Botanical Name Origin Label Text Adriana quadripartita - (formerly ...

<strong>Botanical</strong> <strong>Name</strong> <strong>Origin</strong> <strong>Label</strong> <strong>Text</strong><br />

<strong>Adriana</strong> <strong>quadripartita</strong> -<br />

Spreading shrub to 2m. Small red-tinged flowers in short spikes spring/summer. Coastal, sandy soil, salt tolerant.<br />

(<strong>formerly</strong> klotzchii)<br />

Allocasuarina scleroclada<br />

She-oaks, 15m trees, fine branchlets drought resistant, roots put nitrogen back into the soil. Bird attracting.<br />

Baeckea crenatifolia<br />

Slender shrub to 30cm tall, fine small leaves, masses of white flowers. Cup-shaped papery seed-capsule to 3mm.<br />

Baloghia imophylla<br />

Attractive tree to 10m. Thick glossy evergreen foliage. Showy white, separate male/female flowers during early spring.<br />

Native to eastern Australia.<br />

Bartlettina sordida Mexico Shrub to 3m. Young stems densely hairy. Broad. Toothed leaves. Dense heads of fragrant violet flowers. Open, welldrained<br />

soil.<br />

Bauhinia natalensis<br />

Small, dainty shrub to 1.5m high. Fragrant white flowers in summer. Semi-shade. Fertile, well-drained soil.<br />

Buckinghamia celsissima<br />

Small tree to 8m. Glossy darkgreen leaves. Spectacular cream fragrant flowers autumn. Attractive to birds, bees. Sun.<br />

Well-drained soil.<br />

Calothamnus<br />

Erect shrub to 2mHx2mW. Spikes of red one-sided bottlebrush flowers in Spring. Well-drained, soil, dappled shade.<br />

homalophyllus<br />

Calothamnus quadrifidus<br />

var dwarf form<br />

Bird attracting. WA<br />

Hardy shrub to 3 m. Bottlebrush with small petals, large bright red stamen bundles attractive to honeyeating birds.<br />

Flowers Jun-Dec.<br />

Cantua buxifolia<br />

Shrub to 3m. Drooping clusters pink tubular flowers, spring. Sheltered position, moist well-drained fertile soil.<br />

Carya glabra<br />

Cavendishia acuminata<br />

Columbia<br />

to Ecuador<br />

Deciduous tree to 30m. Separate male-female flowers. Male flowers yellow-green, drooping catkins in clusters which<br />

appear in spring.<br />

Evergreen shrub to 1.8m. New pink growth. Tubular scarlet flowers to 2cm spring/autumn. Humus-rich soil, filtered sun.<br />

Citrobatus lanciolius<br />

Undershrub or tree, trunk grey, cylindrical. Sweet yellow-green flowers, fruit is a purple berry.<br />

Cordyline sp<br />

Evergreen multi-stemmed shrub to 2m. Attractive black berries after flowering. Sun or shade, moist soil.<br />

Cotoneaster congesta<br />

Evergreen shrub, forming mounds to 60cm. Pink-red or white flowers - bright red fruit. Summer. Cool site.<br />

Cuphea oreophila Mexico Evergreen shrub to 1m. Red flowers. Sunny protected position. Water in summer. Rare.<br />

Diospyros whyteana South Shrub to 6m, suitable for hedging. Reddish new growth spring/summer. Well-drained moist soil. Shelter from wind.<br />

Africa<br />

Drimys winteri<br />

Chile;<br />

Argentina<br />

Shrub/tree to 15m. Clusters fragrant cream flowers spring/ summer. Cool climate, shelter. Moist well-drained soil.<br />

Escallonia 'Glory of<br />

Donard'<br />

Euryops linearis<br />

Felicia echinata<br />

Felicia echinata<br />

Fuchsia cinnabarina<br />

Evergreen shrub with glossy, dark-green leaves. It bears pale-pink flushed white flowers in early summer which open<br />

from pink buds.<br />

Shrub to 1.5m. Prune for shape. Yellow, daisy-like flowers in summer. Full sun. Rare.<br />

Rounded, bushy shrub to 60cm. Clusters lilac/white, daisy-like flowers. Summer.Full sun. Well-drained, humus-rich,<br />

gravelly soil.<br />

South AfricaRounded, bushy shrub to 60cm. Clusters lilac/white, daisy-like flowers. Summer.Full sun. Well-drained, humus-rich,<br />

gravelly soil.<br />

Erect/spreading shrub to 2m. Pink flowers spring/summer. Moist well-drained fertile soil. Sun/part shade.

