Prunus Pandora | Cherry 'Pandora' - 230-260cm, 20lt Conifer blooming intermittently from November to

blooming intermittently from November to March

Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Elizabeth' can grow in a wide range of soils

and drought tolerant and seedlings may even grow from stonewalls

Bare winter branches are attractive because of their “corky” wings

naturally compact

Prunus Pandora | Cherry 'Pandora' - 230-260cm, 20lt Conifer blooming intermittently from November toPrunus Pandora is a medium sized, deciduous tree of initially columnar habit, but more vase shaped as it matures. Ovoid, dark green leaves are bronze when they emerge, and red orange in autumn. White, pink tinged flowers bloom in early spring, on bare branches before the leaves, creating a lovely display. Flowers are occasionally followed by red, cherry like fruits. Attractive to birds and bees. Prunus Pandora grows best in deep, fertile, loamy, moist