Stenocarpus sinuatus Exotic It is a great garden

It is a great garden plant and good for cut foliage

This Watsonia has wide sword shaped leaves that contrast wonderfully with the bright orange flowers in late summer

The flowers will appear once the plant reaches about four or five years old

Often confused with Protea nerifolia but has broader leaves which are thicker too

Stenocarpus sinuatus Exotic It is a great gardenThe Fire Wheel Tree It gets it's name from the flowers that are striking and remarkable, the unusual formed flowers are a deep orange red with yellow tips. Growing in it's native Australia it can get to a tree but in the UK it will be far slower growing and probably never get beyond a small tree. Coming from the Protea family it is best grown in an acidic soil that is free draining and in a sunny location but will tolerate shade, it is often used as