A majestic, slow-growing conifer native to Queensland with distinctive feathery, fern-like foliage arranged in whorls along the trunk. Produces large, edible nuts in heavy, cone-like structures and is excellent for specimen planting in large gardens or permaculture systems.

A striking evergreen conifer with a narrow pyramidal form and distinctive, sharp, scale-like foliage arranged in whorls along stout branches. Native to the Andes Mountains, it is prized as a specimen tree for its unusual, architectural appearance and dramatic silhouette.