What's New

Rosebud Farm is constantly evolving and diversifying its product mix to suit and meet market trends and expectations.

Examples of four new, popular species that are now available for sale are outlined below.

Please note that this page will be updated from time to time with the latest addition to Rosebud Farm's seed and plant portfolio; we invite you to watch this space for other exciting, new species.

	Dypsis albofarinosa A newly named palm from Madagascar which came into the country as Dypsis onilahensis. This looks like a good palm for indoors and landscaping with beautiful blue stems and white crownshafts. Like Dypsis baronii, this new palm should do well all the way to Adelaide. Rosebud Farm has seedlings available for this beautiful palm now.
	Pinanga coronata This Pinanga is not new, but we have discovered that it will grow in the full sun and makes a very useful landscaping plant. Its beautiful contrast of colours makes it a real "eye-catcher".
	Roheo This large and variegated form of Roheo is only in short supply at present. Rosebud hopes to bring this plant into production soon.
	Dracaena concinne A beautiful Drecaena from Mauritius. Growing to 3 metres, with soft "Yucca - like" leaves, this plant will one day prove to be a real winner.