Musical Note Plant (Rotheca incisa) Fruit Trees & Edibles > Australian Bush Foods velvety flowers and compact form

velvety flowers and compact form create a dramatic and eye-catching feature in any garden

making them ideal for diverse garden uses such as borders

Showy Banksia (Banksia formosa) is a stunning Australian native shrub known for its large

sweet-tart flesh

Temperature: Hardy to a variety of climates but thrives best in warm

Musical Note Plant (Rotheca incisa) Fruit Trees & Edibles > Australian Bush Foods velvety flowers and compact formRotheca incisa, commonly known as the Musical Note Plant, Morning Kiss, or Witchs Tongue, is a compact, bushy shrub native to West Africa. It produces distinctive flower buds that resemble musical notes before opening into white flowers with extended stamens. It typically grows to around 11. 5 metres in height and performs best in full sun to part shade in well drained soil. Suitable for warm climates, it can be grown in garden beds or large