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subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or image-A-Abelia floribunda – 19(13); should be Abelia xgrandifloraAbelia grandiflora – 11(36); 12(71); should be Abelia xgrandifloraAbelia x grandiflora – 16(72); 17(72); 19(13)Abelia x grandiflora ‘Francis Mason’ – 11(36); 22(33)Abelia x grandiflora = A. chinensis × A. unifloraAbelmoschus esculentus (okra) – 14(53); 16(69);17(67); 18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68);24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69);13(71)Abelmoschus manihot – 8(29, 81); 14(70); 16(68);18(71); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71); 22(58-59); 28(64, 68);31(69)Abelmoschus moschatus - 28(68); 29(68)Aberia caffra – see Dovyalis caffraAbika – (Aibika) see Hibiscus manihot, Abelmoschusmanihot; Abelmoschus esculentusAbiu – see Pouteria caimitoAbsinth – see Artemisia absinthiumAbutilon – 3(16); 15(73); 17(72)Abutilon pictum – 17(71)Abutilon x hybridum – 18(42, 43); 19(13)Abyssinian Banana – see Ensete ventricosumAbyssinian Gladiolus – see Gladiolus murielaeAcacia - 2(73); 5(69); 13(9); 17(46)Acacia adunca – 23(10, 13)Acacia amblygona – 23(12, 13)Acacia aneura – 21(42)Acacia auriculiformis – 9(51)Acacia baileyana ‘Purpurea’ – 16(20)Acacia colei – 9(63)Acacia complanata – 6(61)Acacia conferta – 23(12, 13)Acacia coriacea – 9(63)Acacia deanei – 23(12, 14)Acacia decora – 23(12, 13)Acacia dunnii – 8(78)Acacia fasciculifera – 5(51)Acacia fimbriata – 17(36, 37); 20(42); 21(81); 23(13)Acacia harpophylla – 5(51); 8(65, 78-79); 28(45)Acacia holosericea – 16(20, 21)Acacia hubbardiana – 31(90)Acacia latescens - 2(73)Acacia leiocalyx – 23(13, 14); 31(44)Acacia leptostachya – 8(78)Acacia macradenia – 23(13, 14); 28(46)Acacia murrayana – 9(63)Acacia neriifolia – 23(14, 15)Acacia nuperrima – 5(56); 23(14)Acacia podalyriifolia – 4(59); 8(65); 15(73); 25(85)Acacia pycnantha – 9(63)Acacia retinodes – 9(63)Acacia rigens – 23(14, 15)Acacia rubida – 23(13, 15)Acacia simsii - 2(72, 73)Acacia sophorae - 1(74); 9(63)Acacia victoriae – 9(62, 63); 23(11)Acacia wickhamii – 23(14)Acalypha - 1(9); 3(29); 4(71, 91); 12(54)Acalypha chamaedrifolia ‘Stephie’ – 26(69, 74); nownamed Acalypha herzogianaAcalypha hispida – 14(72, 73); 15(85); 17(72); 21(66)Acalypha lysonii – 12(71)Acalypha reptans – 10(48)Acalypha reptans var. pygmaea – 5(40); 12(18, 62);www.stgmagazine.com.au14(73); 15(34, 73); 16(73); 17(73); renamed asAcalypha chamaedrifolia; Acalypha herzogianaAcalypha siamensis – 12(71)Acalypha wilkesiana - 1(10, 34); 3(30); 6(17); 12(67);14(89); 18(71); 19(11); 21(66); 22(37); 24(32, 34, 38);30(12, 13)Acalypha wilkesiana ‘Compacta’ – 12(68)Acalypha wilkesiana ‘Macrophylla’ – 12(30); 13(17)Acanthostachys strobilaceae – 10(45)Acanthus mollis ‘Hollard’s Gold’ – 22(32)Acanthus pubescens – 26(19)Acer – 6(51)Acer palmatum – 31(21, 22)Aceratium ferrugineum – 13(11)Acerola Cherry – see Malpighia glabraAchillea – 12(14)Achillea millefolium – 17(50, 51)Achimenes – 17(73)Achimenes longiflora – 19(23, 24)Acid soils – see Soil: pHAcidanthera bicolor – see Gladiolus murielaeAcmella oleracea – 19(38); 28(10, 68); 29(66, 68);30(69); 31(71)Acmella paniculata – 22(67); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72);26(70, 73); 27(70); 28(10, 66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Acmena – 5(69); 24(29)Acmena hemilampra – 19(42)Acmena smithii - 1(74)Acokanthera oblongifolia – 14(95)Acorus – 6(55)Acorus gramineus ‘Minimus Aureus’ – 22(33)Acorus gramineus ‘Pusillus’ – 28(42)Acronychia acidula – 9(62-63); 24(60-62)Acronychia oblongifolia – 9(63); 24(61)Acronychia suberosa – 24(61)Acronychia wilcoxiana – 24(61)Acrostichum speciosum – 8(36)Actinidia deliciosa – 26(35)Actinotus helianthi - 1(73)Adam’s Apple – see Tabernaemontana pachysiphonAdansonia digitata – 8(79)Adansonia gregorii – 8(78-79); 12(35)Adenanthera pavonina – 8(53)Adenium – 2(13); 8(18); 9(6)Adenium obesum - 2(61); 4(71); 12(18, 61); 28(84)Adhatoda vasica – see Justicia adhatodaAdianium raddianum ‘Fragrantissimum’ – 29(41)Adiantum aethiopicum – see Adiantum atrovirideAdiantum atroviride – 1(10); 8(36); 10(48); 22(11, 53);29(40)Adiantum caudatum – 29(40)Adiantum formosum – 7(66, 67); 29(40)Adiantum hispidulum – 3(71); 7(66); 29(41)Adiantum macrophyllum – 29(41)Adiantum peruvianum – 9(35); 29(41)Adiantum raddianum – 29(41)Adiantum raddianum ‘Charlotte Parvifolium’ – 29(41)Adiantum raddianum ‘Crested Majus’ – 29(41)Adiantum raddianum ‘Elegans’ – 29(41)Adiantum raddianum ‘Fragrans’ – 8(36)Adiantum raddianum ‘Fritz Luth Crested’ – 29(41)Adiantum raddianum ‘Fritz Luth’ – 29(42)Adiantum raddianum ‘Lucille’ – 29(42)Adiantum raddianum ‘Maid’ – 29(42)Adiantum raddianum ‘Majus’ – 29(42)Adiantum raddianum ‘Margaretta’ – 29(42)Adiantum raddianum ‘Mist’ - 29(42)1 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageAdiantum raddianum ‘Triumph’ – 29(42)Adiantum raddianum ‘Variegatum Tasselled’ – 29(42)Adiantum raddianum ‘Variegatum’ – 29(42)Adiantum silvaticum – 7(66)Adiantum tenerum – 29(43)Adiantum tenerum ‘Bicolor’ – 29(43)Adiantum tenerum ‘Farleyense’ – 29(43)Adiantum tenerum ‘Gloriosum Roseum’ – 29(43)Adiantum tenerum ‘Lady Moxam’ – 29(43)Adiantum tenerum ‘Marsha’s Pride’ – 29(43)Adiantum tenerum ‘Pacific May’ – 29(43)Adiantum tenerum ‘Scutum Roseum’ – 29(43)Adiantum trapeziforme – 29(43)Adina cordifolia – 15(78)Adonidia merrilii – 7(25)Aechmea - 2(10); 17(69); 21(66)Aechmea ‘Del Mar’ – 3(26)Aechmea ‘Fia’ – 11(26)Aechmea ‘Forest Fire’ – 3(26)Aechmea ‘Frederike’ (Spineless hybrid form) – 8(72)Aechmea ‘J.C. Superstar’ - 1(26)Aechmea ‘Little Harve’ – 18(72)Aechmea ‘Matchstick’ – 14(22)Aechmea biflora – 22(74)Aechmea blanchetiana - 1(26); 3(26); 8(75); 9(61);14(13); 25(16); 28(16)Aechmea blanchetiana ‘Rubra’ – 14(74); 18(72)Aechmea blanchetiana ‘Yellow’ – 22(33)Aechmea bracteata – 3(26)Aechmea caudata – 20(74)Aechmea chantinii (variegated form) – 8(72)Aechmea chantinii ‘Silver’ – 8(65)Aechmea distichantha var. shlumbergeri – 18(72)Aechmea fasciata - 1(26); 3(34)Aechmea fasciata ‘Primera’ – 7(91)Aechmea gamosepala - 1(26); 15(73)Aechmea gamosepala ‘Lucky Strike’ – 17(33)Aechmea gamosepala ‘Mardi Gras’ – 17(33)Aechmea haltonii – 16(74)Aechmea macvaughii – see Ursulaea macvaughiiAechmea mariae regina – 8(75)Aechmea mexicana – 8(75)Aechmea mulfordii - 1(26); 3(26)Aechmea nudicaulis – 10(45)Aechmea nudicaulis ‘Variegated’ – 26(76)Aechmea serrata x Ananas comosus – see Anamea‘Raspberry Ice’Aechmea tessmanii – 25(19)Aegintha temporalis – see Neochima temporalisAeonium ‘Velour’ – 8(17)Aeonium species – 8(18, 91)Aerides odorata – 14(29)Aeschynanthus – 16(41); 29(24)Aeschynanthus longicaulis – 22(12)Aeschynanthus marmoratus – see AeschynanthuslongicaulisAeschynanthus radicans – 29(24)Aeschynanthus speciosus – 29(24)Aeschynanthus speciosus ‘Orange’ – 29(22)Aethionema cordifolium - 14(53); 19(73); 20(70);21(71)African black beetle – see Heteronychus aratorAfrican Cabbage – see Brassica carinataAfrican cycads – 5(50)African Globe Lily – see Scadoxus multiflorus ssp.katherinaAfrican Horned Cucumber – see Cucumis metuliferuswww.stgmagazine.com.auAfrican Lily – see Agapanthus praecoxAfrican Mahogany – see Khaya senegalensisAfrican Marigold – see Tagetes erectaAfrican Milk Bush – see Synadenium grantii ‘Rubra’African Star Flower - see Stapelia leendertziaeAfrican Tree Gardenia – see Euclinia longifloraAfrican Tulip Tree – see Spathodea campanulataAfrican Violets – see Saintpaulia ionantha – 30(20-24)Aganisia cyanea – 29(81)Agapanthus - 1(73); 4(90); 6(51); 8(29); 16(70); 17(69);19(37); 23(17); 26(41)Agapanthus orientalis – 10(48); 14(12); also seeAgapanthus praecox subsp. orientalisAgapanthus praecox subsp. orientalis – 20(10, 73);24(26)Agastache foeniculare – 14(73)Agastache nepetoides ‘Golden Jubilee’ – 22(33)Agastache rugosa – 22(46)Agathis – 29(14)Agathis microstachya – 8(79)Agathis robusta – 4(49); 7(54)Agave - 2(13); 5(50); 6(11, 17, 37); 8(18)Agave americana ‘Marginata’ – 23(23, 24)Agave americana ‘Mediopicta Alba’- 2(14)Agave angustifolia ‘Marginata’ – 18(31)Agave attenuata – 8(65); 16(8); 18(37)Agave desmettiana ‘Marginata’ - 2(14)Agave desmettiana ‘Variegata’ – 4(36)Agave geminiflora – 2(13-14)Agave gypsophila - 2(14, 40); 8(65)Agave maculosa – 19(24)Agave potatorum - 2(14)Agave pygmae – 17(34)Agave victoriae-reginae – 2(14); 8(16)Agave, Variegated – see Agave angustifolia‘Marginata’Ageratum houstonianum – 15(70); 17(68); 18(68);19(70); 20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74);26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Aglaia odorata – 19(83)Aglaomorpha coronans – 22(11)Aglaonema - 1(35); 5(16, 62-63); 7(29); 9(32, 35);10(91); 25(20, 32); 26(18, 41)Aglaonema ‘Brilliant Beauty’ – 5(62)Aglaonema ‘Cecilia’ – 5(62)Aglaonema ‘Jade Queen’ – 5(62)Aglaonema ‘Queen of Siam’ – 5(62)Aglaonema costatum ‘Galaxy’ – 5(63)Aglaonema rotundum – 5(63)Agonis – 24(29)Agrichar – 17(48)Agrostis – 7(83)Aibika – see Abelmoschus manihotAidemosyne modesta – see Neochmia modestaAiphanes erosa – see Aiphanes minimaAiphanes minima – 16(82)Air plant - see TillandsiaAjuga reptans – 13(54, 59)Ajuga reptans ‘Atropurpurea’ – 13(59)Ajuga reptans ‘Gaitlan’s Giant’ – 13(59); 21(29)Ajuga reptans ‘Jungle Beauty’ – 21(29)Ajuga reptans ‘Purpurea’ – 21(29)Albany Pitcher Plant – see Cephalotus follicularisAlbizia julibrissin – 27(19); 31(91)Albizia lebbek – 8(29)Albuca nelsonii - see Ornithogalum nelsoniiAlcantarea - 1(16)2 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageAlcantarea brasiliana – 18(42)Alcantarea extensa – 6(36)Alcantarea geniculata – 6(36)Alcantarea glaziouana – 6(36); 8(65, 68)Alcantarea imperialis – 6(9); 6(36); 18(72)Alcantarea imperialis ‘Purpurea’ – 6(21)Alcantarea imperialis ‘Rubra’ - 1(26); 2(18); 6(36);12(54); 14(22); 18(42); 23(36)Alcantarea imperialis ‘Silver Plum’ – 28(16)Alcantarea vinicolor – 3(26); 6(36); 24(21)Alcea rosea – 26(9)Alder, White – see Turnera subulataAldrovanda vesiculata – 23(31)Aleurites moluccana – 30(60)Aleurites montana – 13(7)Aleurites trispermus – see Reutealis trispermaAlexandra Palm - see Archontophoenix alexandraeAlexandrian Laurel – see Calophyllum inophyllumAlfalfa – see Medicago sativaAlgerian Iris – see Iris unguicularisAlisma cordifolium – see Echinodorus cordifoliusAlisma plantago-aquatica – 26(36)Alkaline soils - see Soil: pHAllamanda – 3(60-65); 4(68-71); 5(64-65); 6(15, 89);11(37); 14(73)Allamanda ‘Caramel Blush’ – 5(65)Allamanda ‘Cherries Jubilee’ – 3(62); 5(65)Allamanda ‘Cherry Velvet’ – 11(37)Allamanda ‘Hendersonii’ – 3(64); see Allamandacathartica ‘Hendersonii’Allamanda ‘Jamaican Sunset’ – 3(61); 5(64)Allamanda ‘Peach’ – 23(23, 24)Allamanda ‘Peaches and Cream’ – 5(65)Allamanda ‘Silver Sunnee’ – 4(71)Allamanda ‘Sunnee’ – 4(71)Allamanda ‘Williamsii’ – 3(64)Allamanda ‘Winter Velvet’ – 5(65)Allamanda blanchetii – 3(61, 64); 4(70); 5(64); 10(66)Allamanda blanchetii ‘Siam Snow’ – 4(70)Allamanda cathartica – 3(61, 63-65); 4(68); 5(64);11(37); 17(73); 19(13)Allamanda cathartica ‘Compacta’ – 4(71)Allamanda cathartica ‘Grandiflora’ – 4(70)Allamanda cathartica ‘Hendersonii’ – 13(16); 14(12)Allamanda cathartica ‘Nobilis’ – 4(69)Allamanda cathartica ‘Stansill’s Double’ – 4(69); 11(26)Allamanda cathartica ‘Williamsii’ – 4(69)Allamanda laevis – 4(71); 28(77)Allamanda neriifolia – see Allamanda schottiiAllamanda schottii – 3(61, 63, 64); 4(70); 8(66)Allamanda schottii ‘Curly Shirley’ – 4(71)Allamanda schottii ‘Grey Supreme’ – 4(71); 8(66)Allamanda violacea – 10(66); also see AllamandablanchetiiAllelopathy – 17(50)Allherb – see Coleus amboinicus, PlectranthusamboinicusAlligator Weed – see Alternanthera philoxoidesAllium ampeloprasum var. ampeloprasum – 14(53);23(54)Allium cepa (onion) – 18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 22(66);23(68); 24(68); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 30(56-57, 69);31(71)Allium cepa var. aggregatum (shallots) – 14(53);30(57)Allium cepa var. cepa – 31(71)Allium fistulosum (bunching onion) – 14(53); 18(71);www.stgmagazine.com.au19(73); 20(70); 21(71); 26(70); 28(66); 30(57, 69)Allium porrum (leek) – 18(67); 19(66); 20(66); 21(66);22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66);29(66); 30(57, 69); 31(71)Allium sativum (garlic) - 2(68); 17(51); 23(55); 30(57)Allium schoenoprasum (chives) – 10(87); 11(82);17(51); 30(57)Allium tuberosum (garlic chives) – 11(82); 14(53, 72);16(68); 22(67); 30(57)Allocasuarina – 13(9); 17(46)Allocasuarina littoralis – 8(78); 9(50); 11(54)Allocasuarina torulosa – 9(50); 13(54); 20(42)Alloxylon brachycarpum – 20(39)Alloxylon flammeum - 3(16); 7(50); 13(12); 14(22);16(24, 25, 71, 72); 20(33, 38-39, 71, 72, 73)Alloxylon pinnatum – 6(61); 20(39)Alloxylon wickhamii – 20(39)Allspice – see Pimenta dioicaAlmond, Atherton – see Athertonia diversifoliaAlmond, Beach – see Terminalia catappaAlmond, River – see Elaeocarpus bancroftiAlocasia - 2(18); 8(12); 10(26); 16(70); 30(13)Alocasia ‘Stingray’ – 3(24)Alocasia ‘White Knight’ – 9(35)Alocasia brisbanensis – 12(35); 18(42, 44); 22(53)Alocasia guttata var. imperialis – 9(35)Alocasia infernalis – 3(24); 9(32)Alocasia longiloba – 23(36, 38)Alocasia lowii – see Alocasia longilobaAlocasia macrorrhizos – 23(36)Alocasia macrorrhizos ‘New Guniea Gold’ – 3(24)Alocasia macrorrhizos ‘Variagata’ – 3(24)Alocasia nebula – 9(35)Alocasia reginula ‘Black Velvet’ – 12(21)Alocasia watsoniana – see Alocasia longilobaAlocasia x amazonica – 23(36)Alocasia zebrina – 3(24, 25)Aloe – 2(23); 4(33); 5(57); 8(52); 11(14-21); 12(14);30(36-41)Aloe ‘Always Red’ - 17(34); 30(40)Aloe ‘Andrea’s Orange’ – 30(40)Aloe ‘Aries’ – 30(40)Aloe ‘Big Red’ – 30(38, 40)Aloe ‘Bottlebrush’ – 30(40)Aloe ‘Bush Baby Yellow’ – 30(40)Aloe ‘Capricorn’ – 30(40)Aloe ‘Copper Shower’ – 23(66); 30(40)Aloe ‘Diana’ – 30(40)Aloe ‘Eager Beaver’ – 30(41)Aloe ‘Erik the red’ – 30(41)Aloe ‘Fairy Pink’ – 11(23)Aloe ‘First Gold’ – 30(41)Aloe ‘Gemini’ – 30(41)Aloe ‘Ivory Dawn’ – 30(36, 41)Aloe ‘Moonglow’ – 30(37, 41)Aloe ‘Mountain Gem’ – 30(41)Aloe ‘Outback Orange’ – 30(41)Aloe ‘Rias’ - 30(39, 41)Aloe ‘Ruby Blaze’ – 30(40, 41)Aloe ‘Saturn’ – 30(39, 41)Aloe ‘Sirius’ – 30(41)Aloe ‘Southern Cross’ – 30(38, 41)Aloe ‘Super Red’ – 30(39, 41)Aloe ‘Topaz’ – 30(41)Aloe ‘Tusker’ – 30(41)Aloe ‘Venus’ – 30(41)Aloe ‘Winter Bells’ – 30(41)3 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageAloe aculeata – 11(16, 20); 30(37)Aloe acutissima – 11(20): 30(37)Aloe adigratana – 30(37)Aloe albiflora – 11(19); 30(37)Aloe andongensis – 11(16, 20); 30(37)Aloe arborescens – 11(14, 20-21, 91); 15(73); 30(37)Aloe aristata – 11(16, 20); 30(37)Aloe austroarabica – 30(37)Aloe bainesii – see Aloe barbaraeAloe barberae -2(14); 5(19); 8(48); 11(19); 18(36);25(13); 30(37)Aloe bellatula – 11(20); 30(37)Aloe brevifolia - 2(14); 11(20-21); 30(37)Aloe bussei – 11(17, 20); 30(37)Aloe cameronii - 2(14); 11(18, 20); 30(37)Aloe capitata – 11(19-21); 30(37)Aloe capitata var. gneissicola – 11(19)Aloe castanea – 11(16-17)Aloe chabaudii – 11(20); 30(37)Aloe ciliaris – 11(15)Aloe cooperi – 30(37)Aloe cryptopoda – 30(37)Aloe deltoideodonta – 30(37)Aloe deltoideodonta var. fallax – 30(37)Aloe deserti – 30(37)Aloe dichotoma – 30(37)Aloe distans – 8(16)Aloe dorotheae – 2(14); 11(15, 20); 24(84); 30(38)Aloe elgonica – 30(38)Aloe esculenta – 11(20); 30(38)Aloe excelsa - 2(14); 11(19); 30(38)Aloe ferox - 2(14); 11(16-17, 19, 21); 30(38)Aloe fragilis – 30(38)Aloe hardyi – 30(38)Aloe hemmingii – 30(38)Aloe ibitiensis – 11(20) – see Aloe deltoideodonta var.fallaxAloe jucunda – 11(20); 30(38)Aloe juvenna - 2(14); 11(20); 30(38)Aloe kedongensis – 11(20-21); 30(38)Aloe lutescens – 11(17)Aloe macroclada – 30(38)Aloe maculata – 11(20); 30(38)Aloe marlothii – 11(16, 19); 16(42); 30(38, 40)Aloe mawii – 11(16-17); 30(38)Aloe munchii – 30(38)Aloe mzimbana – 30(38)Aloe ortholopha – 30(38)Aloe parvula – 11(19-20); 30(38)Aloe peglerae – 30(38)Aloe