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Eucalyptus pyriformis
Common name: Pear-Fruited Mallee
A small, straggly mallee growing 2-6metres high x 3-5merres wide, with spectacular red or cream flowers in winter to spring that attract birds and other nectar feeders. The flowers are encased in contrasting silvery ribbed caps, and can be used as cut flowers. The smooth bark is grey or pinkish and sheds in ribbons. Moderately drought and frost tolerant. Suits light or heavier clay soils.
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About Us: GrowAbility Nursery GrowAbility Nursery is a certified social enterprise of the Christie Centre committed to cultivating both plants and opportunities. Our mission is to provide inclusive job opportunities for people facing barriers to employment due to disability or disadvantage, using our profits to create meaningful, community-driven impact. GrowAbility has over 300 native plant varieties, specializing in drought-tolerant plants, and certain to survive in any garden being grown and hardened in the Victorian Mallee climatic conditions. As well as tube-stock, varieties are also available in advanced sizes, perfect for large-scale commercial environmental projects, landscaping, and home gardens. Why Choose GrowAbility? ·Specialists in Native Varieties: We carry a diverse range of plants perfectly suited to thrive in semi-arid conditions. ·Expert Advice: Our experienced staff are passionate about native plants and are ready to provide tailored advice for gardens or projects. Community Impact: Every purchase supports our mission to provide employment opportunities for people with all abilities, empowering them with skills and confidence in a supportive work environment. Environmental Impact: Every plant we grow and sell is a step toward a healthier environment. Together, we can cultivate greener spaces, support local ecosystems, and create a more sustainable future for all. |
Biosecurity & Shipping Restrictions
Live plants cannot be shipped to WA, NT, TAS or overseas due to quarantine restrictions. Myrtaceae family plants also cannot be shipped to SA.
Non-plant products can be shipped more broadly, unless otherwise restricted, such as food products or other regulated items.