Some dwarf forms have been commercially available in Australian nurseries, although some selections do not maintain their dwarf status in cultivation. "Banksia" 'Mini Marg' is a small form selected from the northeastern coast of Tasmania which reaches high and wide. 'Mallacoota Dwarf' was selected from a natural population at Mallacoota, Victoria. Alf Salkin reported a form from Kanangra Walls with a peach-tinged limb as having horticultural potential, as well as a prostrate form from Cape Liptrap in Victoria. "Banksia marginata", and the dwarf cultivar 'Mini Marg', have also been used in bonsai.