Striking Xanthorrhoea in the Ground We recently saw these Xanthorrhoea (commonly known as Black Boy trees) at one of our trade suppliers — such a stunning feature when planted in-ground. Did you know they grow on average just 1–2 cm a year, with some living for more than 600 years? Their slow growth is what gives them such character and enduring presence in the landscape. DM us for pricing if you’re interested. 🌿 | Evergreen Trees Direct

It’s Xanthorrhoea resin varnish time for the windows I’ve been restoring for what feels like a life time! 😝 I couldn’t be more happy with how it turned out! It’s high quality waterproof and termite resistant home made varnish straight from my homestead! Let me know if you want a reel on how to make it 😝👇 | Barefoot wanderer

We can’t tell you how happy we are to see hundreds of Xanthorrhoea grass trees recovering and flowering throughout the bushfire-affected Grampians National Park! Particularly on the drive between Halls Gap and Dunkeld. Come and take a look this weekend! | Visit Grampians