petricola – 11(16-17, 19-20); 30(39)Aloe pluridens – 30(39)Aloe polyphylla – 6(9); 11(16); 30(38)Aloe pratensis – 11(16)Aloe reitzii – 11(16, 20); 30(39)Aloe sinkatana – 11(20-21); 30(39)Aloe speciosa – 11(18); 30(39)Aloe striata – 8(17); 11(20); 30(39)Aloe tauri – 11(20); 30(39)Aloe thraskii - 2(14); 11(16, 19); 30(39)Aloe vacillans – 30(39)Aloe vanbalenii – 11(20); 30(39)Aloe vaombe – 11(15); 30(39)Aloe vera – 11(21)Aloe wickensii – 11(20-21); 30(39)Aloe x spinosissima – 11(18); 30(39)Aloe yavellana – 11(18); 30(39)www.stgmagazine.com.auAloe zebrine – 30(39)Aloysia citriodora – 14(53); 17(51)Aloysia triphylla – see Aloysia citriodoraAlpinia – 16(70); 17(69); 19(23); 21(66); 22(25)Alpinia caerulea ‘Red Back’ – 18(42, 44); 19(80)Alpinia coerulea – 19(80); 29(54)Alpinia galanga – 14(53); 22(46, 50); 29(54-55)Alpinia mutica – 14(53)Alpinia nutans – see Alpinia zerumbet ‘Variegata’Alpinia officinarum – 29(54)Alpinia purpurata – 8(12); 12(31); 14(89), 18(33);29(54)Alpinia purpurata ‘Ellen McDonald’ – 22(23)Alpinia purpurata ‘Jungle Queen’ – 12(44)Alpinia purpurata var. alba – 18(42)Alpinia sanderae – see Alpinia vittataAlpinia speciosa ‘Variegata’ – see Alpinia zerumbet‘Variegata’Alpinia vittata – 21(78)Alpinia zerumbet - 1(10); 6(24); 10(26); 14(24); 28(69);29(54)Alpinia zerumbet ‘Variegata’ - 1(12); 5(44); 11(26);30(46, 51)Alstonia constricta – 5(51); 11(78)Alstonville Lasiandra Bush – see Tibouchina lepidota‘Alstonville’Alstroemeria – 15(73); 16(73)Alstroemeria psittacina – 19(24, 25); 24(23)Alstroemeria psittacina ‘Royal Star’ – see Alstroemeriapsittacina ‘Variegata’Alstroemeria psittacina ‘Variegata’ – 24(22, 23)Alternanthera – 4(71); 16(70); 17(69)Alternanthera bettzickiana – 12(71); also seeAlternanthera ficoidea ‘Bettzickiana’Alternanthera brasiliana – 12(62)Alternanthera braziliensis – 13(69); should beAlternanthera brasilianaAlternanthera dentata –3(25) – see also AlternantherabrasilianaAlternanthera denticulata – 13(69)Alternanthera ficoidea - 1(73); 13(67)Alternanthera ficoidea ‘Amoena’ – 13(66); 14(12)Alternanthera ficoidea ‘Aurea Nana’ – 13(67)Alternanthera ficoidea ‘Bettzickiana’ – 13(67)Alternanthera ficoidea ‘Brilliantissima’ – 13(67)Alternanthera ficoidea ‘Cottage Lace’ – 13(67)Alternanthera ficoidea ‘Partytime’ – 13(67)Alternanthera ficoidea ‘Snowball’ – 13(67, 68)Alternanthera philoxoides – 13(69)Alternanthera polygonoides – 13(69)Alternanthera sessilis – 13(66-69); 14(53, 70); 16(69);18(71); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71); 28(64)Alternanthera sissoo - 2(68); 8(80); 13(69); 14(53, 70);16(69); 18(71); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71); 31(69)Alternifoliae – 19(26-27)Althaea chinensis - see Alcea roseaAlumina – see Philodendron ‘Alumina’Aluminium Plant – see Pilea cadiereiAlyogyne ‘Blue Moon’ – 7(53)Alyogyne hakeifolia – 7(53)Alyogyne huegelii – 7(53)Alyssum – see Lobularia maritima; Alyssum maritimumAlyssum maritimum – 16(70); should be LobulariamaritimaAlyssum maritinum – 15(70); should be LobulariamaritimaAlyxia ruscifolia – 11(78); 16(42)4 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageAmaranth (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); 16(68, 69);17(51); 20(64, 66); 24(66, 67); 27(56)Amaranthus – 5(91); 9(54); 14(55); 17(61); 18(66);19(66); 22(66); 26(40)Amaranthus caudatus – 16(70); 17(68); 18(68); 19(70);20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74); 26(72);27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Amaranthus cruentus – 20(66); 21(66); 23(68); 24(68);25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(69,71)Amaranthus dubius – 20(66); 21(66); 23(68); 24(68);25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Amaranthus retroflexus – 17(51)Amaranthus tricolor – 9(54); 16(70); 17(68); 18(68);19(70); 20(66, 68); 21(66, 68); 22(70); 23(68, 72);24(68, 70); 25(72, 74); 26(70, 72); 27(70, 72); 28(66);29(66, 68); 30(46, 69, 70); 31(71, 72)Amargo Bark – see Quassia amaraAmaryllis - see HippeastrumAmaryllis procera – see Worsleya proceraAmaryllis rayneri – see Worsleya proceraAmaryllis, Blue – see Worsleya proceraAmaumau Fern – see Sadleria cyatheoidesAmazon Lily – see Eucharis amazonicaAmazon Lily, Mini – see Caliphruria subedentataAmazon Waterlily – see Victoria amazonicaAmazon, Mini– see Caliphruria subedentata; EucharisfosteriAmherstia nobilis - 2(44); 12(62); 21(32, 33)Amni majus - 2(68); 7(73); 15(70); 18(68); 19(70);20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74); 26(72);27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Amomum – 22(27)Amoracia rusticum – 14(53)Amorphophallus – 9(66); 26(18)Amorphophallus bulbifer – 4(91); 6(56); 9(66); 23(17);26(9)Amorphophallus konjak – 3(24); 9(67)Amorphophallus muelleri – 9(67)Amorphophallus paeoniifolius – 9(67); 18(47)Amorphophallus prainii – 3(24)Amorphophallus rivieri – 9(67)Amorphophallus titanum – 6(56); 9(66); 26(14, 15, 19)Amyema sanguinea var. sanguinea - 27(42, 46)Anacheilium cochleatum – see Prosthechea cochleataAnamea ‘Raspberry Ice’ – 8(75)Ananas bracteatus ‘Striatus’ – 12(18)Ananas bracteatus ‘Tricolor’ - 1(24); 1(26)Ananas comosus – 4(81); 20(57)Ananas comosus var. ananassoides – 18(74)Ananas comosus var. bracteatus ‘Striatus’ – 18(73)Ananas nanus - see Ananas comosus var.ananassoidesAndan – see Curcuma australasicaAndrocalva viscidula – 31(90)Androlepis skinneri – 3(26); 9(38)Anemone – 19(23)Anetholea – 24(29)Anetholea anisata – see Syzygium anisatumAnethum graveolens – 14(55)Angel Wings – see Caladium bicolorAngel’s Trumpet – see Brugmansia suaveolensAngelonia angustifolia – 16(10); 17(73)Angiopteris – 4(46)Angiopterus evecta – 4(18); 6(35); 8(36); 16(89);17(12); 18(18); 28(36)Angiosperms – 19(26-27); also see Anthophytawww.stgmagazine.com.auAngophora costata - 2(17); 27(17)Angsana – see Pterocarpus indicusAnigozanthos - 1(77); 5(89); 8(88); 21(16)Anise Hyssop – see Agastache foeniculareAniseed Myrtle – see Syzygium anisatumAniseed Tree – see Backhousia anisata; SyzygiumanisatumAnnatto – see Bixa orellanaAnnona atemoya – see Annona squamosa x AnnonacherimolaAnnona squamosa x Annona cherimola – 17(56-59)Annona uncinatus – see Artabotrys hexapetalusAnnual (term) – 26(40)Annual Ryegrass – see Lolium multiflorumAnnuals – 15(67); 16(70); 18(68-69); 20(68); 21(68);22(70-71); 23(72); 24(24, 70); 25(74); 26(71, 72);27(71, 72); 28(67, 68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Anomatheca cruenta – 16(73); also see Freesia laxaAnomatheca laxa – 16(73)Anredera cordifolia – 18(56)Ant Plant – 7(19); see Myrmecodia beccariiAnt Tree – see Triplaris cumingianaAnthemis nobilis – see Chamaemelum nobileAnthocephalus chinensis – see NeolamarckiacadambaAnthocyanin – 13(26)Anthophyta – 19(26-17)Ant-house Plant – see Myrmecodia beccariiAnthracnose – 4(64)Anthurium – 2(14); 4(18); 5(16, 89); 7(23); 25(20, 22-29); 27(24-29)Anthurium ‘Long Velvet’ – see AnthuriumdolichostachyumAnthurium ‘Round Leaf’ – 27(25, 29)Anthurium ‘Small Talk’ – 5(23)Anthurium amnicola – 27(25, 28)Anthurium andraeanum – 5(16); 15(16); 17(73);27(27); 30(12, 13)Anthurium berriozabalense – 15(16)Anthurium chamberlainii – 27(26, 27, 28)Anthurium coriaceum - 2(18); 15(16)Anthurium corriere – 5(16)Anthurium crystallinum – 9(31); 15(17); 27(27, 28, 29)Anthurium cultivars – 7(28)Anthurium dolichostachyum – 27(28)Anthurium dussii – 27(27, 29)Anthurium Flamingo – see Anthurium scherzerianumAnthurium hookeri – 27(27, 28)Anthurium marmoratum – 28(29)Anthurium pallidiflorum – 27(28)Anthurium Pig Tail – see Anthurium scherzerianumAnthurium scherzerianum – 15(16); 27(28)Anthurium schlechtendalii – 27(27, 28)Anthurium veitchii – 27(28)Anthurium warocqueanum – 15(17); 27(28, 29)Anthurium watermaliense – 15(16)Anthurium x cultorum – 12(62)Anthurium x ferrierense – 27(27)Anthurium, Tulip – see Anthurium amnicolaAntidesma bunius – 27(66)Antidesma erostre – 27(66)Antigonon leptopus – 10(66); 11(83); 15(76); 24(9);30(13)Antirrhinum majus – 15(70); 18(69); 19(71); 20(69);22(71); 23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 30(70); 31(72)Antonina graminis – 12(88)Anubias – 9(29)5 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageAnzac Plant – see Barleria cristataAphananthe philippinensis – 5(51); 11(78)Aphanopetalum resinosum – 11(78)Aphelandra sinclairiana – 22(85)Aphelandra squarrosa – 14(24)Aphids – 10(87); 18(64)Apis mellifera (honeybee) – 23(42-45); 31(40-43)Apium graveolens var. dulce (celery) – 18(66); 19(66);20(66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66);30(69); 31(71)Apium graveolens var. rapaceum (celeriac) – 19(66);20(66); 23(68); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 30(69); 31(71)Apple Blossom – see Weigela floridaApple of the Earth - see Smallanthus sonchifoliusApricot – see Prunus armeniacaAptenia ‘Sun Jewels’ – 12(19)Aptenia cordifolia – 14(53); 16(18)Aquatic Cannas – 9(29)Aquatic Salvinia – see Salvinia molestaAquilegia – 19(70); 20(68); 23(72); 26(72); 27(72);30(70); 31(72)Arabian Jasmine – see Jasminum sambacArabian Wax Cissus – see Cissus rotundifoliaArachis pintoi – 7(35); 11(26); 16(55); 31(53)Arachnis – 14(31)Aralia - see PolysciasAralia papyrifera - see Tetrapanax papyriferAranda – 14(31)Araucaria bidwillii - 1(31); 5(10); 11(66-69); 18(89);19(26); 20(88); 21(30, 31); 29(14); 30(60)Araucaria cunninghamii – 3(74); 4(49); 11(78); 19(26,27); 20(88); 21(31)Araucaria heterophylla - 1(74); 19(26); 21(31); 29(14)Arbours – 10(9-11)Arches – 21(55)Archirhodomyrtus beckleri – 26(46, 49)Archontophoenix alexandrae - 1(8, 10-11); 2(18);6(31); 7(51); 16(40, 41); 17(12); 25(14)Archontophoenix cunninghamiana - 2(18); 11(73);16(40); 22(54)Arctic Snow – see Wrightia antidysentericaArctium lappa (burdock) – 17(67); 18(66); 19(66);20(66); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70);27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 31(71)Ardisia crenata – 21(31)Ardisia macrocarpa – 9(20)Areca coronata – see Pinanga coronataAreca vestiaria – 6(45); 16(42, 46); 25(16)Arenga engleri - 2(18); 5(61)Arenga tremula - 2(18)Argentine scarab – see Cyclocephala signaticollisArgentine Trumpet Vine – see Bignonia callistegioidesArgophyllum lejordanii – 9(32, 35)Argophyllum nullumense – 9(35)Argusia argentea - see Tournefortia argenteaArgyranthemum frutescens – 16(73)Argyrodendron actinophyllum – 11(54)Aristida ramosa – 17(43, 45)Aristolochia – 26(16)Aristolochia acuminata – 28(53)Aristolochia elegans – 4(74); 18(7)Aristolochia praevenosa – 18(7); should be namedPararistolochia praevenosaAristolochia tagala – 17(13); 18(7); 27(42); renamedAristolochia acuminataArmenian Cucumber – see Cucumis melo var.flexuosuswww.stgmagazine.com.auArnem Land Vetiver Grass – see ChrysopogonelongatusAroids – 2(13); 6(50); 7(23); 9(29)Aroids – also see Alocasia; Caladium; Colocasia;XanthosomaArpophyllum spicatum – 30(83)Arpophyllum squarrosum – see Arpophyllum spicatumArracacia xanthorrhiza – 16(69); 18(71); 19(73);20(70); 21(71)Arrow-Leaved Violet – see Viola betonicifoliaArrowroot – see Maranta arundinaceaArrowroot, Indian – see Tacca leontopetaloidesArrowroot, Native– see Tacca leontopetaloidesArrowroot, Polynesia – see Tacca leontopetaloidesArrowroot, Polynesia– see Tacca leontopetaloidesArrowroot, Queensland – see Canna edulis; CannaindicaArtabotrys hexapetalus – 14(95); 26(77)Artabotrys odoratissimus – see Artabotrys hexapetalusArtanema fibriatum – 14(73)Artemisia – 8(66); 17(32)Artemisia ‘Powis Castle’ – 16(16)Artemisia absinthium – 17(31, 51)Artemisia arborescens – 12(13); 22(46, 47)Artemisia dracunculus – 22(49); 24(39)Arthropodium cirrhatum – 14(69)Artichoke, Chinese – see Stachys affinisArtichoke, Globe – see Cynara scolymusArtichoke, Jerusalem – see Helianthus tuberosusArundo – 25(36)Arundo donax ‘Variegata’ – 25(39)Asarina barclayana - see Maurandya barclayanaAsclepias curassavica – 21(16)Ascocenda – 13(31); 19(35)Ascocenda Yip Sum Wah x Vanda Gordon Dillon –19(35)Ascocentrum – 14(31)Ash, wood – 15(49)Ashanti Blood – see Mussaenda erythrophyllaAshok Tree - see PolyathiaAsiatic Star Jasmine, Variegated – seeTrachelospermum asiaticum ‘Variegatum’Asparagus – see Asparagus officinalisAsparagus Bean – see Psophocarpus tetragonolobusAsparagus officinalis – 9(79); 14(53, 63); 18(71);19(73); 20(70); 21(71); 28(64)Aspen, Lemon – see Acronychia acidulaAspen, Native – 24(60-61); see AcronychiaAspen, Silver – see Acronychia wilcoxianaAspen, White – see Acronychia oblongifoliaAspidistra elatior – 7(29); 25(32)Asplenium – 8(32)Asplenium antiguum – 28(36)Asplenium australasicum – 3(16); 4(53); 7(67); 8(36);18(42, 45); 22(11, 53); 23(36); 24(7); also seeAsplenium nidusAsplenium belangeri – 28(36)Asplenium bulbiferum – 28(36)Asplenium dimorphum – 28(37)Asplenium nidus – 8(53); 13(16); 23(36, 41); 24(7)Assai palm – see Euterpe edulisAssam Indigo – see Strobilanthes hamiltonianaAssassin bug – 26(55)Assonia desiflora – see Dombeya rotundifoliaAster chinensis – see Callistephus chinensisAster novi-belgii – 16(16); also see Symphyotrichumnovi-belgii6 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageAster, annual – see Callistephus chinensisAster, perennial – see Aster novi-belgiiAsteromyrtus – 24(29)Astrophytum myriostigma var. potosinus – 8(16)Astrophytum species – 8(18)Asystasia gangetica subsp. micrantha – 21(17)Atherton Almond – see Athertonia diversifoliaAtherton Oak – see Athertonia diversifoliaAtherton Raspberry – see Rubus fraxinifoliusAthertonia diversifolia – 30(60-61)Atractocarpus benthamianus – 22(55)Atractocarpus chartaceus – 20(42); 28(46, 50)Atractocarpus fitzalanii - 1(58); 6(31); 8(78); 11(61);12(54, 74); 23(36); 25(9); 28(46)Atriplex hortensis (orach) – 20(67)Atrophaneura polydorus [Red Bodied SwallowtailButterfly] – 28(53)Aubergine – see Solanum melongenaAunt Molly Ground Cherry – see Physalis pruinosaAuranticarpa rhombifolia – 11(78); 16(42, 45)Australian Fan Palm – see Licuala ramsayiAustralian Harebell – see Isotoma axillarisAustralian Indigo – see Indigofera australisAustralian Pine – see Casuarina equisetifoliaAustralian Weeping Tea Tree – see LeptospermumbrachyandrumAustromyrtus – 24(29)Austromyrtus bidwillii – 5(51)Austromyrtus dulcis – 1(77); 3(70); 4(67); 6(77);11(85); 15(45, 46); 19(58); 20(58-59); 30(27)Austromyrtus glabra – 20(58)Austromyrtus inophloia – see Gossia inophloiaAustromyrtus spp. – see Gossia spp.Austromyrtus tenuifolia – 15(45); 20(59)Austroplebeia – 5(71); 24(41)Austrostipa densiflora – 17(43)Austrostipa ramosissima – see Stipa ramosissimaAustrostipa setacea – 17(43, 45)Autumn Crocus – see Zephranthes candidaAutumn Fern – see Dryopteris erythrosoraAverrhoa bilimbi – 28(58)Averrhoa carambola – 8(82); 19(59)Avocado—see Persea americanaAxonopus compressus – 10(89); 17(71)Axonopus fissifolius – 7(82)Azadirachta indica – 8(29); 11(42)Azalea – 4(15); 6(51); also see Rhododendron indicacultivarsAzalea petal blight – 4(91)Aziderachta – should be AzadirachtaAzores Jasmine – see Jasminum azoricumAztec Lily - see Sprekelia formosissima-B-Ba’nji (Dungidau) – see Araucaria bidwilliiBabaco – see Vasconcellea x heilborniiBabiana – 12(10); 20(31)Babingtonia – 5(69)Babingtonia virgata – 20(42)Baby carrots – 10(87)Baby Panda Bamboo – see Pogonatherum paniceum’Monica’Baby Panda Grass – see Pogonatherum paniceum’Monica’Baby Rubber Plant – see Peperomia obtusifoliaBaby Sunrose – see Aptenia ‘Sun Jewels’www.stgmagazine.com.auBac Ha – see Colocasia gigantea ‘Bac Ha’Backhousia – 24(29)Backhousia angustifolia – 10(70); 11(78); 14(60, 61)Backhousia anisata – 10(70); 12(35); renamed asSyzygium anisatumBackhousia citriodora - 1(58, 78); 4(59); 5(11); 9(62-63); 10(70-71); 13(10); 14(38, 39, 47, 60); 19(60);22(46, 51); 23(22, 46, 47); 27(23)Backhousia myrtifolia – 4(59); 10(72-73); 14(60-61);19(42)Backhousia oligantha – 11(78)Backscratcher Ginger – see Costus barbatus;Tapeinochilos ananassaeBacopa – see Bacopa monnieriBacopa monnieri – 22(46)Baeckea - see BabingtoniaBahia