Frost resistant plants
Plants known to be resistant to frosts with temperatures down to -6C . 92 products
Spotted Gum (Corymbia maculata) $3.75
A fast growing and very hardy eucalypt which tolerates poor soils and droughts extremely well. Its smooth bark changes from yellow to slate grey and darker spots with age.
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Tuckeroo (Cupaniopsis anacardioides) $3.75
A dense and very hardy smaller tree with large glossy green leaves and white flowers followed by bird attracting black seeds in orange fruits around Christmas time. Grows to 10m high in the open.
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Blue Flax Lily (Dianella caerulea) $3.20
A small and very popular Native Lily for use as a garden edging or in a rockery. Grows to only about half a metre high with green strap like leaves and is happy in either shade or sun. Bears blue star like flowers with yellow anthers in Spring followed by blue berries. Frost resistant.
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Orange Gum (Eucalyptus bancroftii) $3.75
Medium sized tree growing to 15m, although usually is much smaller. The bark sheds in large plates or flakes and is smooth or granular, similar to that of grey gums. Newly exposed bark is bright orange and weathers to grey, dark grey or grey-brown. Flowers from Spring to Summer.
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Blakelys Red Gum (Eucalyptus blakelyi) $3.75
A very hardy, frost and drought tolerant tree can be grown on relatively heavy soils and poorer, loamy soils. It is an important species in the honey industry as it provides a valued source nectar and pollen for bees.Grows naturally on the Tablelands and Western Slopes.
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River Red Gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) $3.38
The fast growing, wide ranging and iconic Australian gum tree of so many waterways throughout Eastern Australia. Grows for a very long time , this picture being of a 700 year old tree!A very important habitat provider for many native birds and and various wildlife.
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Gympie Messmate (Eucalyptus cloeziana) $3.75
A hardy and fast growing, rough barked gum tree. A good indicator of soil fertility, growing tall and straight in good soils and shorter and bushier on less fertile soils. Flowers in December or January.
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Cider Gum (Eucalyptus gunnii) $5.50
Fast growing tree but can be pruned to maintain as a shrub or hedge if desired. Juvenile foliage is rounded, waxy and blue in colour and is used in flower arrangements. White flowers occur during summer. The early settlers used the sap to make an alcoholic drink by cutting into the trunk and collecting the sap, which is similar to Maple syrup, the sap was used as syrup or once bottled and capped it fermented and produced a drink similar to cider.
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Silver Leafed Ironbark (Eucalyptus melanophloia) $3.75
Attractive and hardy tree with rough black bark and silvery green leaves. Flowers heavily in Summer and is a good source of pollen and honey. Drought and frost resistant.
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Tallowood (Eucalyptus microcorys) $3.38
Large, leafy eucalypt with fibrous, tan coloured bark and small, white flowers. Its low branching habit when young makes them a fairly good windbreak choice. A local Koala food tree.
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