink	50mm	6.50	out of stock
	Azalea Glowing Embers—Like fire!	50mm	6.50	out of stock
	Azalea magnifica—beautiful purple	75mm	8.99
	Azalea Red Wing—Best all round performance. Red	50mm	6.50	out of stock
	Bauhinia monandra—Pink Orchid Tree	100mm	19.99 (inc. postage)	out of stock
	Calliandra tweedii—Mexican Flame Tree	50mm		out of stock
	Canna Lily King Edward—Bright Orange	offset	8.99
	Clivia Belgian Hybrid	75mm	11.99
	Clivia miniata – Kaffir Lily	75mm	6.50
	Doryanthus excelsa—Gymea Lily	75mm	8.99	out of stock – ready in spring. Some 50mm left-over's
	Frangipani Darwin Harney	cutting		out of stock
	Frangipani Watermelon	cutting		out of stock
	Gardenia Aimee Yoshiba/First Love	75mm	7.99	out of stock
	Gardenia florida	50mm	5.50
	Gardenia Golden Magic	50mm	7.99	out of stock
	Gardenia Professor Pucci	50mm	5.99
	Gordonia axillaris—Fried Egg Plant	50mm		out of stock
	Hibiscus Fantasia—Huge clean white	50mm		out of stock
	Hibiscus Jayella—Unique golden brown	50mm		out of stock
	Hibiscus landersii—Cherry double pink	50mm		out of stock
	Hibiscus Maui—huge tropical pink	50mm		out of stock
	Hibiscus Regius maximus—Curvy red	50mm		out of stock
	Hymenosporum flavum—Native Frangipani	75mm	7.99
	Ixora Prince of Orange	75mm		out of stock
	Mandevilla Crimson	75mm		out of stock
	Mandevilla Pink Petite	75mm		out of stock
	Mandevilla Red Riding Hood	75mm		out of stock
	Markhamia lutea—Nile Tulip Tree	75mm		out of stock
	Medinilla magnifica—Malaysian Orchid	75mm		out of stock
	Metrosideros Fiji—NZ Christmas Tree	75mm		out of stock
	Nerium Dwarf Apricot	50mm	7.99
	Nerium Madame Dubois (white)	50mm	7.99
	Nerium Single Pink	75mm		out of stock
	Nerium Splendens—double Pink	50mm	7.99
	Nerium Souvenir de Cazalis Alluf (red)	50mm	7.99
	Pyrostegia venusta—Orange Trumpet Creeper	75mm		out of stock
	Stephanotis floribunda—Madagascar Jasmine	75mm		out of stock
	Strelitzia Nicolai—Giant or White Bird of Paradise	Seedling	5.99
	Strelitzia Nicolai—Giant or White Bird of Paradise	100mm	9.50
	Strelitzia reginae—Bird of Paradise	Seedling		out of stock
	Strelitzia reginae—Bird of Paradise	75mm	8.50

Succulents

		Size	Price	Comment
	Adenium arabicum—Fat Desert Rose	Seedling	8.99
	Adenium Obesum—Desert Rose	50mm		Out of Stock
	Agave bracteosa—Squid Agave	Seedling	4.99
	Agave filifera—Thread Agave	Seedling	4.99
	Agave parryi—Parry’s Agave	Seedling	4.99
	Agave Victoria-reginae—Queen’s Agave	50mm	7.99
	Aloe Africana—African Tree Aloe	seedling	4.99
	Aloe juvenna	cutting	5.00
	Aloe parvibracteata	offset	12.99
	Aloe vera	50mm	3.99
	Aptenia cordifolia—Baby Sun Rose	cutting	3.50
	Euphorbia grandicornis—Cow’s Horn Cactus	seedling	5.50
	Euphorbia Lactea—African Milk Plant	50mm	8.50
	Euphorbia millii—Crown of Thorns	50mm	6.99
	Euphorbia trigona—African Triangle Plant	cutting	5.00
	Huernia lavranii	cutting	8.99	Only 1 left
	Huernia schneiderana	cutting	6.50	Only 5 left
	Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi	offset	5.50	Not all with roots
	Pachypodium geayi—Purple Madagascar Palm	50mm		Out of stock
	Pachypodium lamerei—Madagascar Palm	seedling	5.50
	Pedilanthus macrocarpa—Slipper Plant	cutting	6.50	only 3 left
	Plectranthus caninus—Dogbane	offset	5.50
	Portulacaria afra—Moneypenny/Jade plant	cutting	2.50
	Sansevieria Hahnii Gold	100mm	9.99	Only 3 left
	Stapelia grandiflora	cutting		out of stock
	Yucca aloifolia—Spanish Bayonet	50mm		out of stock
	Yucca rigida—Blue Yucca	50mm		out of stock
	Yucca rostrata—Beaked Yucca	50mm		out of stock

Cactus Island Nursery can source 1000’s of palms, cycads, succulents, azalea, foliage & flowering plants, exotics & native plants. If you are looking for a specific plant species, shoot us an email, we may be able to help. Cactus Island Nursery is an online nursery / mail order nursery only. We post plants every Monday, payment cut off time is 8am. Orders paid for after 8am will be posted the following Monday. Postage is a flat rate of $15 - for unlimited amounts of plants, excluding coconuts. All items are sent via express post. Coconuts incur $15 postage per nut, or 3 coconuts can be sent for $20. Cactus Island Nursery cannot send plants to Western Australia, Tasmania or Internationally due to quarantine issues. W.A. can receive just-sprouted coconuts. Please review the plant growing information on the back of your invoice for tips and plantscare instructions. Kind regards, Dan & El