online but can be found at the nursery. For open times click here

Just the last few in pots available.

Isopogon fletcheri Is a member of the family Proteaceae. It grows from 1-1.5m in height and 1m wide. The leaves are thick and entire thus differing markedly from other Isopogons found in the Blue Mountains. The creamy/yellow coloured flowers are seen during spring and are followed by globe shaped cones.(Drumsticks) The entire population is found only on the sheltered damp cliffs near Govetts Leap and in moist positions of sheltered dry schlerophyll forest and heath in the Upper Blue Mountains. Conservation Status It is listed as Vulnerable (EBPC Act 1999)

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