Banksia Sceptrum Size:140MM and harmful if inhaled

and harmful if inhaled

where they have evolved to grow on the forest floor and climb toward light - producing the distinctive fenestrations (holes and splits in the leaves) as they mature

the more moisture and fertility it holds onto

It is a highly stable way of adding organic matter to sandy soils and has long term benefits

It attacks existing fungal infections and kills external fungal growth within minutes

Banksia Sceptrum Size:140MM and harmful if inhaledFew plants are more deeply associated with the WA landscape than Banksia. The sculptural cones, dramatic flower spikes, and architectural foliage make them distinctive in any garden setting and they are among the most important food sources for native birds in the South West. In Perth gardens they perform strongly given the right conditions: full sun, sandy or gravelly well drained soil, and phosphorus free fertiliser. High phosphorus is toxic to most