Grass – see Paspalum notatumBaikiaea insignis – 21(34)Bailey’s Oak – see Grevillea baileyanaBali – 12(30-33); 13(14-19)Ball Cactus – see Parodia; Eriocactus; NotocactusBalloon Cotton Bush – see Gomphocarpusphysocarpus; Gomphocarpus fruticosusBaloskion tetraphyllum – 20(42, 45)Balsam – see Impatiens balsamica; should beImpatiens balsaminaBalsam Apple – see Clusia rosea ‘Aureo-variegata’;Clusia major var. variegataBamboo - 2(17); 5(33-35, 89); 6(31); 7(16)Bamboo - see Bambusa; Dendrocalamus;Gigantochloa; Himalayacalamus; Drepanostachyum;PogonatherumBamboo Costus – see Costus stenophyllusBamboo Grass – see Stipa ramosissimaBamboo Orchid – see Sobralia decoraBamboo Palm – see Chamaedorea seifriziiBamboo, Baby Panda – see Pogonatherum paniceum‘Monica’Bamboo, Himalayan Weeping – see DrepanostachyumfalcatumBamboo, Malay Pygmy – see Pogonatherum paniceumBamboo, Miniature – see Pogonatherum paniceumBambusa bulgaris – 5(22)Bambusa chungii – 6(64)Bambusa eutuldoides var. viridi-vittata – 6(64)Bambusa guangxiensis – 6(65)Bambusa heterostachya ‘Variegated’ – 25(37)Bambusa lako – 6(63); 7(15, 16)Bambusa oldhamii – 6(64)Bambusa textilis ‘Vittata’ – 6(64)Bambusa textilis var. gracilis – 5(58); 6(64); 10(48, 53);19(42)Banana – 20(57); also see Musa sapientrum; Musa xparadisiacaBanana Bush – see Tabernaemontana pandacaquiBanana, Abyssinian – see Ensete ventricosumBancroft’s Red Gum – see Eucalyptus bancroftiiBandicoot Berry – see Leea indicaBangalow Palm - see ArchontophoenixcunninghamianaBangkok Rose – see Mussaenda hybridsBanksia – 4(15, 46); 8(87-88); 9(74-77); 17(46); 31(27)Banksia aemula - 1(77); 6(60, 76); 9(74-75, 77); 31(44,48)Banksia dentata - 2(68); 9(74); 17(13)Banksia ericifolia – 7(13)Banksia integrifolia - 1(74, 77); 6(14, 17); 7(46); 8(31);7 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or image9(74-75, 77); 26(46)Banksia oblongifolia – 9(74); 27(42)Banksia robur - 1(77); 6(60, 76); 9(74-76); 12(35);17(35); 19(12)Banksia serrata – 6(76)Banksia spinulosa – 3(57); 9(74)Banksia spinulosa var. collina ‘Golden Candlesticks’ –9(75); 16(42, 45)Banyan Figs – 7(44); 9(51)Banyan Tree – see Ficus benghalensisBaobab Tree – see Adansonia gregoriiBarbados Gooseberry – see Pereskia aculeataBarbados Pride – see Caesalpinia pulcherrimaBarbarea verna (land cress) – 26(70); 28(66); 30(69)Barbarea vulgaris (upland cress) – 20(67)Barbed Wire Grass – see Cymbopogon refractusBarbed-wire Vine – see Smilax australisBarberry – see Berberis thunbergiiBarklya – see Barklya syringifoliaBarklya syringifolia - 1(59); 6(7); 11(27, 61, 78); 16(25);23(22); 30(12, 13)Barleria albostellata – 8(66); 14(24)Barleria cristata – 12(71); 27(23)Barleria micans – see Barleria oenotheroidesBarleria oenotheroides – 27(23); 31(44, 46)Barleria, Downy – see Barleria albostellataBarleria, Yellow– see Barleria oenotheroidesBarrel Cactus, Golden – see Echinocactus grusoniiBarringtonia – 8(43)Barringtonia acutangula – 6(29); 8(78)Barringtonia asiatica – 6(30); 24(33)Barringtonia calyptrata – 21(42); 27(80); 29(46, 50);30(8)Barringtonia falva – see Barringtonia calyptrataBartlettina sordida – 13(28); 14(19); 16(11); 19(42);28(46, 47)Basella (vegetable) – 8(29); 14(71); 15(69); 16(68, 69);18(56-57)Basella alba – 8(80); 14(53, 55, 70); 17(67); 18(56,66); 19(66); 20(66); 21(57, 66); 22(66); 23(68);24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(54, 70); 28(65, 66); 29(66);30(69); 31(71)Basella alba var. rubra – 18(56)Basella rubra – 14(70); 16(69)Basella rubrum – 8(80); 14(53); should be BasellarubraBasil, African Blue – see Ocimum kilimandscharicum xbasilicum ‘Dark Opal’Basil, Asian – see Ocimum basilicum ‘Licorice’Basil, Sweet – 5(69); also see Ocimum basilicumBasket Fern – see Drynaria rigidulaBasket Fern, Oak-leaf – see Drynaria quercifoliaBasselina gracilis – 5(16)Bat Flower, Black – see Tacca chantrieriBat Flower, White - see Tacca integrifoliaBat Plant, Native – see Tacca leontopetaloidesBat Plant, White – see Tacca integrifoliaBatchelor’s Button – see Gomphrenia globosaBatswing Coral Tree – see Erythrina vespertilioBauera capitata – 6(61)Bauhinia – 7(44); 21(86); 26(29)Bauhinia ‘Blakeana’ – should be Bauhinia x blakeanaBauhinia corymbosa - 2(42); 14(95)Bauhinia cunninghamii - see Lysiphyllum cunninghamiiBauhinia galpinii – 26(87)Bauhinia hookeri – 16(72); also see Lysiphyllumhookeriwww.stgmagazine.com.auBauhinia kockiana – 8(40)Bauhinia punctata - 2(42); 14(73); see Bauhinia galpiniiBauhinia purpurata – should be Bauhinia purpureaBauhinia purpurea - 2(42); 11(83); 20(72)Bauhinia tomentosa – 11(27)Bauhinia variegata - 2(42); 10(66); 11(83); 16(72);20(72)Bauhinia variegata ‘Candida’ – 14(24); 16(20)Bauhinia x blakeana – 15(73); 16(18, 41); 19(27);20(71, 72, 73)Bauhinia, Native White – see Lysiphyllum hookeriBaumea rubiginosa ‘Variegata’ - see Machaerinarubiginosa ‘Variegata’Bauple Nut – see Macadamia integifoliaBay Laurel – see Laurus nobilisBayur Tree – see Pterospermun acerfoliumBeach Almond – see Terminalia catappaBeach Cherry – see Eugenia reinwardtianaBeach Hibiscus – see Talipariti tiliaceum; HibiscustiliaceusBeach Naupaka – see Scaevola taccadaBeach Screw Palm – see Pandanus tectoriusBead Tree – see Melia azederachBeallara Marfich ‘Howard’s Dream’ – 23(81)Bean, Black – see Castanospermum australeBean, Broad – see Vicia fabaBean, Butter – see Phaseolus lunatusBean, Fava – see Vicia fabaBean, French – see French BeanBean, Guada – see Trichosanthes anguina;Trichosanthes cucumerina var. anguinaBean, Jack – see Canavalia ensiformisBean, Lablab – see Dolichos lablabBean, Leichhardt – see Cassia brewsteriBean, Lima – see Phaseolus lunatusBean, New Guinea – 16(69); 18(66); also seeLagenaria sicerariaBean, Oriental – see Vigna umbellataBean, Poor Man’s – see Dolichos lablabBean, Rice – see Vigna umbellataBean, Snake – see Vigna unguiculata var. sequipedalisBean, Sword – see Canvallaria gladiataBean, vegetable – 5(91); 10(74-77, 87); 11(80-81); seePhaseolus vulgarisBean, Winged – see Psophocarpus tetragonolobusBean, Yam – see Pachyrhizus erosusBean, Yellow – see Ormosia ormondiiBear’s Foot Fern – see Aglaomorpha coronansBeaucarnea – 5(6)Beaucarnea recurvata - 2(14); 13(48); 14(12); 18(36);21(42)Beaumontia grandiflora – 10(26-27); 12(40); 14(24,95); 29(46, 47)Beautiful Sobralia – see Sobralia decoraBeauty Leaf – see Calophyllum inophyllumBedding Begonia – see Begonia Semperflorens GroupBeech Cheery - Eugenia reinwardtianaBeech, White – see Gmelina leichhardtiiBeefsteak Plant – see Acalypha wilkesianaBeehive Ginger –see ZingiberBeepul Tree – see Ficus religiosaBees – 5(68-73); 6(72-75); 23(42-45); 31(40-43)Beetles – 7(73); 26(55)Beetroot (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); see Betavulgaris subsp. vulgarisBegonia – 2(13, 18); 4(15, 18); 13(36, 37); 15 (18-25);16(70); 17(69); 20(12); 25(44)8 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageBegonia ‘Amber Meyer’ – 15(20, 21)Begonia ‘Autumn Leaves’ – 15(23)Begonia ‘Black Venus’ – 15(23)Begonia ‘Brother Montgomery’ – 15(22)Begonia ‘Bunchii’ – 15(23)Begonia ‘Champagne Cocktail’ – 15(23)Begonia ‘Cleopatra’ – 16(73)Begonia ‘Crystal Brook’ – 15(20)Begonia ‘Don Miller’ – 15 (20, 21)Begonia ‘Dragon Wing’ – 15(23); 24(44)Begonia ‘Eureka Bonanza’ – 15(23)Begonia ‘Flamingo Queen’ – 15(20)Begonia ‘Grey Ghost’ – 15(20)Begonia ‘Latin Dancer’ – 15(19)Begonia ‘Lowana’ – 15(23)Begonia ‘Midnight Witch’ - 15(22)Begonia ‘Pink Satin’ - 15(19)Begonia ‘Satin Bow’ – 15(23)Begonia ‘Silver Beauty’ – 15(18, 23)Begonia ‘Sir Percy’ – 9(32)Begonia ‘Small Change’ – 15(20, 21)Begonia albopicta var. rosea – 15(23)Begonia dietrichiana – 15(23)Begonia imperialis – 9(31)Begonia masoniana – 15(22, 24)Begonia rex – 15(20)Begonia schmidtiana – 15(20)Begonia Semperflorens Group – 15(23, 73); 16(70,73); 17(68); 18(68); 19(70); 20(68); 21(68); 22(70);23(72); 24(70); 25(44, 49, 74); 26(72); 27(72): 28(68);29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Begonia themei – 15(22)Begonia venosa – 15(20, 21)Begonia x rex ‘Sir Percy’ – 9(35)Begonia x semperflorens-cultorum – see BegoniaSemperflorens GroupBelamcanda chinensis – 20(30); also see IrisdomesticaBeloperone comosa – see Justicia fulvicomaBeloperone fulvicoma – see Justicia fulvicomaBeloperone guttata – see Justicia brandegeeanaBeneficial insects – 14(51)Benincasa fistulosa (tinda/Indian round gourd) –23(68); 24(68); 30(69); 31(71); also see PraecitrullusfistulosusBenincasa hispida (hairy melon) – 17(67); 18(66);20(66); 21(57, 66); 22(66); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70);28(65, 66); 29(66); 30(69)Bentgrass – see Agrostis sp.Berberis thunbergii – 16(18)Bergamot – 5(69)Bergenia cordifolia – 13(36)Bergera koenigii - 14(38, 40) ; 22(46, 48)Bermuda Grass – see Cynodon dactylonBernie’s Tamarind – see Diploglottis bernianaBerry Saltbush – see Rhagodia spinescensBerry, Bandicoot – see Leea indicaBerry, Wombat – see Eustrephus latifoliusBertholletia excelsa – 8(43)Beschorneria yuccoides – 4(21); 25(7)Beta vulgaris – 13(82, 83); 16(69); 17(67); 18(67); alsosee Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgarisBeta vulgaris subsp. vulgaris (beetroot/silverbeet) –18(66); 19(66, 67); 20(66, 67); 21(66, 67); 22(66, 67);23(64, 68); 24(68, 69); 25(72); 26(70, 71); 26(70);27(70); 28(56-57, 66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Beta vulgaris var. cicla (silverbeet) – see Beta vulgariswww.stgmagazine.com.ausubsp. vulgarisBetel Leaf – see Piper betle; Piper sarmentosumBetula nigra – 4(9)Bicarbonate of soda – 16(48)Bidens pilosa – 29(53)Biennial – 24(24); 26(40)Bifenaria – 3(44)Bifenaria harrisoniae – 3(44)Bifernaria inodora – 3(44)Bignonia callistegioides – 29(75)Bignonia lindleyi – see Bignonia callistegioidesBihai collinsiana – see Heliconia collinsianaBilimbi Tree – see Averrhoa bilimbiBillbergia – 9(69); 17(34, 69); 21(66)Billbergia nutans – 10(45); 26(19)Billbergia pyramidalis - 1(10); 14(73); 17(73)Billbergia pyramidalis ‘Foster’s Striate’ – 19(74)Billy Buttons – see Chryocephalum ramosissimumBilly Goat Plum - see Terminalia ferdinandiana;Planchonia careyaBinung – see Christella dentataBiochar – 17(48)Biodiversity – 12(81)Bird Nest Fern - see AspleniumBird Nest-boxes – 18(48-51)Bird of Paradise - see Strelitzia reginaeBird’s Nest Fern – see AspleniumBird’s Nest Fern, Climbing – see MicrosorumpunctatumBirdnest Fern – see Asplenium australasicum,Asplenium antiguumBirds - 1(76-79); 2(72-75); 15(45-47); 17(42-47);18(48-51); 26(46-51)Birdsnest, Red – see Philodendron melinoniiBishops Weed – see Amni majus; Houttuynia cordata‘Variegata’Bismarck Palm - see Bismarckia nobilisBismarckia nobilis - 2(18); 4(18, 45); 6(17, 31); 8(64);14(20); 29(15); 30(84); 31(91)Bismarkia nobilis – should be Bismarckia nobilisBitter Bark – see Alstonia constrictaBitter Gourd – see Momordica charantiaBitter Melon (vegetable) – 16(69); also see MomordicacharantiaBitterbark – see Quassia amaraBixa orellana – 10(66); 12(63); 15(73); 16(72); 24(78)Black Bat Plant – see Tacca chantrieriBlack Bean – see Castanospermum australeBlack Birch – see Betula nigraBlack Booyong – see Argyrodendron actinophyllumBlack Eyed Daisy –see Osteospermum ecklonisBlack Fruited Orange Thorn – see PittosporumviscidumBlack Leaf Taro – see Colocasia esculenta ‘BlackMagic’Black Mondo Grass – see Ophiopogon planiscapus‘Nigrescens’Black Orchid – see Coelogyne pandurataBlack Palm – see Normanbya nomanbyiBlack Persimmon – see Diospyros digynaBlack Sapote – see Diospyros digynaBlack Seeded Bean – 10(77)Black She-oak – see Allocasuarina littoralisBlack Taro – see Colocasia esculentaBlack Thorn – see Bursaria spinosaBlack Wattles – see Acacia auriculiformisBlackberry Jam Fruit – see Randia formosa;9 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageRosenbergiodendron formosumBlackberry Lily – see Belamcanda chinensis; IrisdomesticaBlack-fruited Thornbush – see Pittosporum viscidumBlack-fruited Thornbush – see Pittosporum viscidumBladderwort – see UtriculariaBlainvillea acmella (paracress) – 19(67); 20(67); 21(67)Blakely’s Red Gum – see Eucalyptus blakelyiBlandfordia – 6(60)Blandfordia grandiflora – 13(61); 30(28, 29)Blanket Flower – see Gaillardia x grandifloraBlechnum brasiliense – 8(36)Blechnum cartilagineum – 7(66, 67)Blechnum gibbum – 22(11); 28(37)Blechnum gibbum ‘Silver Lady’ – 5(23); 6(24); 8(36);18(18)Blechnum moorei – 28(37)Blechnum nudum – should be Blechnum gibbum‘Silver Lady’Bleeding Heart – see NeoregeliaBleeding Heart Vine – see Clerodendrum thomsoniaeBleeding Heart, Native – see Homalanthus nutansBletilla hyacinthina – see Bletilla striataBletilla striata – 19(24); 24(81)Blindness Tree – see Excoercaria cochinchinensisBlood and Bone – 15(49)Blood Leaf – see Alternanthera brasilianaBlood Lily – see Scadoxus multiflorus ssp. katherinae;Haemodorum coccineumBloodhorn – see Ochrosia ellipticaBloodleaf – see Iresine diffusa forma lindeniiBloodleaf – see Iresine herbstii ‘Brilliantissima’Bloodwood, Swamp – see Corymbia ptychocarpaBloomfield Penda – see Xanthostemon verticillatusBlossom end rot – 14(49)Blue Amaryllis – see Worsleya proceraBlue Bamboo – see Drepanostachyum falcatumBlue Boys - see Pycnostachys urticifoliaBlue Butterfly Bush – see Rotheca myricoidesBlue Butterfly Pea – see Clitoria ternateaBlue Butterfly Tree – see Melicope elleryanaBlue Cane Palm – see Dypsis cabadaeBlue Cone Flower - see Pycnostachys urticifoliaBlue Couch – see Digitaria didactylaBlue Daze – see Evolvulus glomeratus ‘Blue Daze’Blue Eyes – see Evolvulus glomeratus ‘Blue Daze’Blue Eyes [fish] – see Pseudomugil siginferBlue Fescue – see Festuca glaucaBlue Flag Iris – see Iris virginicaBlue Flax Lily – see Dianella atraxis; Dianella caeruleaBlue Ginger - see Dichorisandra thrysifloraBlue Grape – see Myrciaria vexatorBlue Heaven – see Pseuderanthemum graciflorum;Pseuderanthemum andersoniiBlue Hedgehog Sage – see Pycnostachys urticifoliaBlue Hibiscus – see Alyogyne ‘Blue Moon’Blue Hippeastrum – see Worsleya proceraBlue Lagoon Rosemary – see Rosmarinus ‘BlueLagoon’Blue Mist Flower – see Bartlettina sordida; EupatoriummagalophyllumBlue Morning Glory (weed) – see Ipomoea indicaBlue Orchid – see Vanda coeruleaBlue Potato Bush – see Lycianthes rantonnetii;Solanum rantonnetiiBlue Quandong – see Elaeocarpus grandis,Elaeocarpus angustifoliuswww.stgmagazine.com.auBlue Sage – see Eranthemum pulchellumBlue Sapphire - see Evolvulus glomeratus ‘Blue Daze’Blue Tassel Fern – see Huperzia dalhousieanaBlue Witches Hat - see Pycnostachys urticifoliaBluebell, Native – see Wahlenbergia communisBlueberry Ash – see Elaeocarpus reticulatusBlue-leaved Lilly Pilly – see Acmena hemilampraBlue-leaved Paperbark – see Melaleuca dealbataBluish Bulbine Lily – see Bulbine glaucaBlush Satinash - see Acmena hemilampraBo Tree – see Ficus religiosaBoab – see Adansonia gregoriiBoat Lily - see Tradescantia spathaceaBodhi Tree – see Ficus religiosaBoerlagiodendron lineare – see Osmoxylon lineareBoesenbergia – 22(27)Bog Sage – see Salvia uliginosaBok Choy – see Brassica rapa subsp. chinensisBolivian Coriander – see Porophyllum ruderaleBolusanthus speciosus - 1(59); 12(61); 13(28); 20(72)Bolwarra – see Eupomatia bennettii; Eupomatia laurinaBombax ceiba – 11(83); 20(72); 21(42, 47); 28(46, 51)Bombax ellipticum – 16(72)Bombax malabaricum – 8(29)Bonfire Salvia – see Salvia splendensBonsai – 31(26)Bonyi-bonyi (Turrbal) – see Araucaria bidwilliiBoobialla – see Myoporum acuminatum; Myoporummontanum; Myoporum parvifoliumBoodflower – see Asclepias curassavicaBookleaf Mallee – see Eucalyptus kruseanaBoombil – see Ficus hispidaBoople Nut, Red – see Hicksbeachia pinnatifoliaBorage – see Borago officinalisBorago officinalis – 11(82); 14(55); 17(50, 51)Borassus flabellifer – 13(16)Borax – 15(49)Bores – 4(33)Boron – 15(49)Boronia falcifolia – 6(76, 77)Boronia keysii – 6(77); 13(62); 25(44)Boston Fern – see Nephrolepis exaltataBotanical names – 21(40)Bothriochloa macra – 17(43, 45)Bothriochloa pertusa – 7(82)Bottle gourd (vegetable) – 14(71); 16(69); also seeLagenaria sicerariaBottle Palm - see Hyophorbe lagenicaulisBottle Tree – see Brachychiton rupestrisBottle Tree, Whitsunday – see BrachychitoncompactusBottlebrushes – 7(9)Bougainvillea - 1(10, 74); 2(15); 3(25); 4(89, 91); 6(16);8(13); 11(83), 12(18, 71); 13(17); 15(34, 73); 16(73);17(21, 34, 35); 18(24, 31); 19(40)Bougainvillea ‘Bambino’ – 3(55); 14(12)Bougainvillea ‘Carmencita’ - 1(10)Bougainvillea ‘Temple Fire’ – 4(28); 5(58); 8(63)Bougainvillea braziliensis – 11(83)Bougainvillea glabra – 8(9)Bougainvillea glabra ‘Magnifica’ – 4(68)Bouvardia ternifolia – 28(14)Bowenia - 1(61); 29(27); 30(44)Bowenia serrulata – 29(27)Bowenia spectabilis – 5(41); 12(35); 18(18); 29(27)Bower of Beauty – see Pandorea jasminoidesBower Vine – see Pandorea jasminoides10 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageBoxfruit – see Barringtonia asiaticaBoy Blue – see Otacanthus caeruleusBrachychiton – 2(76); 5(69); 12(61)Brachychiton acerifolius – 2(76-78); 5(69); 8(32);20(72); 23(22, 48); 26(46, 41, 47)Brachychiton australis – 11(74); 31(47)Brachychiton bidwillii – 2(76-78); 7(12); 13(54); 28(40)Brachychiton compactus – 23(48)Brachychiton discolor – 2(76-78); 11(76-78); 18(89);26(46)Brachychiton paradoxum - 2(73, 74)Brachychiton populneus – 2(76-78)Brachychiton rupestris – 2(76-78); 7(44, 54); 11(54, 75,78); 12(74); 16(88); 21(42, 43, 86); 31(16)Brachychiton spectabilis – 2(78); 7(11)Brachycome – should be BrachyscomeBrachyscome - 1(73)Brachyscome iberidifolia – 15(70); 18(67); 19(71);22(71); 26(72)Brachyscome multifida – 3(57); 13(28); 15(73); 16(73)Bracteantha bracteata - see Xerochrysum bracteatumBrahmi – see Bacopa monnieriBrain Plant – see Calathea makoyanaBranched Wiregrass – see Aristida ramosaBrasilian Jasmine – see Mandevilla scanderiBrassavola - 2(48); 14(30)Brassavola nodosa – 21(79)Brassia – 9(68); 23(81)Brassica carinata (Ethiopian cabbage/African cabbage)– 17(65-67); 18(66); 19(66); 20(66); 21(66); 22(66);23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66);30(69); 31(71)Brassica hirta (mustard greens) – 17(67); 18(67);19(66); 20(67); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72);26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Brassica juncea (mustard) – 14(55)Brassica juncea var. japonica (mizuna) – 14(71)Brassica napus subsp. rapifera (swede) – 31(71)Brassica napus var. napobrassica (swede) – 18(67);19(67); 20(67); 22(67); 23(68); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66);30(69); renamed Brassica napus subsp. rapiferaBrassica narinosa (tatsoi) – 14(55); see Brassica rapasubsp. chinensisBrassica oleracea (ornamental cabbage) - 26(72)Brassica oleracea Alboglabra Group (kailan) – 14(55);17(67); also refer to Brassica oleracea var. alboglabraBrassica oleracea var. acephala (ornamental cabbage)– 15(70)Brassica oleracea var. alboglabra (kailan/Chinesebroccoli) - 18(67); 19(66); 20(66); 21(66); 22(66);23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66);30(69); 31(71)Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) – 18(66);19(66); 20(66); 22(66); 23(68); 26(70); 27(63, 69, 70);28(66); 30(69); 31(71)Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) – 13(82);15(67); 18(66); 19(66); 20(66); 22(66); 23(68); 26(70);27(63, 70); 28(66); 30(69, 70); 31(71, 72)Brassica oleracea var. gongylodes (kohlrabi) – 18(67);19(66); 20(66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 26(70); 27(70);28(66); 30(69); 31(71)Brassica oleracea var. italica (broccoli) – 18(66);19(66); 20(66); 22(66); 23(68, 69); 24(68); 26(70);27(63, 70); 28(66); 30(69); 31(71)Brassica oleracea var. sabellica – 13(54, 59, 82);18(68); 19(71); 20(68); 22(70); 23(72); 27(72)Brassica oleracea var. viridis (collard/kale) – 17(67);www.stgmagazine.com.au18(64, 66, 67); 19(66); 20(66); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68);24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(63, 70); 28(66); 29(66);30(69); 31(71)Brassica rapa subsp. chinensis (pak choi/bokchoy/tatsoi/Chinese white cabbage) – 19(67); 20(67);21(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(40, 70); 27(70);28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Brassica rapa subsp. nipposinica (mibuna/mitzuna) –14(71); 17(67); 18(67); 19(66); 20(67); 21(66); 22(66);23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66);30(69); 31(71)Brassica rapa subsp. pekinensis (Chinesecabbage/wom bok/lombok) – 18(67); 19(67); 20(67);22(67); 23(68); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 30(69); 31(71)Brassica rapa subsp. rapa (turnip) – 18(67); 19(67);20(67); 22(67); 23(68); 27(70); 28(66); 30(69); 31(71)Brassica rapa var. rosularis (tatsoi) – 14(55); 16(69);17(67); 18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 21(67); 22(67); 23(68);24(68); renamed Brassica rapa subsp. chinensisBrassocattleya – 14(30)Brassolaeliocattleya - 2(48); 14(29, 30)Brassophronitis Yellow Bird – 21(79)Brazil Nut – see Bertholletia excelsaBrazilian Cherry – see Eugenia unifloraBrazilian Coral Tree – see Erythrina speciosaBrazilian Edelweiss – see Sinningia leucotrichaBrazilian Fern Tree – see Schizolobium parahybaBrazilian Fireworks, Maracas – see PorphyrocomapohlianaBrazilian Flag - see Megaskepasma erythrochlamysBrazilian Jasmine – see Mandevilla sanderiBrazilian Plume – see Justicia carneaBrazilian Plume, Radiant – see Justicia carnea‘Radiant’Brazilian Plume, White – Justicia carnea ‘Alba’Brazilian Potato Tree – see Solanum wrightiiBrazilian Red Cloak - see MegaskepasmaerythrochlamysBrazilian Rose – see Ruellia macranthaBrazilian Spinach – see Alternanthera sissooBrazilian Tower Tree – see Schizolobium parahybaBrazilian Tree Fern – see Blechum brasilenseBrazilian Walking Iris – see Neomarica gracilisBrazilian Wild Petunia – see Ruellia devosianaBreynia cernua - 2(73)Breynia disticha – 20(42, 46)Breynia disticha ‘Compacta’ – 12(71)Breynia nivosa ‘Pacific Snow’- 16(12)Breynia oblongifolia – 23(47); 26(46); 27(42, 44)Breynia sp. – 11(90)Breynia sp. ‘Iron Range’ – 12(54); 27(42, 45)Bribie Island Pine – see Callitris columellarisBridal Bouquet Frangipani – see Plumeria pudicaBridal Bush – see Pavetta natalensisBridal Veil – see Clerodendrum wallichiiBrigalow – see Acacia harpophyllaBrillantaisia – see Brillantaisia subuluguricaBrillantaisia lamium – 26(13)Brillantaisia subulugurica – 13(28); 23(22); considerednow as Brillantaisia uluguricaBrillantaisia ulugurica – 25(8); 26(13); 29(15)Brionne - see Sechium eduleBrisbane Buttercup – see Corchorus cunninghamiiBrisbane Lily – see Proiphys cunninghamii; CrinumpedunculatumBrisbane Wattle – see Acacia fimbriataBroad Beans (vegetable) – 15(69); also see Vicia faba11 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageBroadleaf Carpet Grass – see Axonopus compressusBroad-leaf Paperbark – see Melaleuca viridifloraBroad-leaved Lilly Pilly – see Syzygium hemilamprumsubsp. hemilamprumBroccoli – 10(87); 14(71); 15(69); also see Brassicaoleracea var. italicaBroccoli, Chinese – see Brassica oleracea var.alboglabraBromelia balansae – 21(42, 47)Bromelia sylvicola – 21(47)Bromeliads – 1(38, 40); 4(21); 5(15, 16, 17, 50, 61);6(11); 6(50); 7(23, 29, 32, 71, 91); 8(38, 52, 72-75);9(38, 69); 10(26, 32, 45); 11(38); 13(27); 14(71);18(72-73); 19(74); 20(74); 21(72); 22(74); 23(74);24(74); 25(20, 76); 26(76); 27(76); 28(74); 29(14)Bromeliads - also see Aechmea; Alcantarea; Billbergia;Canistrum; Cryptanthus; Fosterella; Guzmania;Navia; Neoregelia; Nidularium; Orthophytum;Pitcairnia; Puya; Quesnelia; Tillandsia; Urseulaea;VrieseaBronze Foxtail Grass – see Pennisetum advenaBronze Foxtail Grass, Dwarf – see Pennisetum advena‘Dwarf’Broughtonia – 14(30)Browallia jamesonii – see Streptosolen jamesoniiBrowallia viscosa – 15(70); 18(68); 19(70); 20(68);22(70); 23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 30(70); 31(72)Brown Cudgeree – see Canarium australianumBrown Gardenia – see Atractocarpus fitzalaniiBrown Pine – see Podocarpus elatusBrown Randia – see Atractocarpus sessilisBrown Seeded Bean – 10(77)Brownea – 3(40); 21(34)Brownea dispala – 3(40)Brownea grandiceps - 1(57), 3(40); 21(34)Brownea macrophylla – 3(40); 18(42)Browneopsis – 21(34)Browneopsis ucayalina – 21(34)Brugmansia – 7(56-61); 16(11, 41); 20(11); 23(22);27(19); 28(16)Brugmansia sanguinea – 7(59)Brugmansia suaveolens – 4(57); 10(26)Brugmansia suaveolens ‘Aztec Gold’ – 7(60)Brugmansia suaveolens ‘Bengal Tiger’ – 7(60)Brugmansia suaveolens ‘Brilliant Orange’ – 7 (60)Brugmansia suaveolens ‘Equador Pink’ – 10(67)Brugmansia suaveolens ‘Giant Yellow Bell’ – 7(61)Brugmansia suaveolens ‘Golden Lion’ – 7(60)Brugmansia suaveolens ‘Hot Pink’ – 7(60)Brugmansia suaveolens ‘Pink Panther’ – 7(61)Brugmansia suaveolens ‘Red Hot Pink’ – 7(60)Brugmansia suaveolens ‘Sacred Garden Sunset’ –7(60)Brugmansia suaveolens ‘Salmon Apricot’ – 7(61)Brugmansia x candida – 14(95); 17(31, 32)Brugmansia x candida ‘Flora Plena’ – 16(13)Brugmansia x candida ‘Flora Plena’ ‘Tutu’ – 7(60)Brunfelsia americana – 14(95); 17(83); 29(70)Brunfelsia australis – 4(58); 14(95); 20(73)Brunfelsia grandiflora – 14(95)Brunfelsia latifolia – 11(35); 14(12); 12(11); 16(71, 72);29(15)Brunfelsia nitida – 14(95); 17(83)Brunfelsia pauciflora – 13(29); 14(95); 29(78)Brunfelsia plicata – 14(95)Brush Box – see Lophostemon confertusBrush Cherry – see Syzygium australewww.stgmagazine.com.auBrush Wilga – see Geijera salicifoliaBuckinghamia celsissima – 1(56); 3(74); 7(80); 8(33);14(25); 16(9); 18(42, 45); 20(72, 73); 26(80)Buddha Belly Bamboo – see Bambusa bulgarisBuddha’s Hand Fruit - see Sechium eduleBuddleja – 28(53); 31(24)Buddleja ‘Morning Mist’ – 10(21)Buddleja ‘Silver Anniversary’ – 10(21)Buddleja asiatica – 29(46)Buddleja davidii – 18(42); 27(42, 43)Buff Quandong – see Peripentadenia mearsii;Peripentadenia phelpsiiBuffalo Grass - see Stenotaphrum secundatumBuffalo Grass, Variegated - see Stenotaphrumsecundatum ‘Variegatum’Bufo marinus – 7(69)Bugle – see Ajuga reptansBulbils – 10(90)Bulbine alata – 13(39)Bulbine bulbosa – 13(39); 15(73); 19(25)Bulbine frutescens – 11(27); 16(73); 24(24)Bulbine glauca – 13(39)Bulbine Lily – see Bulbine bulbosa, Bulbine frutescensBulbine Lily, Bluish – see Bulbine glaucaBulbine vagans – 13(39); 20(88)Bulbs - 2(13, 39); 19(22-25); 23(16-19); 27(73-74)Bull Bay – see Magnolia grandiflora ‘Little Gem’Bunching Onion – see Allium fistulosumBunchosia argenta - 3(67)Bunya Bunya – see Araucaria bidwilliiBunya Pine – see Araucaria bidwilliiBunyi (Kabi Kabi) – see Araucaria bidwilliiBurbidgea – 22(25)Burbidgea schizocheila – 22(23)Burchardia umbellata – 17(36); 29(46)Burdekin Plum – see Pleiogynium timorienseBurdock (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); also seeArctium lappaBurgandy Giant – see Pennisetum macrostachysBurr Medic – see Medicago polymorphaBurrawong Palm – see Macrozamia mooreiBursaria incana – 11(78); 17(47)Bursaria spinosa – 17(35, 47)Bush Allamanda – see Allamanda schottiiBush Aloe – see Aloe arborescensBush Bean – 10(76)Bush Berry Herb – see Eucalyptus olindaBush food – Issues 9; 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 16; 17;18; 19; 20; 21; 22; 23; 24; 25; 27; 28; 29; 30; 31Bush Lily – see Tripladenia cunninghamiiBush Ochra – see Corchorus olitoriusBush Pea Flowers – 8(87)Bush Tomato – see Solanum centraleBushfire safety – 31(36)Bush-house Paperbark – see Melaleaca irbyanaBusy Lizzie – see Impatiens wallerianaButia capitata – 21(80)Butter Beans – see Phaseolus lunatusButtercup, Common Australian – see RanunculuslappaceusButtercup, Native – see Ranunculus inundatusButtercup, Small River – see Ranunculus amphitrichusButterflies – 4(74-75); 21(12-17)Butterflies, Whirling – see Gaura lindheimeriButterfly Amaryllis – see Hippeastrum papilioButterfly Bauhinia – see Bauhinia corymbosaButterfly Bush – see Gaura lindheimeri; Rotheca12 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imagemyricoides; Clerodendrum ugandense; BuddlejadavidiiButterfly Ginger – see Hedychium coronariumButterfly Pea – see Clitoria ternateaButterfly, Wanderer (insect) – Danaus plexippusButterwort – see PunguiculaButton Fern – see Pellaea rotundifoliaBuxus – 4(48)Buying a Tree – 23(34-35)Buying Plants User Guide – 21(38-39); 26(38-39)Byblis – 23(30)Byfield Fern – see Bowenia spectabilis-C-Cabada Palm – see Dypsis cabadaeCabbage (vegetable) - 10(87); 14(71); 15(69); 16(68,69); 18(65); also see Brassica oleracea var. capitataCabbage Palm – see LivistonaCabbage, African – see Brassica carinataCabbage, Chinese - see Brassica rapa subsp.pekinensisCabbage, Chinese White – see Brassica rapa subsp.chinensisCabbage, Ethiopian – see Brassica carinataCabbage, Island – see Abelmoschus manihotCabbage, ornamental – see Brassica oleracea var.acephala; Brassica oleracea var. sabellicaCacalia bicolor – see Gynura bicolorCacti – 8(52)Cadagi - see Corymbia torellianaCaesalpinia cassioides – 12(63)Caesalpinia ferrea – 4(68); 16(20); 17(72); 20(72, 73);26(41)Caesalpinia pulcherrima – 4(68); 8(49); 10(30-31);11(83); 14(73); 16(42, 43); 17(71, 72); 23(24)Caesalpinia pulcherrima var. flava - 8(49)Caesalpinia pulcherrima var. rosea – 8(49)Cairns Bidwing (insect) – 17(13)Cairns Fan Palm – see Livistona muelleriCairns Hickroy – see Flindersia ifflaianaCajanus cajan (pigeon pea) – 9(78); 16(69); 17(67);18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68);25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Calabash - see Lagenaria sicerariaCaladium – 3(25); 4(91); 9(31); 12(61); 14(73); 16(70);26(41); 39(46, 47)Caladium bicolor – 7(33); 19(23); 26(10, 15)Caladium x hortulanum – see Caladium bicolorCalamondins – 21(58-59); also see x CitrofortunellamicrocarpaCalanthe – 26(41)Calathea - 2(17); 3(30); 5(15, 17, 90); 13(27); 16(70);17(69); 20(35); 25(20)Calathea ‘Manoa Blush’ – 9(35)Calathea bella – 9(32, 35)Calathea burle-marxii – 17(80)Calathea insignis – 3(30); 13(25); 20(36)Calathea lancifolia – see Calathea insignisCalathea lietzei ‘Thai Beauty’ – 22(33)Calathea louisae – 3(30)Calathea louisae ‘Maui Queen’ – 28(80)Calathea lutea - 2(10); 8(64); 10(39)Calathea makoyana – 3(30); 20(36); 25(82)Calathea mediopicta – 26(82)Calathea orbifolia – 9(35)Calathea panguana – 9(Cover, 32, 35)www.stgmagazine.com.auCalathea picturata – 3(30)Calathea picturata ‘Argenta’ – 9(35)Calathea roseopicta – 3(30)Calathea rotundifolia – 9(35)Calathea rufibarba – 3(30)Calathea warscewiczii – 3(25)Calathea zebrina - 1(10); 3(25); 12(54); 20(36); 23(77)Calceolaria – 18(68); 19(70); 20(68); 22(70); 24(70);26(72); 30(70)Calceolaria rugosa ‘Golden’ – 19(70)Calcite – 15(49)Calcium – 15(49); 16(52, 53)Calcium carbonate – 16(52)Calcium hydroxide – 16(52)Caldera Plectranthus – see Plectranthus caldericolaCalendula – see Calendula officinalisCalendula officinalis – 11(82); 15(70); 17(50, 51);18(69); 19(71); 22(70); 26(72); 30(70)Calibrachoa – 15(34)California Poppy – see Eschscholzia californicaCaliphruria subedentata – 23(18)Calkin’s Gold Philodendron – see Philodendron‘Calkin’s Gold’Calla Lilies – 3(90)Callery Pear – see Pyrus calleryanaCallerya megasperma – 7(34); 13(29); 17(21)Calliandra – 26(29); 28(53)Calliandra emarginata – 9(49)Calliandra haematocephala - 2(73); 9(49); 12(63);15(73); 16(72)Calliandra surinamensis - 2(73); 9(49, 94); 15(73)Calliandra tergamina – 9(49)Calliandra tweediei – 9(49); 20(42)Calliandra tweediei ‘Fireball’ – 3(53)Callicarpa pedunculata - 1(76); 15(47)Callisia fragans – 28(45)Callistemon – 10(73); 24(29); 28(53); 29(14); refer toMelaleucaCallistemon pachyphyllus - 1(76); 6(76-77); seeMelaleuca pachyphyllaCallistemon pearsonii - 2(58); 16(23); 19(42)Callistemon polandii - see Melaleuca polandiiCallistemon salignus - 1(76)Callistemon viminalis - 1(76); 6(28); 10(48); 16(72)Callistephus chinensis – 19(70); 22(70); 23(72);24(70); 26(72); 27(72); 30(70); 31(72)Callitris – 17(46)Callitris columellaris – 19(26); 21(31)Callitris intratropica - 2(73)Callitris