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Potted Stock Availability List Available at Time of Ordering Wariapendi Farm Nursery Pty Ltd Church Avenue, Colo Vale, NSW, 2575 Ph: 02 4889 4327 Fax: 02 4889 4092 E: [email protected] To view our current price structures please go to www.wariapendi.com.au/nursery/price This is our current availability list as of date listed on sheet. Please contact us if you wish to forward For trade enquiries please email [email protected] order. Please note that species listed are available as of date listed on X = Available sheet and that not all species may be Potted stock availability list available at time of ordering. 80mm 140mm 140mm 200mm 200mm 2.8L 300mm 20L 45L Date 30.6.15 Ready Ready Ready 1 Ready Ready 1 Ready Ready Ready Ready Now Now month Now month Now Now Now Now Acacia fimbriata dwarf X X X X Acacia Honey Bun X Acacia melanoxylon X X Acacia prav Little Nugget X X X Acmena smithii X X Acmena smithii Minipilly X X X X X X Acmena smithii minor X X X X Allocasuarina littoralis X X Anigozanthos Bush Fury X X Anigozanthos Bush Tenacity X Anigozanthus Big Red X Anigozanthus Bush DiamondBI X Anigozanthus Bush Revolution X X Anigozanthus Rampaging RoyBI X X Anigozanthus yellow GemBI X Arthropodium Te Puna X X Arthropodium White Knight X Austromyrtus dulcis X Backhousia citriodora Baeckea virgata X X X X X Baeckea virgata dwarf X X Banksia ericifolia dwarf X Banksia Giant Candles X X X X X Banksia marginata X X Banksia marginata Bright X X X X Banksia oblongifolia X X X Banksia Pygmy Possum X Banksia robur X X Banksia serrata X X X X X X Banksia spinulosa X X Banksia spinulosa dwarf X X X Bauera Candy Stripe X Bauera rubioides white X Blechnum Silver Lady X Brachychiton populneus X X X Brachyscome multifida Brachyscome Pacific Cloud X Brachyscome Pacific Reef X Bracteantha Mallee Sun X Callistemon All Aglow X Ph: 02 4889 4327 F: 02 48894092 E:[email protected] W:www.wariapendi.com.au Wariapendi Nursery 80mm 140mm 140mm 200mm 200mm 2.8L 300mm 20L 45L Ready Ready Ready 1 Ready Ready 1 Ready Ready Ready Ready Now Now month Now month Now Now Now Now Callistemon Candy Pink X X Callistemon Captain Cook X X X X Callistemon Dawson River X X X Callistemon Endeavour X X X Callistemon Little John X X Callistemon Mauve Mist X X X X Callistemon Purple Cloud X Callistemon Rowena X X Callistemon subulatus X Callistemon Western Glory X Casuarina cunninghamiana X X X Correa Dusky Bells X X Corymbia ficifolia X Dampiera diversifolia X X Dianella Blue Stream X Dianella Coolvista X X Dianella tasmanica X Eucalyptus cypellocarpa X X Eucalyptus elata Dry White X Eucalyptus pauciflora X Eucalyptus punctata X Eucalyptus stellulata X X Grevillea barkleyana X X X X Grevillea baueri compact X X Grevillea Bronze Rover X Grevillea Copper Rocket X X X X Grevillea curviloba Flat Jack X Grevillea Deua Flame X Grevillea Forest Rambler X X Grevillea hookeriana X Grevillea Jelly Bean X Grevillea John Evans X X Grevillea juniperinum Red X Grevillea lanigera Mt Tamboritha X Grevillea Lemon Supreme X X Grevillea Miqueliana X Grevillea obtusifolia Gingin Gem X Grevillea poorinda Peter X Grevillea rivularis hybrid X X Grevillea rosmarinifolia X Grevillea rosmarinifolia nana X Grevillea Scarlet Sprite X Grevillea Soopa Doopa Grevillea Splendour X Grevillea Superb X Hakea dactyloides X X Hakea salicifolia X X X X Hardenbergia violacea alba X Kunzea Snowman X X X X X Leptospermum Cardwell X X Leptospermum cherish X X Leptospermum Copper Glow X X X Leptospermum Daydream X X X X Leptospermum Horizontalis Ph: 02 4889 4327 F: 02 48894092 E:[email protected] W:www.wariapendi.com.au Wariapendi Nursery 80mm 140mm 140mm 200mm 200mm 2.8L 300mm 20L 45L Ready Ready Ready 1 Ready Ready 1 Ready Ready Ready Ready Now Now month Now month Now Now Now Now Leptospermum Lemon Bun Leptospermum Lipstick X Leptospermum Mesmer Eyes X Leptospermum Outrageous X X Leptospermum Pageant X X Leptospermum Pink Cascade X X Leptospermum Riot X Leptospermum Rudolph X X Leptospermum Tickled Pink X Leptospermum White Wave X X Lomandra Blue Ridge X X Lomandra Crackerjack X X Lomandra Frosty TopBI X Lomandra Lime Divine X Lomandra Soft Touch X Lomandra Tilga X X X Melaleuca linariifolia X X X X Melaleuca squarrosa X X Melaleuca styphelioides X X X Melalueca revolution Green X Melia azedarach X X X X Myoporum parvifolium pink X Myoporum parvifolium white Myoporum purpurea X Pelargonium rodneyaum X Phebalium squamulosum X X Philotheca Profusion X X Philotheca Winter Rouge X X X Podocarpus elatus X X Podocarpus lawrencei X X X X X X X Pratia purpurescens X Prostanthera Badja Peak X X Prostanthera lasianthos pink X X Prostanthera melissifolia Pink X Prostanthera ovalifolia X X Prostanthera ovalifolia Compact X Prostanthera rotundifolia X Prostanthera scutellaroides X Scleranthus biflorus X Syzigium australe Tiny Trev X X X Syzigium Hunchy X Tasmannia lanceolata X X Thryptomene FC Payne X Tristaniopsis laurina X X X X Viola hederacea Westringia fruticosa X X Westringia glabra X Westringia Jervis Gem X X X Westringia longifolia X X Westringia Wynyabbie Gem X Westringia Wariapendi White X X Ph: 02 4889 4327 F: 02 48894092 E:[email protected] W:www.wariapendi.com.au.
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