milehigh_7
Mister 500,000
You asked Mike. 
Car full of starters
- Thread starter milehigh_7
- Start date
thumblessprimate1
Masterpiece
What you got in there?
10-brink
Mame
starting a nursery?
milehigh_7
Mister 500,000
All kinds of goodies I'll post more as soon as I can.
Potawatomi13
Imperial Masterpiece
As Dr. Phil sas: Are you NUTS?
Smoke
Ignore-Amus
My kind of junk in the trunk!
parhamr
Omono
Those leaves on the right appear to be American Beech.
milehigh_7
Mister 500,000
Here's the list. I am gonna have some fun with some Aussie natives that do well in the heat and some more traditional species. Selling most of them, though. I post pictures of each when I get everything situated. I was bummed that they were out of cork oaks... No cork soaking at my house till next time.
Japanese Maple Acer Palatum
Dwarf Pomergranate Punica Granatum Nana
Natal Plum Carissa Grandiflora
Chinese Hackberry Celtis Sinensis
Japanese Black Pine Pinus Thunbergii
Australian Tea Tree Leptospermum Laevigatum
Water Gum Tristania Laurina
Coast Rosemary Westringia Rosmariniformis
Japanese Maple Acer Palatum
Dwarf Pomergranate Punica Granatum Nana
Natal Plum Carissa Grandiflora
Chinese Hackberry Celtis Sinensis
Japanese Black Pine Pinus Thunbergii
Australian Tea Tree Leptospermum Laevigatum
Water Gum Tristania Laurina
Coast Rosemary Westringia Rosmariniformis
milehigh_7
Mister 500,000
This will be going on 8 years sorta part time nursery in between personal disasters and such. ;-)
Starfox
Masterpiece
I'll be interested in seeing more of the Westringia, seems an interesting choice. Nice boot load.
fredman
Masterpiece
Nice. Good to see you back 
M. Frary
Bonsai Godzilla
They all have green leaves. Do you even get a fall there?You asked Mike.
Very cool. A few starters huh?
milehigh_7
Mister 500,000
Yea we normally have Fall in November, Winter in December and the first week of January. However, we have still not even had a frost.
milehigh_7
Mister 500,000
I am excited to try these. So many other Australian natives do well here and seem to have promise. Such as spotted emu bush, valentine bush, casuarina and bottle brush.
Starfox
Masterpiece
Well being an Aussie my ears tend to burn when Aussie natives are mentioned.
They are all great species, Casuarina and Bottlebrush are staples. The Eremophila's too I have been advised should be OK if treated right but they tend to be a bit touchy. I picked one up the other day and the bark is amazing for nursery stock so I hope it settles in and survives till spring.
Try them all if you can get them I say.
