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Plants with green flowers

34 plants in this collection have their own page on HortOS: 13 trees, 7 grasses, 7 shrubs, 4 perennials, 2 climbers and 1 palm. Each row shows how many growers in Australia list the plant today and the trade price it starts from ex GST.

Native to Australia
11 of 34
Foliage
10 evergreen, 12 deciduous
Commonest types
trees, grasses and shrubs
Heights
0.1 m to 30 m

Trees 13

Callistemon salignusWillow bottlebrushEvergreen tree · 5 m to 12 m · 20 growers$1.40ex GST
Ginkgo bilobaMaidenhair treeDeciduous tree · 15 m to 30 m · 19 growers$15.00ex GST
Acer negundo 'Sensation'Sensation box elderDeciduous tree · 9 m to 14 m · 14 growers$45.00ex GST
Ginkgo bilobaGinkgoDeciduous tree · 15 m to 30 m · 13 growers$15.00ex GST
Fraxinus pennsylvanica 'Cimmzam'Cimmaron green ashDeciduous tree · 10 m to 18 m · 12 growers$95.00ex GST
Fraxinus angustifolia subsp. oxycarpa 'Raywood'Claret ashDeciduous tree · 10 m to 15 m · 11 growers$60.00ex GST
Zelkova serrata 'Green Vase'Green Vase zelkovaDeciduous tree · 10 m to 24 m · 11 growers$19.50ex GST
Zelkova serrataJapanese elmDeciduous tree · 12 m to 24 m · 10 growers$30.00ex GST
Fraxinus pennsylvanica 'Urbdell'Urbanite green ashDeciduous tree · 10 m to 15 m · 9 growers$35.00ex GST
Betula pendula 'Moss White'Moss White silver birchDeciduous tree · 8 m to 10 m · 7 growers$145.00ex GST
Zelkova serrataJapanese zelkovaDeciduous tree · 12 m to 24 m · 6 growers$45.00ex GST
Quercus palustris 'Pringreen'Green Pillar pin oakDeciduous tree · 14 m to 18 m · 5 growers$110.00ex GST
Fraxinus pennsylvanicaGreen ashDeciduous tree · 12 m to 21 m · 3 growers$8.00ex GST

Grasses 7

Poa labillardiereiCommon tussock grassEvergreen grass · 0.5 m to 1.3 m · 40 growers$0.50ex GST
Festuca glaucaBlue fescueSemi-evergreen grass · 0.15 m to 0.36 m · 21 growers$1.10ex GST
Poa poiformis var. poiformisCoast tussock grassGrass · 0.6 m to 1.2 m · 16 growers$1.35ex GST
Festuca glauca 'Elijah Blue'Elijah BlueSemi-evergreen grass · 0.2 m to 0.3 m · 8 growers$4.95ex GST
Poa labillardierei 'Eskdale'Blue tussock grassEvergreen grass · 0.5 m to 0.6 m · 7 growers$2.20ex GST
Poa poiformisCoast tussock grassGrass · 0.6 m to 1.2 m · 5 growers$1.00ex GST
Festuca glauca 'Casca11'Beyond BlueSemi-evergreen grass · 0.23 m to 0.3 m · 2 growers$7.10ex GST

Shrubs 7

Buxus microphylla var. japonicaJapanese boxEvergreen shrub · 1 m to 2.6 m · 45 growers$1.40ex GST
CallistemonBottlebrushShrub · 0.5 m to 4 m · 30 growers$2.00ex GST
CorreaCorreaShrub · 14 growers$0.50ex GST
Correa glabraRock correaEvergreen shrub · 1 m to 3 m · 11 growers$2.50ex GST
Eremophila glabraCommon emu bushShrub · 0.1 m to 3 m · 6 growers$4.50ex GST
Buxus microphylla var. japonicaJapanese box topiary ballsEvergreen shrub · 1 m to 2.6 m · 5 growers$120.00ex GST
Grevillea lanigeraWoolly grevilleaShrub · 0.2 m to 1.5 m · 3 growers$9.99ex GST

Perennials 4

Spathiphyllum wallisii 'Sensation'Peace lilyPerennial · 1.5 m · 23 growers$7.20ex GST
Zamioculcas zamiifoliaZanzibar gemEvergreen perennial · 0.5 m to 1.2 m · 20 growers$7.10ex GST
Chlorophytum comosumSpider plantEvergreen perennial · 0.3 m to 0.6 m · 17 growers$4.95ex GST
Spathiphyllum wallisii 'Domino'Peace lilyPerennial · 0.3 m to 0.9 m · 10 growers$6.70ex GST

Climbers 2

SyngoniumArrowhead vineEvergreen climber · 0.9 m to 1.8 m · 11 growers$3.30ex GST
Syngonium podophyllum 'Pixie'Arrowhead vineEvergreen climber · 0.15 m to 0.2 m · 9 growers$5.00ex GST

Palms 1

Wodyetia bifurcataFoxtail palmPalm · 6 m to 15 m · 18 growers$3.00ex GST

Prices are each grower's own, ex GST; availability is confirmed by the grower at order. Growers can update or remove their listing at any time.

About this collection

About this collection

This collection holds 34 plants with green flowers, each with its own page on HortOS: 13 trees, 7 grasses, 7 shrubs, 4 perennials, 2 climbers and 1 palm.

The most widely grown today are Japanese box (45 growers), Common tussock grass (40 growers), Bottlebrush, Peace lily and Blue fescue, by the number of growers in Australia listing each one. 11 of them are native to Australia, among them Common tussock grass, Bottlebrush and Willow bottlebrush.

The smallest is Arrowhead vine, at 0.15 m to 0.2 m tall, and the tallest is Ginkgo, at 15 m to 30 m. 10 are evergreen and 12 deciduous.

The table above shows each plant's growers and today's from-price ex GST, and each name opens the plant's page with every grower that lists it and its pot sizes. Related collections include Plants for streets and avenues, Drought tolerant plants and Frost tolerant plants.

Questions

Which plants with green flowers are the most widely grown?

The most widely grown today are Japanese box (45 growers), Common tussock grass (40 growers), Bottlebrush, Peace lily and Blue fescue, by the number of growers in Australia listing each one.

Which plants with green flowers are native to Australia?

11 of the 34 are native to Australia: Common tussock grass, Bottlebrush, Willow bottlebrush, Foxtail palm, Coast tussock grass, Correa, Rock correa, Blue tussock grass and 3 more; filter the table above to see them all.

Which plants with green flowers stay under 1 m tall?

7 grow to under 1 m: Blue fescue, Spider plant, Peace lily, Arrowhead vine, Elijah Blue, Blue tussock grass and Beyond Blue.

Which plants with green flowers grow over 8 m tall?

14 grow to over 8 m: Willow bottlebrush, Maidenhair tree, Foxtail palm, Sensation box elder, Ginkgo, Cimmaron green ash, Claret ash, Green Vase zelkova and 6 more; filter the table above to see them all.

Which plants with green flowers are deciduous?

12 of the 34 are deciduous: Maidenhair tree, Sensation box elder, Ginkgo, Cimmaron green ash, Claret ash, Green Vase zelkova, Japanese elm, Urbanite green ash and 4 more; filter the table above to see them all.

Which plants with green flowers are drought tolerant?

14 of the 34 are drought tolerant: Japanese box, Common tussock grass, Blue fescue, Willow bottlebrush, Zanzibar gem, Rock correa, Claret ash, Green Vase zelkova and 6 more.

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