rhomboidea – 21(31)Calodendrum capense – 14(94); 20(72); 22(78)Calonyction album – 11(83)Calophyllum inophyllum – 6(16, 30-31); 11(54-55)Calostemma – 6(61)Calostemma luteum – 9(39); 11(27); 19(25)Calostemma purpureum – 9(39)Calyptorhynchus funereus (bird) – 24(41)Calytrix tetragona – 31(90)CAM – see Crassulacean Acid MetabolismCamellia – 4(7, 15, 48, 91); 5(69); 6(51); 12(12, 15);19(14-21); 27(18)Camellia ‘Baby Bear’ – 19(20)Camellia ‘Cinnamon Cindy’ – 19(20)Camellia ‘Fairy Wand’ – 19(20)Camellia ‘Fragrant Pink’ – 19(16)Camellia ‘Gay Baby’ – 19(20)Camellia ‘High Fragrance’ – 19(20)13 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageCamellia ‘Paradise Little Jen’ – 19(20)Camellia ‘Scentuous’ – 19(20)Camellia ‘Tiny Princess’ – 19(16)Camellia ‘Wirlinga Gem’ – 19(20)Camellia ‘Woirlinga Princess’ – 19(20)Camellia chrysantha – see Camellia nitidissima var.nitidissimaCamellia japonica – 17(13); 19(15, 18, 19); 27(18)Camellia japonica ‘C.M. Hovey’ – 16(12)Camellia japonica ‘Carter’s Sunburst’ – 19(16, 20)Camellia japonica ‘Courtesan’ – 19(15)Camellia japonica ‘Debutante’ – 19(20)Camellia japonica ‘Drama Girl’ – 19(20)Camellia japonica ‘Elegans Variegated’ – 19(20)Camellia japonica ‘Emperor of Russia’ – 19(20)Camellia japonica ‘Great Eastern’ – 19(15, 20)Camellia japonica ‘Julia France’ – 19(20)Camellia japonica ‘Lady Loch’ - 19(20)Camellia japonica ‘Lovelight’ – 19(20)Camellia japonica ‘Margaret Davis’ – 19(20)Camellia japonica ‘Nancy Bird’ – 19(20)Camellia japonica ‘Nuccios Gem’ – 16(12)Camellia japonica ‘Paolina Maggi’ – 19(20)Camellia japonica ‘Polar Bear’ – 19(20); 20(12)Camellia japonica ‘Prince Frederick William’ – 19(20)Camellia japonica ‘Red Red Rose’ – 19(17, 20)Camellia japonica ‘Takanini’ – 19(20)Camellia lutchuensis – 19(20)Camellia nitidissima var. nitidissima – 19(20)Camellia reticulata – 19(15, 18, 19)Camellia reticulata ‘Dr Clifford Parks’ – 19(17, 20)Camellia reticulata ‘Dream Girl’ – 19(19, 20)Camellia reticulata ‘Ellie’s Girl’ – 19(20)Camellia reticulata ‘Flower Girl’ – 19(19, 20)Camellia reticulata ‘Lasca Beauty’ – 19(20)Camellia reticulata ‘Red Crystal’ – 19(20)Camellia reticulata ‘Show Girl’ – 19(19, 20)Camellia reticulata ‘Valentine Day’ – 19(20)Camellia reticulata ‘Valentine Day’ Variegated – 19(16)Camellia rosiflora – 19(20)Camellia sasanqua – 12(69); 15(73); 19(13, 15, 18,19); 27(18); 31(44, 49)Camellia sasanqua ‘Beatrice Emily’ – 19(17, 20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Bonanza’ – 19(18, 20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Chansonette’ - 19(20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Gwen Pike’ – 19(20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Hiryu’ – 19(20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Jennifer Susan’ – 19(20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Lucinda’ – 19(20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Mine no Yuki’ – 19(17, 20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Queenslander’ – 19(20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Rowena Gordon’ – 19(20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Setsugekka’ – 19(15, 20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Shell Pink’ – 19(20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Shishigashira’ 19(20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Sparkling Burgundy’ – 19(17, 20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Spring Festival’ – 16(13)Camellia sasanqua ‘Star Above Star’ – 19(20)Camellia sasanqua ‘Yuletide’ – 19(19, 20)Camellia sinensis – 19(15, 20)Campelia zanonia – see Tradescantia zanoniaCamphire – see Lawsonia inermisCampsis x tagliabuana ‘Madame Galen’ – 6(38)Campsomeris tasmaniensis – 11(86)Camu-Camu – see Myrciaria paraensis, M. dubiaCananga odorata – 14(83, 94); 28(46); 29(70)Cananga odorata var. fruticosa (dwarf) – 29(70)www.stgmagazine.com.auCanarium australianum – 31(44, 47)Canarvon Gorge Zamia – see Macrozamia mooreiCanavalia ensiformis (jack bean) - 14(55); 16(69);17(67); 18(66); 19(66); 20(66); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68);24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(65, 66); 29(66);30(69); 31(71)Canavalia gladiata (sword bean) – 14(52, 55); 16(69);17(66, 67); 18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 21(67); 22(67);23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(65, 66);29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Canavalia rosea – 6(15, 17); 7(78); 17(36)Candle Nut – see Aleurites moluccanaCandy Corn Plant – see Cuphea micropetelaCandy Stripe Rush – see Schoenoplectustabernaemontani ‘Albescens’ - 28(43)Candytuft – see Iberis amaraCane toads – see Bufo marinusCanistel – see Pouteria campechianaCanistropsis – 21(66)Canistrum edmundoa – 8(74)Canistrum fosterianum var. pardinum – see CanistrumtriangulareCanistrum triangulare – 25(76)Canna - 1(73); 3(9, 10, 12, 13, 16); 4(90, 91); 5(89);10(48, 56-61); 13(36); 14(73); 23(17); 30(18)Canna ‘Bambi’ – 10(56)Canna ‘Beloved’ – 10(58)Canna ‘Cardinal’ - 10(58)Canna ‘Cerise Magic’ – 10(57)Canna ‘Copper Butterfly’ – 10(58)Canna ‘Cyclone Bonanza’ – 10(59)Canna ‘Frau Gartenburg’ – 10(56-57)Canna ‘Gee Whiz’ – 10(57)Canna ‘Hot Property’ – 10(57)Canna ‘Just Dandy’ – 10(58)Canna ‘La Cuna’ – 10(58)Canna ‘Libra Picotee’ – 10(58)Canna ‘Mazurka’ – 10(58)Canna ‘Miss Oklahoma’ – 10(60)Canna ‘Moulin Pink’ – 10(60)Canna ‘Paint Aunt’ – 10(60)Canna ‘Paquita’ – 10(57)Canna ‘Phaison’ - 3(9, 13)Canna ‘Polonaise’ – 10(60)Canna ‘Roma’ – 10(60)Canna ‘Rondo’ – 10(60)Canna ‘Salmon Watsonia’ – 10(60)Canna ‘Singapore Girl’ – 10(58)Canna ‘Stutgart’ – 10(61)Canna ‘Tropicanna’ – 28(69)Canna edulis – 14(53); 16(68); renamed Canna indicaCanna glauca - 3(9); 26(74)Canna indica – 3(13); 18(71); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71);28(65)Canna x generalis ‘Tropicanna’ – 16(42)Cannonball Tree – see CouroupitaCanterbury Bells – see Gloxinia perennisCanvallaria ensifolius – 14(55); 16(69); should beCanavalia ensiformisCape Chestnut – see Calodendrum capenseCape Gooseberry – see Physalis peruvianaCape Honeysuckle – see Tecoma capensisCape Lily – see Veltheimia bracteata; HesperanthacoccineaCape Primrose – see Streptocarpus x hybridusCape Wedding Flower – see Dombeya tiliaceaCape York Lily – see Curcuma australasica14 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageCapsicum (vegetable) – 5(91); 14(71); 15(69); 16(68,69); also see Capsicum annuumCapsicum annuum (capsicum) – 17(64, 66, 67);18(66); 19(66); 20(66); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68);24(cover, 3, 52-53, 68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70);28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Capsicum frutescens (chilli) – 15(70); 16(70); 17(65,67, 68); 18(66, 68); 19(66, 71); 20(66, 68); 21(66, 68);22(66, 70); 23(68, 72); 24(52, 68, 70); 25(72, 74);26(70, 72); 27(70, 72); 28(66, 68); 29(66, 68); 30(69,70); 31(71, 72)Capsicum frutescens ‘Thai’ – 29(55)Capulin Cherry – see Prunus salicifolia; Prunusserotina subsp. capuliCarallia brachiata - 2(73)Carambola – see Averrhoa carambolaCarassius auratus – 7(69); 11(62)Carbon dioxide – 12(76)Carbon footprint – 24(47)Cardamon – see Elettaria cardamomumCardboard Cycad - see Zamia furfuraceaCardinal Creeper – see Ipomoea horsfalliae ‘Briggsii’Cardinal’s Crest – see Odontonema cuspidatumCardinal’s Guard – see Pachystachys coccinea;Pachystachys spicataCardomon Scented Alpinia – see Alpinia muticaCardwell Cabbage – see Scaevola taccadaCardwell Lily – see Proiphys amboinensisCarex – 10(21); 14(35); 30(18)Carex brunnea ‘Variegata’ – 30(46, 50)Carex glauca – 9(35)Caribbean Copper Plant – see Euphorbia cotinifoliaCarica papaya – 3(80); 19(59)Carica x heilbornii notho var. pentagona – seeVasconcellea x heilborniiCaricature Plant – see Graptophyllum pictum;Graptophyllum excelsumCaricature Plant, Golden – see Graptophyllum pictum‘Aureum’Carissa diffusa – see Carissa spinarumCarissa edulis – see Carissa spinarumCarissa grandiflora – 4(66); see Carissa macrocarpaCarissa macrocarpa – 11(84); 14(95); 17(34, 35);19(58)Carissa ovata – 11(85); 17(35); renamed CarissaspinarumCarissa spinarum - 30(cover, 3, 85)Carmona retusa – 12(71)Carnation – see DianthusCarnivorous Plants – see Aldrovanda, Byblis,Cephalotus, Darlingtonia, Dionaea, Drosera,Heliamphora, Nepenthes, Pinguicula, Sarracenia,Utricularia; plus 22(38-41); 23(28-31)Carolina Jasmine – see Gelsemium sempervirensCarotene – 13(26)Carpentaria acuminata - 1(74); 2(73); 4(9); 6(31); 9(51)Carpentaria Palm - see Carpentaria acuminataCarpet Bugle – see Ajuga reptans ‘Purpurea’Carpet Grass – see Axonopus compressusCarpet Plant – see Episcia x wilsonii ‘Pinkiscia’Carphalea kirondron – 12(61, 63); 13(49); 15(73)Carpobrotus glaucescens - 1(73); 14(73); 17(36)Carpoxylon macrospermum – 14(89)Carribean Copper Plant – see Euphorbia cotinifoliaCarrion Flower - see Stapelia leendertziae; StapeliagiganteaCarrot (vegetable) – 5(91); 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); alsowww.stgmagazine.com.ausee Daucus carota subsp. sativusCarrot, Peruvian – see Arracacia xanthorrhizaCaryota maxima – 6(31)Caryota mitis - 2(18); 17(82); 21(65)Caryota no – 6(31)Caryota ophiopellis – 14(89)Caryota rumphiana – 6(31)Caryota urens – 6(31)Cascade – see Centradenia inaequilateralis ‘Cascade’Cascade Palm - see Chamaedorea cataractarum;Chamaedorea atrovirensCasimiroa – 9(80)Casimiroa ‘Chestnut’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Dade’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Denzler’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Golden Globe’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Hawaiian Supreme’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Lemon Gold’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Mac’s Golden’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘McDill’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Ortego’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Pike’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Reinecke Commercial’ - 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Smathers’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Suebelle’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Vernon’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Vista’ – 10(81)Casimiroa ‘Wilson’ – 10(81)Casimiroa edulis – 10(78-81)Casimiroa edulis – 27(64)Casimiroa tetrameria – 10(79)Cassava – see Manihot esculentaCassia brewsteri – 11(78); 20(72, 73)Cassia fistula – 11(27, 54, 57, 83); 20(73); 26(11);31(91)Cassia javanica – 20(72, 73)Cassia Leaf Caesalpinia – see Caesalpinia cassioidesCassia magnifolia – see Seena magnifoliaCassia siamea – 11(83)Cassia tomentella – 5(51)Cassia x nealiae ‘Rainbow Shower’ – 11(54); 20(72)Cassias – 8(87)Cassowary Pine – see Barringtonia calyptrataCast Iron Plant – see Aspidistra elatiorCastanospermum australe – 11(54); 16(78); 20(72)Casuarina – 17(46); 31(27)Casuarina equisetifolia - 1(74); 2(73); 6(14, 17); 8(78);9(56)Cat’s Claw Vine – see Dolichandra unguis-catiCat’s Tail Lily – see Bulbine bulbosaCat’s Whiskers – see Orthosiphon aristatusCaterpillars – 18(64)Catharanthus – 12(42)Catharanthus rosea – should be Catharanthus roseusCatharanthus roseus - 3(61); 14(73); 15(70, 73); 16(70,73); 17(68); 18(69); 19(71); 20(69); 21(68); 22(70);23(72); 24(70); 25(74); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68);30(70); 31(72)Catharanthus roseus ‘Betty Smith’ – 24(70)Cathedral Windows – see Calathea makoyanaCathophylls - 2(61)Cation Exchange Capacity – 15(48); 16(53)Catopsilia Pomona – 21(17)Cattleya - 2(48); 14(30); 19(33, 34)Cauliflower – 14(71); 15(69); see Brassica oleraceavar. botrytisCaulokaempferia – 22(27)15 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageCaustis blakei – 29(45)Cautleya – 22(23)Cedar Bay Cherry – see Eugenia reinwardtianaCedar, White - see Melia azedarachCedrus deodara – 4(48)Ceiba pentandra – 8(53)Ceiba speciosa – see Chorisia speciosaCeleriac – see Apium graveolens var. rapaceumCelery (vegetable) – 5(91); 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); alsosee Apium graveolens var. dulceCelery Stem Taro – see Colocasia gigantea ‘Bac Ha’Celerywood – see Polyscias elegansCelosia – 5(91)Celosia argentea var. argentea (Lagos spinach) –16(68, 69); 17(67); 18(67); 19(66); 20(66); 21(66);22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66);29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Celosia argentea var. cristata – 16(70); 17(68); 18(68);19(70); 20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74);26(40, 72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Celosia argentea var. plumosa – 16(70); 17(68);18(69); 19(71); 20(69); 21(68); 22(71); 23(72); 24(70);25(74); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Celosia argentea var. spicata – should be CelosiaspicataCelosia spicata – 16(66, 70); 17(68); 18(69); 19(71);20(69); 21(68); 22(71); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74); 26(72);27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(69, 72)Cemetery – 22(34-37)Centaurea cyanus – 19(70); 20(68); 23(72); 26(72);27(72); 30(70); 31(72)Centella asiatica – 14(53); 16(69); 27(56)Centipede Grass – see Eremochloa ophiuroidesCentipede Plant – see Homalocladium platycladiumCentradenia grandifolia – 16(73); 18(24)Centradenia inaequilateralis – possibly also calledCentradenia grandifoliaCentradenia inaequilateralis ‘Cascade’ – 22(12)Century Plant – see AgaveCephalotus follicularis – 23(28, 29)Ceratobium - 1(65)Ceratopetalum – 17(46)Ceratopetalum apetalum – 11(75)Ceratostigma willmottianum – 13(29)Ceratozamia - 1(61); 30(44)Cerbera manghas – 6(30); 29(46, 49)Cerbera odollam – 6(30)Cereus oxygonus – see Echinopsis oxygonaCereus species – 8(18)Ceropegia ampliata - 2(13)Ceropegia linearis subsp. woodii – 30(12, 13)Ceropegia monteiroe – see Ceropegia sandersoniiCeropegia sandersonii – 26(15); 27(79)Ceropegia woodii – 15(34, 35); 27(79); see Ceropegialinearis subsp. woodiiCestrum nocturnum – 15(73); 16(72); 17(31, 33);24(34, 39)Ceylon Hill Gooseberry – see Rhodomyrtus tomentosaCeylon Raspberry – see Rubus niveusCeylon Sago Palm – see Cycas rumphiiCeylon Spinach – see Alternanthera sessilisChaconia - see Warszewiczia coccineaChaconier - see Warszewiczia coccineaChaenomeles japonica – 31(24)Chain Fruit – see Alyxia ruscifoliaChain of Hearts – see Ceropegia woodiiChain Orchid – see Dendrochilum tenellumwww.stgmagazine.com.auChamaecostus cuspidatus – 30(82)Chamaedorea – 6(24)Chamaedorea adscendens - 2(17)Chamaedorea allenii - 2(17)Chamaedorea alternans – 2(17)Chamaedorea arenbergiana - 2(17)Chamaedorea atrovirens – see ChamaedoreacataractarumChamaedorea brachypoda - 2(17)Chamaedorea cataractarum - 2(17); 7(25); 10(41);30(72)Chamaedorea costaricana - 2(17)Chamaedorea elatior - 2(17)Chamaedorea elegans - 2(14, 17-18); 7(28)Chamaedorea ernesti-angustii - 2(17)Chamaedorea fragrans - 2(17)Chamaedorea geonomiformis - 2(17)Chamaedorea glaucifolia - 2(17)Chamaedorea hooperiana - 2(18)Chamaedorea klotzschina - 2(17); 5(17)Chamaedorea metallica - 1(35); 2(17-18); 5(17); 9(35);14(73); 30(72)Chamaedorea microspadix - 2(17-18)Chamaedorea oblongata - 2(17)Chamaedorea plumosa - 2(17)Chamaedorea pochutlensis - 2(18)Chamaedorea seifrizii – 5(61); 7(25, 28, 41)Chamaedorea stolonifera - 2(17)Chamaedorea tenella - 2(17); 20(82)Chamaedorea tepejilote - 2(17); 5(17)Chamaemelum nobile – 17(51)Chamaerops humilis - 1(74)Chamaerops serrulata – see Serenoa repensChamaesyce hypericifolia – see EuphorbiahypericifoliaChambeyronia macrocarpa – 5(16); 14(20); 16(41);25(84)Chambeyronia macrocarpa ‘Watermelon’ – 25(84)Chambeyronia macrocarpa var. hookeri – 5(17, 61);25(84)Chambeyronia tepejilote – 5(15)Chamelaucium – 24(29)Chameleon Plant – see Houttuynia cordata ‘Variegata’Chamomile, Lawn – see Chamaemelum nobile;Anthemis nobilisChampac – see Magnolia champacaChandelier – see Pachystachys spicataCharcoal – 17(48)Chard – see Beta vulgaris var. ciclaChaste Tree – see Vitex agnus-castusChaya – see Cnidoscolus chayamansaChayamansa – see Cnidoscolus chayamansaChayote – see Sechium eduleCheese Fruit – see Morinda citrifoliaCheese Tree - see GlochidionCheilocostus speciosus – 24(34, 38)Chelate, nutrients – 15(49)Chemical fertilisers – 15(49)Chenille Plant – see Acalypha hispidaChenopodium album – 25(72); 28(66); 29(66)Chenopodium berlandieri subsp. nuttalliae(huauzontle) – 16(68, 69); 17(67); 18(66); 19(66);20(66); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70);27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Chenopodium quinoa – 28(56)Cheriodopsis robustus – 8(17)Cherry blossom trees – 15(12)16 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageCherry blossoms – 6(51)Cherry Guava, Yellow – see Psidium cattleianum var.cattleianum f. lucidumCherry of Rio Grande – see Eugenia aggregate;Eugenia cerasifloraCherry Palm – see Pseudophoenix sargentiiCherry Tomato – see Solanum lycopersicum var.cerasiforme; Lycopersicon esculentum var.cerasiformeCherry, Aunt Molly Ground – see Physalis pruinosaCherry, Brazilian – see Eugenia unifloraCherry, Brush – see Syzygium australeCherry, Capulin – see Prunus salicifolia; Prunusserotina subsp. capuliCherry, Cedar Bay – see Eugenia reinwardtianaCherry, Ground – see Physalis pruinosaCherry, Surinam – see Eugenia unifloraCherry, Tropic – see Prunus serotina subsp. capuliCherry, Water – see Syzygium aqueumCherrypie – see Heliotropium arborescensChestnet, Moreton Bay – see CastanospermumaustraleChestnut Mannikin (bird) – see LonchuracastaneothoraxChestnut, Cape – see Calodendrum capenseChestnut-breasted Finch (bird) – see LonchuracastaneothoraxChestnut-breasted Mania (bird) – see LonchuracastaneothoraxChewings Fescue – see FestucaChia (vegetable) – 14(71); 16(69); also see Salviahispanica; Salvia rhyncophyllaChicken Gizzards – see IresineChickens – 15(62); 16(64); 17(62-63)Chicory (vegetable) – 10(87); 15(69); 16(68, 69); alsosee Cichorium intybusChigua - 1(61)Chilacayote (vegetable) – 14(71); 16(69); also seeCucurbita ficifoliaChildren in gardens – 20(18-21); 21(18-21); 22(42-45)Chill units – 24(58)Chilli (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); 16(68, 69); seeCapsicum frutescensChilli, Ornamental – see Capsicum frutescensChina Gold – see Bambusa eutuldoidesChina Pink – see Dianthus chinensisChinese Arrowhead – see Sagittaria sagittifoliaChinese Artichoke – see Stachys affinisChinese Banyan – see Ficus microcarpaChinese Bell Flower – see Abutilon x hybridumChinese Broccoli – see Brassica oleracea var.alboglabraChinese Cabbage - see Brassica rapa subsp.pekinensisChinese Croton – see Excoercaria cochinchinensisChinese Dwarf Bamboo – see Bambusa guangxiensisChinese Dwarf Banana – see Musella lasiocarpaChinese Elm – see Ulmus chinensisChinese Evergreen – see AglaonemaChinese Evergreen Jasmine – see JasminumpolyanthumChinese Forget-me-not – see Cynoglossum amabileChinese Gardens Humble Administrator’s Garden, Suzhou –22(18) Tiger Hill, Suzhou – 22(19) West Lake, Hangzhou – 22(22)www.stgmagazine.com.au Yuyaun gardens, Shanghai – 22(17)Chinese greens – 10(87)Chinese Ground Orchid – see Bletilla striataChinese Hat Plant – see Holmskioldia; KaromiaChinese Lantern – see AbutilonChinese Lantern Lily – see Sandersonia aurantiacaChinese Okra – see Luffa aegyptiacaChinese Orchid Tree – see Bauhinia purpureaChinese Perfume Tree – see Aglaia odorataChinese Rain Bell – see Strobilanthes hamiltonianaChinese Rice Flower – see Aglaia odorataChinese Spinach – see Amaranthus cultivarsChinese Star Jasmine – see TrachelospermumjasminoidesChinese Tallow Tree – see Sapium sebiferum; TriadicasebiferaChinese Tamarisk – see Tamarix chinesisChinese Violet – see Asystasia gangetica subsp.micranthaChinese Water Spinach - see lpomoea aquaticaChinese Wax Flower – see Hoya carnosaChinese White Cabbage – see Brassica rapa subsp.chinensisChinese Wild Yam – see Dioscorea polystachyaChinese Wisteria – see Wisteria sinensisChirita – 29(24)Chives – see Allium schoenoprasumChives, Garlic – see Allium tuberosumChlorine – 15(49)Chloris gayana – 12(89)Chloris truncata – 17(43, 45)Chlorophytum – 16(70)Chlorophytum amaniense ‘Fire Flash’ – 3(25)Chlorophytum comosum ‘Variegatum’ – 22(37)Chocolate Plant – see Pseuderanthemum alatumChocolate Pudding Fruit – see Diospyros digynaChocolate Tree – see Theobroma cacaoChoko (vegetable) – 5(68); 7(74); 15(69); 16(68, 69);17(52-55); see Sechium eduleChonemorpha fragrans – 5(39); 14(95); 17(20, 21, 73)Choricarpia – 24(29)Chorisia speciosa – 12(61); 14(22, 73)Christella dentata – 7(66, 67); 22(53)Christella subpubescens ‘Keffordii’ – see Cyclosorussubpubescens ‘Keffordii’Christia vespertilionis – 26(18, 19)Christmas Bells – see Blandfordia; SandersoniaChristmas Cactus – see Schlumbergera truncataChristmas Palm – see Adonidia merrilii; VeitchiamerrilliiChristmas Pride – see Ruellia brevifolia; RuelliamacranthaChristmas trees – 21(30-31)Christophine - see Sechium eduleChristya speciosa – see Strophanthus speciosusChrysanthemum cinerariifolium — see TanacetumcinerariifoliumChrysanthemum morifolium – 16(16)Chrysanthemum parthenium — see TanacetumpartheniumChrysocephalum apiculatum – 17(36); 21(28); 30(28,30)Chrysocephalum apiculatum ‘Desert Flame’ – 8(22)Chrysocephalum ramosissimum - 2(15); 3(54); 7(11)Chrysophyllum cainito – 8(82-83)Chrysopogon elongatus - 25(39)Chrysopogon fallax - 2(74)17 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageChrysothemis pulchella – 29(23, 24, 77)Chungii – see Bambusa chungiiChusquea cumingii - 2(18)Chysis bractescens – 17(81)Cicadas – 4(75)Cichorium endivia (endive) – 14(55); 18(66); 19(66);20(66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66);30(69); 31(71)Cichorium intybus (chicory/raddichio) – 18(66); 19(66);20(66); 22(46, 66); 23(68); 24(68); 26(70); 27(70);28(66); 30(69); 31(71)Cigar Flower - Cuphea igneaCigarette Bush – see Justicia spicigeraCigarette Plant – see Russelia juncea; Cuphea igneaCilantro – see Coriandrum sativumCineraria – see Senecio cineraria; Jacobaea maritimaCinnamomum verum – 22(46)Cinnamomum zeylanicum - renamed CinnamomumverumCinnamon – see Cinnamomum zeylanicum;Cinnamomum verumCinnamon Myrtle – see Backhousia myrtifoliaCissus alata ‘Ellen Danica’ – 17(20)Cissus antarctica – 3(82); 26(78)Cissus discolor – 28(75)Cissus javana – see Cissus discolorCissus oblonga – see Cissus antarcticaCissus rhombifolia ‘Éllen Danica’- 15(34); see Cissusalata ‘Ellen Danica’Cissus rotundifolia – 30(78)CITES permits - 1(43, 61)Citriobatus lancifolius – see Pittosporum lancifoliumCitriobatus linearis – see Pittosporum viscidumCitriobatus spinescens – see Pittosporum spinescensCitronella Grass – see Cymbopogon nardusCitrullus lanatus – 19(67)Citrullus lanatus var. lanatus (watermelon) – 20(64,66); 21(67); 22(67); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70);27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Citrullus marmelon var. fastulosum (Indian gourd/tinda)– 18(66); 19(66); 20(66); 21(66); also seePraecitrullus fistulosusCitrullus vulgaris – 17(67); 18(67); 19(67); also seeCitrullus lanatus var. lanatusCitrus – 5(68); 7(84-87); 11(83); 14(22); 19(58); 20(57);21(58-59); 25(56-57)Citrus aurantifolia – 16(55)Citrus australasica (finger lime) – 4(66); 9(63); 11(78);12(72); 17(34, 35); 27(42); renamed MicrocitrusaustralasicaCitrus australis (native round lime) – 5(51); 9(63);12(72); 17(35); renamed Microcitrus australisCitrus garawayi – 12(73)Citrus glauca (desert lime) – 9(63); 12(73); 17(35);27(42); renamed Eremocitrus glaucaCitrus gracilis – 12(73)Citrus hystrix – 6(57); 14(38, 40); 22(46); 29(55)Citrus inodora – 12(73)Citrus, Native – 12(72)Clamshall Orchid – see Prosthechea cochleataClarkia – see Clarkia elegansClarkia elegans – 15(70); 18(68); 19(70); 20(68);22(70); 23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 30(70); 31(72)Clasped Pondweed – see Potamogeton perfoliatusClausena lansium - 1(83); 18(58-59)Cleistanthus apodus – 19(42, 44)Cleistocactus winteri - 2(13); 9(48)www.stgmagazine.com.auClematis – 13(35); 20(12)Clematis glycinoides – 20(88)Clematis, Native – see Clematis glycinoidesCleome hassleriana – 10(67); 12(13); 15(70); 16(70);17(68); 18(69); 19(71); 20(69); 21(68); 22(71);renamed as Tarenaya hasslerianaClerodendron ‘Celestial Blue’ – 15(73); should beClerodendrum ‘Celestial Blue’Clerodendron ‘Crikey’ – 4(24); should beClerodendrum ‘Crikey’umClerodendron bungei – 10(29-30); should beClerodendrum bungeiClerodendron floribundum - 2(73); 3(84); 5(51); shouldbe Clerodendrum floribundaClerodendron heterophyllum – 12(71); should beClerodendrum heterophylumClerodendron spectabile - 1(10) should beClerodendrum spectibileClerodendrum – 28(53)Clerodendrum bungei – 24(7)Clerodendrum floribundum – 22(54)Clerodendrum nutans – see Clerodendrum wallichiiClerodendrum quadriloculare – 12(61); 20(11, 12)Clerodendrum schweinfurthii – 30(7)Clerodendrum thomsoniae – 17(20); 21(31); 26(31, 33)Clerodendrum ugandense – see Rotheca myricoidesClerodendrum wallichii – 14(25); 20(34, 37)Clerodendrum x speciosum – 27(19)Cliestocactus jujuyensis – 8(16)Cliff Quandong – see Dubouzetia saxatilisClimate - 1(8-13); 16(27)Climbing Begonia – see Cissus discolorClimbing Bird’s Nest Fern - see Microsorum punctatumClimbing Deeringia – see Deeringia amaranthoidesClimbing Fern – see Stenochlaena palustrisClimbing Frangipani – see Chonemorpha fragransClimbing Green Bean – see Phaseolus vulgarisClimbing Guinea Flower – see Hibbertia scandensClimbing Maidenhair – see Lygodium microphyllumClimbing Oleander – see Strophanthus gratusClimbing Pandan – see Freycinetia marginataClimbing Snapdragon – see Maurandya barclayana;Asarina barclayanaClimbing Ylang-Ylang – see Artabotrys hexapetalusClitorea – should be ClitoriaClitoria ternatea – 4(37); 5(7); 11(83); 12(12, 15);13(29, 36); 14(73); 17(73)Clivea – should be CliviaClivia - 1(12, 73); 2(18); 4(26); 5(86, 89); 6(51); 7(24);8(29); 12(24-29); 28(19)Clivia caulescens – 12(26)Clivia Cyrtanthiflora Group – 12(26)Clivia gardenii – 12(26)Clivia interspecific hybrids – 12(26)Clivia miniata - 2(19); 3(16); 12(24-29); 14(20); 23(17)Clivia miniata ‘Belgian Hybrid’ – 16(13)Clivia mirablis – 12(26)Clivia nobilis – 12(26)Clivia robusta – 12(26)Clivia, pests – 12(28)Clostridium tetani – 13(63)Clover – see TrifoliumClub Moss – see Salaginella brisbanensis; SalaginellapallescensClubmoss, Golden – see Salaginella kraussiana‘Aurea’Clumping Bamboo – 6(62-65)18 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageClumping Palm – 5(89); 10(26)Clusia major var. variegata – 23(36)Clusia rosea – 6(31); 19(79)Clusia rosea ‘Aureo-variegata’ – 19(79)Clustered Fishtail Palm – see Caryota mitisClytostoma callistegioides – see BignoniacallistegioidesCnidoscolus chayamansa – 8(29, 81); 14(53, 70);16(69); 18(71); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71); 28(64); 30(54-55)Coachwood – see Ceratopetalum apetalumCoast Banksia – see Banksia integrifolia; BanksiadentataCoast Canthium – see Cyclophyllum coprosmoidesCoastal Almond – see Terminala catappaCoastal Cushion – see Banksia spinulosaCoastal Cypress Pine – see CallitrisCoastal Daisy - see ErigeronCoastal Grasses - 1(88-89)Coastal Jack Bbean – see Canavalia roseaCoastal Juniper - see Juniperus confertusCoastal Pigface – see Carpobrotus glaucescensCoastal plants - 1(72-64); 2(16-19); 6(12-16)Coastal Rosemary - see Westringia fruticosaCoastal Sheoak – see Casuarina equisetifoliaCoastal Tea Tree - see Leptospermum laevigatumCoastal Water-hyssop – see Bacopa monnieriCobalt – 15(49)Cobbler’s Pegs – see Bidens pilosaCobra Lily – see Darlingtonia californicaCoccoloba uvifera – 6(31)Cochiloda – 23(81)Cochlospermum gillivraei – 8(79); 21(42, 44); 28(46,51); 31(47)Cochlospermum vitifolium – 11(27)Cock Chafer (Curl grub) – 9(7)Cockleshell Orchid – see Prosthechea cochleataCockscomb - see Celosia argentea var. cristataCockspur Flower, Native – see PlectranthusCocky Apple - see Planchonia careyaCoconut - see Cocos nuciferaCoconut Orchid – see Maxillaria tenuifoliaCocos nucifera - 1(74); 5(68); 6(15, 31); 22(82); 24(33)Cocos nucifera ‘Golden Malay Dwarf’ – 6(15)Cocos Palm – see Syagrus romanzoffianaCocos weddellianum – see Lytocaryum weddellianumCocoyam – see Xanthosoma mafaffaCocoyam, Golden – see Xanthosoma mafaffa ‘LemonZinger’Codiaeum – 5(50); 6(17); 31(47)Codiaeum variegatum - 1(10, 35); 3(23, 29); 4(28);8(10, 72); 11(26); 12(33, 54, 61, 67); 13(16, 17, 25,27); 14(12, 89); 16(40); 18(32); 19(11); 21(66);22(36); 24(20, 32, 34); 25(20); 28(14); 29(15); 30(46,48); 31(91)Codiaeum variegatum ‘Apple Leaf’ – 22(33)Codiaeum variegatum ‘Gold Dust’ – 22(33)Codiaeum variegatum var. variegatum – 18(71); 20(35)Coelogyne – 16(41)Coelogyne pandurata – 27(83)Coffea arabica – 3(68); 19(45)Coffee – see Coffea arabicaCoffee Bush – Breynia oblongifoliaColeus – 5(15) – also see Solenostemonscutellarioides; Plectranthus scutellarioidesColeus amboinicus - see Plectranthus amboinicusColeus blumei var. verschaffeltii – see Solenostemonwww.stgmagazine.com.auscutellarioidesCollard (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); also seeBrassica oleracea var. viridisColocasia – 16(70)Colocasia esculenta – 5(76-77); 13(54); 14(20, 53, 73);18(71); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71); 25(73); 26(74)Colocasia esculenta ‘Black Magic’ – 7(16); 18(44)Colocasia esculenta ‘Chinaman’s Taro’ – 5(77); 9(29)Colocasia esculenta ‘Fontanaisii’ – 5(77)Colocasia gigantea ‘Bac Ha’ – 18(71); 19(73); 20(70);21(71); 27(53); 28(64)Colombian Flag – see Sanchezia speciosaColour Blue – 13(28-31) Colour in the garden – 19(36-39) Colour theory – 20(40-41) Colour wheel – 19(38); 20(40-41) Foliage - 13(24-27) Orange – 16(42-47) Pink – 10(66-69) Red – 12(62-65) Silver – 8(64-68); 9(30-36) White – 14(24-27) Yellow – 11(26-29)Colour foliage – see ColourColumnea – 16(41); 29(23, 24)Columnea ‘Inferno’ – 29(24)Columnea verecunda – 29(24)Colville’s Glory Tree - see Colvillea racemosaColvillea racemosa - 2(74); 7(81); 11(61); 12(61);16(42); 17(72); 20(72, 73); 21(86)Combretum coccineum – 19(75); 20(11)Combretum constrictum – 10(29-30)Combretum falcatum – 26(30, 33)Combretum indicum – 23(24); 24(75); 27(8)Combretum microphyllum – 27(77)Combretum mussaendiflorum – see Quisqualis falcatavar. mussaendiflora; now named CombretumfalcatumCombretum paniculatum – 27(77)Combretum pincianum – see Combretum paniculatumCombretum ramosissimum – see CombretumpaniculatumComfrey – see Symphytum officinaleCommelina foecunda – see Cyanotis foecundaCommersonia viscidula – see Androcalva viscidulaCommon Crow – see Eupolea coreCommon Grass Yellow Butterfly – see Eurema hacabeCommon names – 21(40)Common Trumpet Creeper – see Campsis xtagliabuanaCommunity gardens - 2(67)Community nurseries – 13(60)Companion Planting – 17(50-51)Compartmentalise - 2(64)Compost – 15(49); 18(52-55); 19(52-55); 20(52-53);21(52-53)Compost tea - 2(68); 13(77)Condy’s crystals – 16(48); also see PotassiumpermanganateCone Flower – see Rudbeckia bicolor; now namedRudbeckia hirta var. pulcherrimaConeybear Cypress – see Cupressus macrocarpa‘Coneybearii Aurea’Confederate Rose – see Hibiscus mutabilisCongea tomentosa – 17(7); 21(73)19 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageCongo Cockatoo – see Impatiens niamniamensisConifers – 21(31)Coniogramme gracilis – see Coniogramme japonicaConiogramme japonica – 28(37)Conospermum – 17(46)Cooktown Orchid - see Dendrobium bigibbum;Vappodes phalaenopsisCoontie – see Zamia integrifoliaCooper’s Tree Fern – see Cyathea cooperiCooroora Cascade – see Grevillea ‘Cooroora Cascade’Cootamundra Wattle – 6(98); see Acacia baileyanaCopa de Ora – see Allamanda catharticaCopernicia hospita – 8(66)Copper - 15(49)Copper Leaf – see Acalypha wilkesiana; ChrysothemispulchellaCopper Pod – see Peltophorum