Feature Trees

Feature Trees

Make a bold statement in your landscape with our Feature Trees collection. These striking, sculptural trees are perfect for focal points, architectural accents or adding instant wow factor to gardens of any size.

🌱 Why Choose Feature Trees

✔ Instant Visual Impact , Bold forms and textures that stand out in any setting
✔ Perfect for Front Yards or Entrances , Create a strong design statement from the first glance
✔ Low Maintenance Appeal , Hardy and drought-tolerant once established
✔ Australian Climate Ready , Thrive in full sun, poor soil and varying conditions
✔ Ideal for Modern and Natural Designs , Pair with gravel, rock or native plantings

Top Picks from This Collection

Discover 3 bestsellers customers love from this collection:

- Grass Tree, Xanthorrhoea glauca , Iconic Australian native with twisted black trunks and elegant grassy crowns
- Beaked Yucca, Yucca rostrata , Striking blue-grey foliage and a symmetrical form make it a favourite for modern landscapes
- Tree Aloe, Aloe barberae , A fast-growing succulent tree with bold branching form and tropical appeal

🏡 Where Feature Trees Belong in Your Landscape

✅ Modern or Minimalist Gardens , Use as architectural focal points in gravel or stone beds
✅ Native or Arid Landscapes , Perfectly suited to low-water, full sun conditions
✅ Entryways and Courtyards , Frame entrances or anchor garden beds with dramatic form
✅ Rock Gardens and Slopes , Thrive in tough spots while adding structure and beauty

Expert Plant Selection Tip

Choose feature trees based on shape, scale and sunlight. Grass Trees and Beaked Yuccas work beautifully as standalone highlights, while Tree Aloe adds tropical flair in larger spaces. Plant with plenty of drainage and allow room for their full form to develop.

❔ FAQs About Feature Trees

What makes a tree a 'feature tree'
Feature trees have unique form, colour or texture that draws attention and anchors the garden design

Are these trees drought-tolerant
Yes, all three are well suited to dry, low-maintenance gardens once established

Can I plant them in pots
Smaller specimens can thrive in large containers, especially Beaked Yucca and Tree Aloe

Do they grow quickly
Tree Aloe is relatively fast growing, while Grass Trees and Yuccas are slower but long-lived and worth the wait

Are they suitable for all climates
They perform best in full sun and well-drained soil, ideal for warm to temperate Australian regions

🌿 Ready to Transform Your Space with Feature Trees?

Want a garden that turns heads, start with our Feature Trees collection!