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5x Golden Tree Daisy - $5.99 each

Olearia solandri

Common Names: Coastal Tree Daisy, Solander’s Tree Daisy
Family: Asteraceae
Origin: New Zealand
Plant Type: Evergreen Shrub / Small Tree

Overview:

Olearia solandri is a hardy coastal native shrub prized for its fine, silvery-grey foliage and delicate daisy-like white flowers. Its soft texture and compact, bushy form make it ideal for coastal gardens, windbreaks, and native plantings. Tolerant of salt spray and wind, this species adds a subtle, silvery-green tone and ecological value to any landscape.

Key Features:

  • Foliage: Small, narrow, silvery-grey leaves with a soft, felted texture; evergreen.

  • Flowers / Fruit: Small, white daisy-like flowers bloom in spring and summer, attracting pollinators.

  • Form & Habit: Compact, bushy shrub or small tree with a rounded habit.

  • Growth Rate: Moderate

  • Cultural & Ecological Value: Important for coastal ecosystem restoration, provides shelter and nectar for native insects and birds.

Mature Size:

Attribute Size
Height 2–4 m
Spread 2–3 m
Form Compact, rounded shrub or small tree

Ideal Growing Conditions:

Requirement Detail
Light Full sun to partial shade
Water Moderate; drought tolerant once established
Soil Well-drained, adaptable to coastal soils
pH Range Neutral to slightly acidic
Frost Tolerance Hardy to approx. –5 °C

Landscaping & Garden Uses:

  • Coastal gardens and windbreaks

  • Native and restoration planting schemes

  • Wildlife gardens supporting pollinators and birds

  • Mixed shrub borders and low-maintenance landscapes

  • Informal hedges and screens

Care & Maintenance:

  • Pruning: Light pruning after flowering to maintain shape and encourage bushiness.

  • Watering: Regular watering when young; drought tolerant once established.

  • Feeding: Apply balanced fertiliser or organic compost in spring.

  • Pests & Diseases: Generally pest-free and disease resistant.

  • Additional Tips: Mulch well to conserve moisture and suppress weeds.

Fun Fact / Botanical Insight:

Named after the botanist Daniel Solander, Olearia solandri plays an important role in stabilizing coastal environments while providing nectar for native pollinators.

Why Choose Olearia solandri?

Its silvery foliage, coastal hardiness, and ecological benefits make Olearia solandri a superb choice for gardeners seeking a resilient, attractive native shrub for seaside and low-maintenance gardens.

Pot Size:

These are our standard size in 7cm pots

$6.24

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Description

Olearia solandri

Common Names: Coastal Tree Daisy, Solander’s Tree Daisy
Family: Asteraceae
Origin: New Zealand
Plant Type: Evergreen Shrub / Small Tree

Overview:

Olearia solandri is a hardy coastal native shrub prized for its fine, silvery-grey foliage and delicate daisy-like white flowers. Its soft texture and compact, bushy form make it ideal for coastal gardens, windbreaks, and native plantings. Tolerant of salt spray and wind, this species adds a subtle, silvery-green tone and ecological value to any landscape.

Key Features:

  • Foliage: Small, narrow, silvery-grey leaves with a soft, felted texture; evergreen.

  • Flowers / Fruit: Small, white daisy-like flowers bloom in spring and summer, attracting pollinators.

  • Form & Habit: Compact, bushy shrub or small tree with a rounded habit.

  • Growth Rate: Moderate

  • Cultural & Ecological Value: Important for coastal ecosystem restoration, provides shelter and nectar for native insects and birds.

Mature Size:

Attribute Size
Height 2–4 m
Spread 2–3 m
Form Compact, rounded shrub or small tree

Ideal Growing Conditions:

Requirement Detail
Light Full sun to partial shade
Water Moderate; drought tolerant once established
Soil Well-drained, adaptable to coastal soils
pH Range Neutral to slightly acidic
Frost Tolerance Hardy to approx. –5 °C

Landscaping & Garden Uses:

  • Coastal gardens and windbreaks

  • Native and restoration planting schemes

  • Wildlife gardens supporting pollinators and birds

  • Mixed shrub borders and low-maintenance landscapes

  • Informal hedges and screens

Care & Maintenance:

  • Pruning: Light pruning after flowering to maintain shape and encourage bushiness.

  • Watering: Regular watering when young; drought tolerant once established.

  • Feeding: Apply balanced fertiliser or organic compost in spring.

  • Pests & Diseases: Generally pest-free and disease resistant.

  • Additional Tips: Mulch well to conserve moisture and suppress weeds.

Fun Fact / Botanical Insight:

Named after the botanist Daniel Solander, Olearia solandri plays an important role in stabilizing coastal environments while providing nectar for native pollinators.

Why Choose Olearia solandri?

Its silvery foliage, coastal hardiness, and ecological benefits make Olearia solandri a superb choice for gardeners seeking a resilient, attractive native shrub for seaside and low-maintenance gardens.

Pot Size:

These are our standard size in 7cm pots