pterocarpumCoral Aphelandra – see Aphelandra sinclairianaCoral Berry – see Ardisia crentataCoral Bush – see Russelia juncea; RusseliaequisetiformisCoral Fern – see Thelypteris patens ‘Lepida’Coral Hibiscus – see Hibiscus schizopetalusCoral Plant – see Jatropha multifida; Russelia juncea;Russelia equisetiformisCoral Tree - see ErythrinaCoral Tree, Brazilian – see Erythrina speciosaCoral Vine – see Antignon leptopusCorchorus capsularis (jute) – 28(54)Corchorus cunninghamii – 7(53); 17(36)Corchorus olitorius (malu khia/Egyptian spinach) –14(55, 71); 16(68, 69); 17(66, 67); 18(67); 19(66);20(67); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70);27(70); 28(54-55, 88); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Cordia sebestena – 16(42)Corduroy Tamarind - see Mischarytera lautererianaCordyline - 2(10, 13); 4(53); 5(17, 22, 50, 90); 7(11,13); 8(6, 9-12); 10(25-26); 17(22-29); 22(13)Cordyline australis – 14(69); 27(19)Cordyline banksii – 14(69)Cordyline brasiliensis ‘Pink Joy’ – 23(66)Cordyline cannifolia – 17(28)Cordyline congesta – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa - 1(10, 34, 45); 2(10, 14, 18); 3(16,23, 26, 29); 5(16, 57); 7(cover); 11(10); 12(54, 59,61); 13(12, 16); 14(12, 20, 89); 16(41); 17(22-29);18(24, 30, 31, 32, 33, 70); 20(35); 21(66); 24(32, 34,36); 25(20, 33); 27(19); 28(14); 31(91)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Alba Rosea’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Amanda’s Blush’ - 17(23, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Americana’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Ann Moran’ – 25(33)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Aussie Flag’ – 17(23, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Cameroon’ - 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Candy Stripe’ – 17(27)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Carmen’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Celestial Dawn’ – 6(55)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Cointreau’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Compacta’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Crinkle Cut’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Dolly’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Emerald Rain’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Flag Dancer’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Francis’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Froth & Bubble’ – 17(23, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Green Jade’ – 17(23)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Hawaiian Rooster’s Tail’ – 17(23)www.stgmagazine.com.auCordyline fruticosa ‘Hawaiian Rose’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘HiLo Rainbow’ – 17(28); should beCordyline fruticosa ‘Hilo Rainbow’Cordyline fruticosa ‘Inscripta’ – 11(22); 17(24, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘John Klass’ – 17(24)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Kiani’ – 17(25, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Kilauea’ – 20(35)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Kim’s Choice’ – 25(33)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Kingston’ – 17(24, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Kiwi’ – 6(55); 14(20); 17(25, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Knobbly Knees’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Madonna’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Maize’ – 12(59); 14(12); 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Margaret Storey’ – 17(25, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘McIrney’ – 17(25, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Mini Ha Ha’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Miss Andrea’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Moonlight’ – 17(26, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Nancy’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Negra’ – 12(54, 59); 14(12); 17(26,28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘New Guinea Fan’ – 17(26, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Opal Hue’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Peter Buck’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Pink Champion’ – 17(26, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Pink Diamond’ – 17(27, 18)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Pink Joy’ – 17(28); see alsoCordyline brasiliensis ‘Pink Joy’Cordyline fruticosa ‘Pink Ribbons of Hope’ – 25(33)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Purple Prince’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Red Sister’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Roosters Tail’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Rubra’ – 5(10); 12(59); 14(12);17(27, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Rumba’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Schubertii’ – 6(55); 14(22); 17(27,28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Sonny Matthews’ – 17(27)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Stacey’ - 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Stiletto’ – 17(27, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Tango’ – 16(42); 17(23, 28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Tartan’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘The Godfather’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Waihee Rainbow’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘White Delight’ – 17(28)Cordyline fruticosa ‘Willi’s Gold’ – 17(28); correctlycalled Cordyline fruiticosa ‘Will I’s Gold’Cordyline manners-suttoniae – 17(13)Cordyline murchisoniae – 17(28)Cordyline petiolaris – 3(84); 17(28); 20(88); 22(54)Cordyline rubra – 17(28)Cordyline stricta – 17(28)Coreopsis – 12(13); 15(70); 16(70); 18(68); 19(70);20(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68);30(70); 31(72)Coreopsis Daisy – see CoreopsisCoriander – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); see alsoCoriandrum sativumCoriander, Bolivian – see Porophyllum ruderaleCoriander, Long Leafed – see Eryngium foetidumCoriander, Mexican – see Eryngium foetidumCoriander, Perennial – see Eryngium foetidumCoriander, Sawtooth – see Eryngium foetidumCoriander, Vietnamese – see Persicaria odorata;Polygonum odoratum; Eryngium foetidumCoriandrum sativum (coriander) – 14(55, 71); 15(69);16(69); 17(51, 67); 18(66); 19(66); 20(66); 21(66);20 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageCrown of Gold - see Barklya syringifoliaCrown of Thorns - see Euphorbia miliiCrowsfoot Grass – see Eleusine indicaCrucifix Orchid – see EpidendrumCryosophila warscewiczii – 9(35)Cryptanthus – 3(28, 31); 8(75); 9(30); 16(41); 17(69)Cryptocarya laevigata – 23(26, 39)Cryptocarya obovata – 11(54)Cryptocarya triplinervis – 11(78)Crytostachys renda – 4(28); 15(14); 31(91)Ctenanthe - 1(34); 2(18); 16(70); 17(69); 25(20)Ctenanthe burle-marxii - 2(18)Ctenanthe oppenheimiana ‘Tricolor’ – 10(67) – shouldbe Stromanthe ‘Superstar’Ctenanthe setosa – 9(32)Ctenanthe setosa ‘Greystar’ – 9(35)Cuban Cigar – see Calathea luteaCuban Royal Palm – see Roystonea regiaCucuma alismatifolia – 10(67)Cucumber (vegetable) – 16(68, 69); 29(56-59); alsosee Cucumis sativusCucumber, Horned – see Cucumis metuliferusCucumber, Mexican – 14(71); see Melothria scabraCucumber, West Indian – 14(71); 15(69)Cucumis anguria (west Indian gherkin) – 17(67);18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 21(67); 22(67); 23(68); 24(68);25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(65, 66); 29(59, 66); 30(69);31(71)Cucumis melo (melon) – 17(67); 19(66, 67); 21(66);23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 31(71)Cucumis melo var. flexuosus (Armenian cucumber) –29(59)Cucumis metuliferus (kuwano/spiny melon) – 17(67);18(67); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70);28(65, 66); 29(59, 66); 30(69); 31(71)Cucumis sativus (cucumber) – 17(65, 67); 18(66);19(66); 20(66); 21(56, 66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68);27(70); 28(65, 66); 29(56-59, 66); 30(69); 31(71)Cucurbita – 11(82); 14(55); 16(56); 25(70, 72); 26(70)Cucurbita argyrosperma (pumpkin) – 26(70); 27(70);28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Cucurbita argyrosperma subsp. argyrosperma(pumpkin) – 18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 21(67); 22(67);23(68); 24(68); 25(72); also referred to as CucurbitaargyrospermaCucurbita ficifolia (chilacayote) – 14(55); 16(69);17(67); 18(66); 19(66); 20(66); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68);24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(65, 66); 29(66);30(69); 31(71)Cucurbita maxima (pumpkin) – 16(56-57); 18(67);19(67); 20(67); 21(67); 22(67); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72);26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Cucurbita moschata (pumpkin) – 16(56); 18(67);19(67); 20(67); 21(67); 22(67); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72):26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Cucurbita pepo (zucchini) – 16(56); 17(66, 67); 18(67);19(67); 20(64, 67); 21(67); 22(67); 23(68); 24(68):25(54-55, 70, 72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66);30(69); 31(71)Cucurbita pepo subsp. pepo (squash) – 20(67)Cullen tenax – 21(16); 27(42); 31(62, 63)Cultivars – 21(41)Cumquat – 21(58-59)Cunjevoi Lily - see Alocasia brisbanensisCunjivoi – see Alocasia brisbanensisCunningham’s Jute – see Corchorus cunninghamiiCupaniopsis anacardioides – 6(14, 17, 30); 10(44);www.stgmagazine.com.au11(73, 78); 23(36)Cupaniopsis parvifolia – 5(51)Cupaniopsis sp. aff. flagelliformis ‘curvidentata’ – 9(35)Cuphea hyssopifolia – 12(71); 19(41); 21(31)Cuphea ignea – 12(41); 22(37)Cuphea lanceolata ‘Starfire’ – 21(17)Cuphea mexicana ‘Lemon Squash’ – 22(33); could beCuphea hyssopifolia ‘Lemon Squash’Cuphea micropetela – 27(21)Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Coneybearii Aurea’ – 20(13)Cupressus sempervirens ‘Nitschke’s Needle’ – 11(7)Curculigo – 16(70)Curcuma – 22(25); 23(17)Curcuma ‘Voodoo Magic’ – 14(17)Curcuma alismatifolia – 11(83); 14(16, 73); 22(24)Curcuma alismatifolia ‘Siam White’ – 14(16, 17)Curcuma alismatifolia ‘Thai Magic’ – 14(16)Curcuma alismatifolia ‘Thai Satisfaction’ – 14(16)Curcuma australasica – 10(29, 55); 14(15); 17(13);28(60-61)Curcuma domestica – see Curcuma longaCurcuma longa – 14(15, 16, 53); 23(80); 28(60)Curcuma roscoeana ‘Jewel of Burma’ – 14(16); 16(42)Curcuma rubescens ‘Ruby’ – 12(54, 57); 14(16)Curcumas – 4(91); 10(29); 11(83); 14(14-17, 20)Curl grub – 9(7)Curleywigs – see Caustis blakeiCurly Palm - see Howea belmoreanaCurly Sue – Epiphyllum guatemalense f. monstrosa‘Curly Sue’Currant Bush, Native – see Carissa spinarumCurrant Tomato – see Lycopersicon pimpellifolium;Solanum pimpellifoliumCurrant, Native – see Antidesma erostre; CarissaspinarumCurrant, Wild – see Antidesma erostreCurry Bush – see Helichrysum italicumCurry Leaf Tree – see Murraya koenigii; renamedBergera koenigiiCurry Myrtle – see Backhousia angustifoliaCurry Plant – see Helichrysum italicumCurry Tree, Indian – see Murraya koenigii; renamedBergera koenigiiCustard Apple – 17(56-59); see Annona squamosa xAnnona cherimolaCustard Marrow - see Sechium eduleCutleaf Mint Bush – see Prostanthera incisaCut-leafed Daisy – see Brachyscome multifidaCyanotis foecunda – 24(76)Cyathea australis – 8(36)Cyathea brownie – 20(42)Cyathea cooperi - 3(16); 4(18, 46); 7(67); 8(35-36);18(18); 28(36, 37)Cyathea leichhardtiana – 7(67)Cyathula prostrata – 12(33), 18(33)Cycad Blue Butterfly (Theclinesthes onycha) – 30(44)Cycads - 1(43, 60); 2(13, 43); 4(19); 5(15); 6(6, 11);7(23, 36); 8(42, 52, 78); 9(42); 10(36); 29(26-29);30(42-44); 31(28-30)Cycas – 29(26); 30(44); 31(28-40)Cycas ‘Marlborough Blue’ – see Cycas ophioliticaCycas cairnsiana – 31(29)Cycas calcicola – 8(66)Cycas maconochiei - 1(60)Cycas media – 17(13); 31(29)Cycas media subsp. banksii – 31(29)Cycas media subsp. ensata – 31(29)22 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageCycas media subsp. media – 31(29)Cycas megacarpa – 31(29)Cycas ophiolitica – 31(30)Cycas pectinata - 1(61)Cycas revoluta - 1(62, 74); 3(39); 4(28), 12(18); 18(18,36, 37); 27(18)Cycas rumphii – 18(36); 31(28)Cycas seemannii – 31(28)Cycas silvestris – 31(30)Cycas sp. ‘Mount Surprise’ - see Cycas cairnsianaCycas thouarsii – 8(42)Cyclocephala signaticollis – 11(87)Cyclones – 6(26-31)Cyclophyllum coprosmoides – 11(78)Cyclosorus subpubescens ‘Keffordii’ – 28(37)Cylinders – 21(55)Cymbalaria hederacea – see Cymbalaria muralisCymbalaria muralis – 25(7)Cymbidium atropurpureum – 15(32)Cymbidium canaliculatum – 15(27-33)Cymbidium madidim – 15(27-33)Cymbidium suave – 15(27-33)Cymbidiums – 15(26-33)Cymbogogon bombycinus – 25(39)Cymbopogon – 25(36)Cymbopogon ambiguus – 14(38, 42); 22(48); 25(39)Cymbopogon citratus – 14(53); 22(46, 48); 25(36, 39);27(58); 29(55)Cymbopogon flexuosus – 22(48)Cymbopogon martini – 25(38)Cymbopogon martini ‘Motia’ – 25(39)Cymbopogon nardus – 14(38); 25(39)Cymbopogon refractus – 12(81); 22(53); 25(39); 31(44)Cynara scolymus – 14(53)Cynodon dactylon - 1(89); 3(82); 4(83); 5(82); 7(82);8(84); 10(89); 12(89); 15(65); 20(63)Cynoglossum amabile – 15(70); 18(68); 19(70); 20(68);22(70); 23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 30(70); 31(72)Cynometra iripa – 21(34)Cynometra malaccensis – 21(34)Cynometra ramiflora – 21(34)Cyperus exaltatus – 25(41)Cyperus papyrus – 7(16)Cyperus prolifer – 28(42)Cyphomandra betacea (tamarillo) – see SolanumbetaceumCyprinus carpio – 11(63)Cyrtanthus - 1(12); 12 (14); 15(68); 19(24)Cyrtanthus mackenii – 12(39); 16(73)Cyrtomium falcatum – 11(10)Cyrtomium macrophyllum – 28(37)Cyrtosperma merkusii – 23(36)Cyrtostachys renda – 3(48); 4(28); 5(56); 8(63); 16(46);19(42, 44); 25(14)x Citrofortunella microcarpa – 21(58-59)-D-Daalgaal – see Podocarpus elatusDactyloctenium australe – 10(89); 17(71); 20(63)Daffodil, Native – see Calostemma luteumDaffodil, Peruvian – see Ismene narcissifloraDaffodils – 3(90); 8(15)Dahlia – 11(83); 12(12); 19(23)Dahlia imperialis – 14(36); 15(73)Daintree Fan Palm – see Licuala ramsayiDaintree Pine – see Gymnostoma australianumwww.stgmagazine.com.auDaisy – 5(69); 7(73)Daisy Tree – see Montanoa hibiscifoliaDaisy, Cut-leafed – see Brachyscome multifidaDaisy, Everlasting – see Xerochrysum bracteatumDaisy, Mexican – see Erigeron karvinskianusDaisy, Native – see Brachyscome multifidaDaisy, Paper – see Rhodanthe chlorocephalaDaisy, Seaside – see Erigeron karvinskianusDalechampia aristolochiifolia - 20(11, 12, 75)Dalechampia dioscoreifolia – 10(67); see DalechampiaaristolochiifoliaDampiera diversifolia – 15(34)Dampiera spp. - 1(73)Dampiera stricta ‘Glasshouse Glory’ – 30(28, 29)Damselflies – 4(75)Danaus plexippus – 13(47); 21(15)Dancing Bones Cactus – see Hatiora salicornioidesDancing Lady – see OncidiumDancing Lady Ginger – see Globba winitiiDancing Lady Orchid – see Oncidium sphacelatumDandelion, French – see Taraxacum officinaleDaphne, Native – see Phaleria clerodendron;Pittosporum undulatumDarling Lily – see Crinum flaccidumDarlingtonia californica – 23(30)Darooka – see Saccharum eduleDarwin Palm – see Carpentaria acuminataDarwin Woollybutt - see Eucalyptus miniataDate Palm, Dwarf – see Phoenix roebeliniiDate Palm, Pygmy – see Phoenix roebeliniiDatura suaveolens – see Brugmansia suaveolensDaucus carota – 18(66); also see Daucus carotasubsp. sativusDaucus carota subsp. sativus (black carrot) - nilDaucus carota var. sativus (carrot) – 19(66); 20(66);22(66); 23(68, 71); 24(68); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66);30(69)Davallia fejeensis – 22(11)Davidson’s Plum - see Davidsonia pruriensDavidsonia jerseyana – 9(63-64); 12(54); 19(60)Davidsonia johnsonii – 9(64)Davidsonia pruriens - 1(83); 9(63-64); 19(60)Daviesia – 17(46)Daviesia