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<strong>Botanical</strong> <strong>Name</strong> <strong>Origin</strong> <strong>Label</strong> <strong>Text</strong><br />

Graptophyllum excelsum Chile Shrub to 2m. Inflorescence spike-like; red flowers in whorls. Well-drained soil, semi-shade. shrub or small tree 1.5m to<br />

8m high, usually no more than 4m, with multiple stems. Deep red, tubular flowers spring & early summer. Sun. Birds.<br />

Graptophyllum excelsum<br />

Leonotis leonurus<br />

Lepechinia salviae<br />

Leptospermum<br />

laevigatum<br />

Melaleuca laterila<br />

Melaleuca pulchella<br />

Mentha piperita<br />

Olearia x scilloniensis<br />

Ozothamnus turbintum<br />

Plectranthus verticillatus<br />

Podocarpus elatus<br />

Ruellia ciliosa<br />

Russelia equisetiformis<br />

Saxifraga paniculata<br />

Senecio petasites<br />

Solanum diflorum<br />

Tagetes lemmonii<br />

Vestia foetida<br />

Vitis coignatia<br />

South<br />

Africa<br />

Shrub or small tree 1.5m to 8m high, usually no more than 4m, with multiple stems. Deep red, tubular flowers spring &<br />

early summer. Sun. Birds.<br />

Evergreen shrubby perennial to 1.8m. Tall straight stems bear whorls of orange flowers late summer. Suit dry<br />

conditions.<br />

Shrub to 2m. Inflorescence spike-like; red flowers in whorls. Well-drained soil, semi-shade.<br />

Large, bushy shrub, to 5m in height by a similar spread. Leaves are grey-green, generally oval-shaped 15-30 mm long<br />

by 5-8 mmm wide. White 5-petalled flowers, followed by small woody fruits. Hardy shrub for moist soils, coastal<br />

tolerant. Full sun or part-shade<br />

Shrub1.5 h x1 m w. Tip prune. Orange-red, bottlebrush flower spikes summer. Well-drained soil, full sun, attracts bird.<br />

Spreading shrub, from 30 cm to 1.7 m, numerous arching branches bear many small leaves, leaf undersides have<br />

large oil glands. Pink to mauve claw-like flowers spring to autumn, followed by smal urn-shaped seed pods 0.6 cm in<br />

diameter]<br />

Peppermint. Culinary mint. Moist, part-sun to shade. Flowers attract bees.<br />

Compact evergreen shrub, silver-grey leaves, masses of mauve-blue flowers Spring. Well-drained soil. Sun.<br />

Medium shrub, 1mx2m, moist/well-drained soil, cream flower late Spring, early winter<br />

Pleasantly aromatic, soft, perennial herb to c. 25 cm high, semi-succulent; branches prostrate to ascending, rooting at<br />

nodes, ± glabrous to shortly and minutely hairy; hairs antrorse, multicelled, usually with red sessile glands.<br />

Shrub/tree to 15m. Suitable hedge. Purple-black edible fruit autumn Well-drained acid soil. Part-shade/full sun.<br />

Small evergreen bushy shrub with violet flowers over a long period. Semi-shade<br />

Open shrub to 1.5m, slender arching branches. Scarlet tubular flowers. Spr ing to Autumn Hardy<br />

Mat forming perennial. Spread 25cm, to 5cm high. Creamy white flowers in small heads to 30cm high. Summer. Free<br />

draining, fertile soil. Part shade.<br />

Evergreen shrub 1.2mH x 1.5mW. Prefers rich, moist, well-drained soils,protected sunny position. Frost & drought<br />

tender. Yellow daisy flowers in winter.<br />

Shrub to 1.5m. White flowers and round red fruits in pairs along stems. Pots and garden.<br />

Fast-growing shrub to 1.5m. Yellow flowers autumn-winter. Well-drained soil, sunny spot.<br />

Evergreen shrub to 2m. Lemon-yellow tubular flower spring/summer. Rich well-drained soil, sun/light shade.<br />

Deciduous vine: leaves crimson in autumn. Black berries in summer. Sunny aspect, moist well-drained rich soil.