
Evergreen Feature Trees
An evergreen feature tree earns its position twelve months a year rather than putting on a display and then standing bare. That matters most in small gardens and courtyards where a single tree carries the whole space.
Magnolias give the largest flowers and glossiest foliage. Olives and Agonis bring silver and movement. Ficus and lilly pilly deliver dense green mass, and conifers hold rigid architectural shape.
Evergreens cast shade year-round, which is worth planning around. Where you want winter sun into a north-facing window, a deciduous tree is usually the better choice.
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Type: Feature Tree
Dracaena draco – Dragon Tree
Type: Feature Plant
Beaucarnea recurvata - Ponytail palm
Type: Feature Tree
Magnolia hybrid ‘Cream Fairy’ PBR – Cream Fairy Magnolia
Type: Feature Tree
Butia capitata – Jelly Palm / Pindo Palm
Type: Feature Tree
Afrocarpus falcatus – Podocarpus / Outeniqua Yellowwood
Type: Australian Native
Eucalyptus leucoxylon subsp. connata - Yellow Gum
Type: Australian Native
Eucalyptus occidentalis
Type: Australian Native
Eucalyptus microcarpa - Grey Box
Type: Australian Native
Xanthorrhoea - Black Boy Tree
Type: Australian Native
Hakea laurina – Pincushion Hakea
Type: Hedging and Screening Trees
Quercus lusitanica – Lusitanian Oak
Type: Australian Native
Eucalyptus polyanthemos - Red Box
Type: Australian Native
Eucalyptus grandis - Flooded Gum
Type: Australian Native
Wodyetia bifurcata
Type: Australian Native
Eucalyptus cladocalyx
Type: Feature Tree
Araucaria columnaris
Type: Hedging and Screening Trees