umbellulata – 6(77)Dawson Bluegrass – see Bothriochloa pertusaDaylily - see HemerocallisDeane’s Wattle – see Acacia deaneiDecaspermum – 24(29)Decaspermum humile – 10(72-73); 15(47)Deciduous (term) – 26(41)Deciduous Agave – see Manfreda maculosaDeep Blue Native Iris – see Patersonia sericeaDeep Yellow-wood – see Rhodosphaera rhodanthemaDeeringia amaranthoides – 14(53, 70); 16(69); 18(71);19(73); 20(70); 21(71); 28(64)Degarmoara Flying High ‘Hawaii’ – 22(81)Delarbrea michieana – 14(22)Delonix regia - 1(10, 44); 2(64); 4(68); 6(16, 17); 7(44,45, 98); 9(98); 16(9); 19(26); 20(72, 73); 21(65);30(10)Delonix regia ‘Flavida’ – 20(11, 12, 42); 31(9)Delphinium – 12(14); 18(68); 19(70); 22(70); 23(72)Delphinium elatum - 26(72); 27(72); 30(70); 31(72)Dendrobium – 9(7); 11(45); 19(33, 34)Dendrobium ‘Victorian Flame’ – 9(68)Dendrobium antennatum - see CeratobiumDendrobium beetle - see Stethopachys formosa23 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageDendrobium bigibbum - 1(63); also see VappodesDendrobium bigibbum var. compactum - see VappodeslithocolaDendrobium bigibbum var. superbum - see VappodesphalaenopsisDendrobium bronckartii – 16(81)Dendrobium discolor - see Durabaculum undulatumDendrobium falcorostrum – 9(68)Dendrobium furcatum – 16(81)Dendrobium gracilicaule – 7(40)Dendrobium gracilicaule var. gracilicaule – seeDendrobium gracilicauleDendrobium Hiroshi Tokanuga – 19(33)Dendrobium kingianum – 9(68); 28(46)Dendrobium macropus subsp. gracilicaule – seeDendrobium gracilicauleDendrobium Mousmee – 16(81)Dendrobium nobile – 9(68); 11(45); 16(41)Dendrobium nobile ‘Fortune’ – 10(98)Dendrobium phalaenopsis – see VappodesphalaenopsisDendrobium shroederianum - see VappodesstriaenopsisDendrobium speciosum - 1(12, 64); 4(77); also seeThelychiton speciosusDendrobium speciosum ssp. capricornicum – seeThelychiton capricornicusDendrobium speciosum ssp. curvicaule – seeThelychiton curvicaulisDendrobium speciosum ssp. grandiflorum – seeThelychiton rexDendrobium speciosum ssp. pedunculatum – seeThelychiton pedunculatusDendrobium speciosum var. hillii – see ThelychitontarberiDendrobium Thonchai Gold – 19(35)Dendrobium thyrsiforum – 16(81)Dendrobium x albertine - 1(65)Dendrobium x superbiens - 1(65)Dendrocalamus ‘Green Ghost’ – 5(33)Dendrocalamus minor amoenus – 6(63)Dendrochilum tenellum – 20(81)Dendrocnide excelsa – 20(88)Deplanchea tetraphylla – 5(42); 6(31); 7(13)Desert Cassia – see Senna artemisioides subsp.filifoliaDesert Lime – see Citrus glaucaDesert Rose - see Adenium obesum; GossypiumsturtianumDesleria pulchella – see Chrysothemis pulchellaDesmodium triflorum – 24(63)Detergents, grey water – 13(65)Deutzia cultivars – 20(11)Devil’s Apple – 7(56-61)Devil’s Backbone – see Euphorbia tithymaloidesDevil’s Ivy – see Epipremnum aureumDevil’s Tongue – see Amorphophallus bulbiferDewberry Plant – see Duranta erectaDiamond Finch (bird) – see Stagonopleura guttataDiamond Firetail (bird) – see Stagonopleura guttataDiamond-leaved Pittosporum – see AuranticarparhombifoliaDianella – 5(89); 6(24); 6(60); 7(13, 62); 11(73);16(70); 17(69); 25(35)Dianella atraxis – 4(32, 53)Dianella caerulea – 17(12); 22(53) ; 26(46)Dianella congesta - 22(53)www.stgmagazine.com.auDianella ensifolia ‘Border Silver’ – 17(31, 33)Dianella ensifolia ‘Gold Streak’ – 17(33)Dianella ensifolia ‘Marginata’ – 12(30); 13(16, 17);18(30, 31, 32)Dianella revoluta – 12(75)Dianthera nodosa – see Justicia nodosaDianthus – 11(82); 23(72)Dianthus chinensis – 18(68); 19(70); 22(70); 26(72)Dianthus chinensis – 30(70)Diasperus lamprophyllus – see PhyllanthuslamprophyllusDiatomaceous earth – 16(53)Diatomite – 16(53)Dichanthium sericeum – 17(45)Dichondra argentea – 8(68); 13(54, 58); 21(28, 29)Dichorisandra – 16(70); 17(69)Dichorisandra thrysiflora - 2(18); 3(42); 13(29); 14(12,73); 17(73); 23(17); 27(78)Dicksonia antarctica – 8(36)Dicksonia youngiae – 28(37)Dicotyledon – 19(26-27); also see OppositifoliaeDictospermum album - should be Dictyosperma albumDictyosperma alba – should be Dictyosperma albumDictyosperma album – 1(74); 6(31); 8(47)Didierea procera – see Alluaudia proceraDidymochlaena truncatula – 28(37)Dieback disease – see PhytophtheraDieffenbachia – 1(35); 5(15); 25(20)Dietes – 16(70); 17(69); 25(35)Dietes bicolor – 13(16); 20(29)Dietes grandiflora – 20(29); 24(26); 29(15)Dietes iridioides – 20(29)Dietes iridioides ‘White Tiger’ – 20(29)Digitaria – 5(82)Digitaria brownii – 17(45)Digitaria didactyla - 3(82); 4(82); 5(82); 7(82); 8(84);10(89); 12(89); 15(64); 20(63)Digitaria didactyla ‘Aussieblue’ – 4(82)Dill – see Anethum graveolensDillenia alata - 2(73); 17(36); 21(88)Dillenia indica – 26(9)Dimerocostus – 22(25)Dimerocostus strobilaceus – 22(24); 31(69)Dimocarpus longan – 25(58-59)Dionaea muscipula – 22(40); 23(31)Dioon - 1(61); 3(16); 30(44)Dioon edule – 30(44)Dioon mejiae - 1(62)Dioon spinulosum - 1(62); 4(39); 21(42)Dioscorea alata – 16(69); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71)Dioscorea polystachya – 19(73); 20(70); 21(71)Dioscorea sp. – 14(53)Diospyros digyna – 9(80-83); 14(22); 27(64)Diospyros digyna ‘Bernicker’ – 9(80)Diospyros digyna ‘Maher’ – 9(80)Diospyros digyna ‘Mossman’ – 9(80)Diospyros digyna ‘Superb’ – 9(80)Diospyros digyna ‘Tahiti’ – 9(80)Diospyros kaki – 31(44)Dipladenia - see Mandevilla splendens, MandevillaboliviensisDiplazium esculentum – 18(71); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71)Diploglottis – 7(13)Diploglottis australis – 12(54, 56); 13(70, 71); 20(88)Diploglottis berniana – 5(17)Diploglottis campbellii – 3(84, 86); 11(54); 13(70, 71)Diploglottis cunninghamii – 29(14)24 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageDiploglottis diphyllostegia – 13(70, 71)Diploglottis smithii – 13(70)Diplotaxis muralis (wild rocket) – 26(58-59, 70); 27(70);28(66); 29(66); 31(71)Diplotaxis tenuifolia (wild rocket) – 7(75); 14(55);18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 21(67); 22(67); 23(68); 24(68);25(72); 26(58-59, 70); 27(70); 26(66); 29(66); 30(69);31(71)Dipodium variegatum – 22(8)Dirty Red Gum – see Eucalyptus chlorocladaDissotis rotundifolia – 26(69)Dividing Onion – see Allium fistulatumDivorce Vine – see Solanum wendlandiiDizygotheca elegantissima – see ScheffleraelegantissimaDockrilla – 9(68)Dockrilla striolata ‘Corvilles’ x Dockrilla fulignosa ‘BlackPalm’ – 9(68)Dodonaea rupicola – 26(81)Dodonea – 21(17)Dog Bane – see Plectranthus neochilusDolichandra unguis-cati – 29(53)Dolichos lablab – see Lablab purpureusDoll’s Shoes – see Thunbergia mysorensisDolomite, soil additive – 13(77); 15(48); 16(52, 53)Dombeya – 20(11); 28(30-35); 29(36-38)Dombeya acutangula – 29(38)Dombeya burgessiae – 15(73); 28(31); 29(38)Dombeya burgessiae ‘Seminole’ – 28(31)Dombeya cacuminum – 5(10, 12); 20(72, 73); 28(15,32)Dombeya calantha – 10(67); see Dombeya burgessiaeDombeya cincinnnata – see Dombeya acutangulaDombeya ianthotricha – 24(8); 28(33)Dombeya leucorrhoea – see Dombeya acutangulaDombeya mastersii – see Dombeya burgessiaeDombeya myriantha – see Dombeya rotundifoliaDombeya natalensis – see Dombeya tiliaceaDombeya nyasica – see Dombeya burgessiaeDombeya pulchra – 29(36)Dombeya rosea – see Dombeya burgessiaeDombeya rotundifolia – 29(37)Dombeya tiliacea – 28(34)Dombeya wallichii – 14(22); 26(19); 28(35); specimensin this magazine are actually Dombeya x cayeuxiiDombeya x cayeuxii - 14(22); 26(19); 28(35); 30(13)Dombeya, Red Leaf – see Dombeya ianthotrichaDonkey Tail Succulent – see Sedum morganianumDoodia aspera – 7(67); 8(36)Doodia caudata – 7(67)Doodia media – 8(36)Doodia spp. – 8(36)Dooja – see Citrus australisDorotheanthus bellidiformis – 18(68); 19(70); 22(70);26(72); 30(70)Doryanthes excelsa – 7(11)Doryanthes palmeri - 1(13); 12(35); 15(89); 16(9, 72,73); 22(54)Doryophora sassafras – 11(75)Doryphyra – 17(46)Dovyalis caffra – 17(34, 35); 19(59)Down & Dirty with… Alan Chenoweth - 11(60) Annette Irish – 5(60) Arno King – 7(62) Colin Campbell — 1(38)www.stgmagazine.com.au Darryl South – 3(58) David Hockings – 6(60) Don Ellison – 12(60) John Sullivan – 8(62) Kim Morris – 4(60) Linda Brennan – 10(54) Paul Hoffmann - 9(60) Rod Hultgren – 13(90) Tom Wyatt - 2(61)Downy Barleria – see Barleria albostellataDowny Jasmine – see Jasminum multiflorumDracaena - 2(13); 5(50); 21(66)Dracaena aubryana ‘Lucky Gold’ – 22(33)Dracaena deremensis – 7(28)Dracaena draco - 1(32); 6(17); 14(22, 23); 19(27)Dracaena fragrans ‘Aurea’ – 22(33)Dracaena fragrans ‘Limelight’ – 22(33)Dracaena fragrans ‘Massangeana’ – 7(28)Dracaena goldieana – 3(24); 9(31); 23(36); 24(34, 36)Dracaena marginata - 2(18); 24(34)Dracaena reflexa – 4(41)Dracaena reflexa ‘Song of India’ – 11(Cover, 27);13(27); 29(46, 51)Dracaena reflexa ‘Song of Jamaica’ – 4(41); 13(27);25(32); 30(46)Dracaena surculose – 8(63)Dracaena thalioides – see Dracaena aubryanaDracontium – 3(25)Dragon Fruit – see Hylocereus undatus; HylocereuspolyrhizusDragon Tree - see Dracaena dracoDragon’s Tears – see Scuttellaria costaricanaDragonflies – 4(75); 26(52)Dragontree - see Dracaena dracoDrainage – 12(17); 22(57)Drepanostachyum falcatum – 13(54, 57)Drepanostachyum khasianum – 6(65)Drimiopsis kirkii – 9(31)Drimiopsis maculata – see Ledebouria petiolataDropping Red Gum – see Eucalyptus parramattensisDrosera – 22(38, 41); 23(30)Drosera adelae – 22(41)Drosera binata – 22(41)Drosera burmanii – 22(41)Drosera capensis – 22(41)Drosera filiformis – 22(41)Drosera peltata – 22(41)Drosera pygmaea – 22(41)Drosera spatulata – 22(41)Drought tolerant – 12(74-77)Drought-proof plants – 2(12); 7(78-81)Drumstick Plant – see Moringa oleiferaDrumsticks – see Isopogon anemonifoliusDrunkard’s Dream – see Hatiora salicornioidesDrunken Parrot Tree – see Schotia brachypetalaDry rainforest – 12(74-77)Drynaria quercifolia – 30(81)Drynaria rigidula – 7(52); 13(16); 22(11); 30(81);31(90)Drynaria sparsisora – 30(81)Dryopteris erythrosora – 28(38)Drypetes deplanchei – 11(78)Dubouzetia saxatilis – 26(56)Duck Potato – see Sagittaria sagittifoliaDucks (bird) – 19(62)Dune Couch – see Zoysia macrantha25 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageDurabaculum undulatum - 1(65); 18(81)Duranta – 4(7, 91); 7(62); 23(46-47)Duranta ‘Mini Sheena’s Gold’ – 12(68)Duranta erecta – 11(35); 12(68); 23(46)Duranta erecta ‘Geisha Girl’ – 12(61); 13(29); 20(10);23(46)Duranta erecta ‘Mini Gold’ – 22(33)Duranta erecta ‘Sheena’s Gold’ – 12(68); 22(29)Duranta plumeri – see Duranta erectaDurban Grass – see Dactyloctenium australeDutch Iris – see Iris x hollandicaDutchman’s Pipe – see Aristolochia elegans;Aristolochia praevenosa; Aristolochia tagalaDwarf Costus – see Costus productusDwarf Date Palm - see Phoenix roebeliniiDwarf Duranta – see Duranta erecta ‘Mini Gold’Dwarf Gardenia – see Gardenia jasminoides‘Radicans’Dwarf Golden Flag – see Acorus gramineus ‘MinimusAureus’Dwarf Harpullia – see Harpullia frutescensDwarf Jamaican – see Heliconia strictaDwarf Meyer Lemon – 9(61)Dwarf Mock Orange – see Murraya paniculata ‘Min-A-Min’Dwarf Mondo Grass – see Ophiopogon japonicus‘Kyoto Dwarf’Dwarf Pandanus Variegated – see PandanuspygmaeusDwarf Papyrus – see Cyperus proliferDwarf Pineapple – see Ananas comosus var.ananassoidesDwarf Poinciana – see Caesalpinia pulcherrimaDwarf Pomegranate – see Punica granatum ‘Nana’Dwarf Rhoeo – see Tradescantia spathacea ‘HawaiianDwarf’Dwarf Snow Bush – see Breynia disticha ‘Compacta’Dwarf Tree Fern – see Blechnum gibbumDwarf Weeping Japanese Rush – see Acorusgramineus ‘Pusillus’Dwarf Ylang Ylang – see Cananga odorata var.fruticosaDyckia - 2(14); 5(36, 87)Dyckia ‘Silver Sheen’ – 8(66)Dypsis – 5(50, 87);Dypsis ‘Bef’ – 5(15)Dypsis ‘Pink Crownshaft’ – 5(15)Dypsis ambositrae – 5(15)Dypsis baronii – 7(25); 13(46)Dypsis cabadae – 5(16, 47); 7(25)Dypsis decaryi - 2(18, 49); 5(15)Dypsis leptocheilos - 2(18); 5(16); 16(41)Dypsis leptocheilos x decaryi – 5(16)Dypsis lutescens – 4(10, 18); 5(47); 13(45); 16(41);20(12)Dypsis madagascariensis – 7(25)Dypsis onilahensis – 5(16)Dypsis oreophila – 5(15)Dypsis pinnatifrons – 5(15); 7(25)-E-Early Black Wattle – see Acacia leiocalyxEarly Flowering Black Wattle – see Acacia leiocalyxEarly Spring Grass – see Eriochloa pseudoacrotrichaEarth Stars – see CryptanthusEarthworms – 7(65)www.stgmagazine.com.auEaster-lily Vine – see Beaumontia grandifloraEastern sedge frog – see Litoria fallaxEbony Heart – see Elaeocarpus bancroftiiEbony, Mountain – see Bauhinia hookeri, LysiphyllumhookeriEcheveria – 6(11); 8(18-19); 23(84)Echeveria harmsii – 23(84)Echeveria pulvinata – 23(84)Echeveria x pulvoliver – 23(84)Echinacea – 12(12)Echinacea purpurea – 12(14)Echinocactus grusonii - 2(14); 8(15, 18); 15(84);17(34); 29(14)Echinocactus saglionis – see Gymnocalycium saglionisEchinochloa crusfalli – 7(73)Echinodorus cordifolius – 29(45)Echinodorus cordifolius ‘Marble Queen’ – 27(8);29(450Echinopsis multiplex – see Echinopsis oxygonaEchinopsis oxygona – 29(84)Echium candicans – 31(24)Edelweiss, Brazilian – see Sinningia leucotrichaEdible Fern – see Diplazium esculetumEelgrass – see Vallisneria nanaEggplant – 5(91); 10(87); 14(71); 15(69); 16(68, 69);23(64); also see Solanum melongenaEgyptian Spinach – see Corchorus olitoriusEgyptian Star-cluster – see PentasEgyptian Stars – see Pentas lanceolataEhretia microphylla – see Carmona retusaEichhornia crassipes – 24(45); 29(53)Elaeagnus triflora – 31(14, 16)Elaeis guineensis – 13(16)Elaeocarpus – 28(53)Elaeocarpus angustifolia – 8(78); should beElaeocarpus angustifoliusElaeocarpus angustifolius – 26(46); 29(14)Elaeocarpus bancroftii – 6(41); 30(60)Elaeocarpus eumundii – 13(12); 21(31); 26(56)Elaeocarpus grandis – 7(13); 14(88); renamed asElaeocarpus angustifoliusElaeocarpus johnsonii – 14(88)Elaeocarpus reticulatus – 26(56)Elaeodendron australe – 11(78)Elastic Grass – see Eragrostis tenuifoliaElatostema repens – 9(33, 35)Eleocharis dulcis – 4(79); 6(34); 25(73)Elephant Apple – see Dillenia indicaElephant Ear Stalks – see Colocasia gigantea ‘Bac Ha’Elephant Ear Wattle – see Acacia dunniiElephant Ears - see AlocasiaElephant Foot Tree – see BeaucarneaElephant Garlic – see Allium ampeloprasum var.ampeloprasumElephant Yam – see Amorphophallus paeoniifoliusElephant’s Ear – see AlocasiaElephant’s Ear Kalanchoe – see Kalanchoe beharensisElettaria – 22(27)Elettaria cardamomum – 22(46)Eleusine indica – 25(67)Elizabetha – 21(35)Elkhorns – see Platycerium bifurcatumElks – 6(90)Emblema guttata – see Stagonopleura guttataEmbothrium wickhamii – see Alloxylon flammeumEmerald Creeper – see Strongylodon macrobotrysEmerald Ripple Peperomia – see Peperomia caperata26 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageEmilia javanica – 16(70); see Emilia sonchifolia var.javanicaEmilia sonchifolia - 11(83); renamed Emilia sonchifoliavar. javanicaEmilia sonchifolia var. javanica – 16(70); 17(68);18(68); 19(70); 20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70);25(74); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(70,72)Empress of Brazil – see Alcantarea imperialis;Worsleya proceraEmu Foot – see Cullen tenaxEncephalartos – 30(44)Encephalartos ferox – 7(36)Encephalartos kisambo - 1(43)Encephalartos sclavoi - 1(43)Encyclia cochleata – see Prosthechea cochleataEndemic plants, def’n – 3(72)Endive (vegetable) – 15(69); see Cichorium endiviaEnergy saving – 12(78)English Violet – see Viola odorataEnsete ventricosum – 20(8)Epacris – 17(46)Ephemeral (trem) – 26(40)Epidendroides tetrandra – see Myrmecodia beccariiEpidendrum – 10(82); 14(12); 15(73, 81); 19(33)Epidendrum ‘Burdekin Honey’ – 19(35)Epidendrum ibaguense – 25(44, 45)Epiphyllum guatemalense f. monstrosa ‘Curly Sue’ –26(16, 17)Epiphyllum oxypetalum – 6(56)Epiphyte - 1(25); 7(65)Epipremnum aureum – 1(10); 7(29); 8(10); 22(75)Epipremnum aureum ‘Golden Queen’ – 22(33)Episcia – 29(24)Episcia cupreata ‘Acajou’ – 9(36)Episcia cupreata ‘Silver Sheen’ – 9(36)Episcia x wilsonii ‘Pinkiscia’ – 15(77)Eragrostis tenuifolia – 25(66)Eranthemum pulchellum – 5(45); 13(29); 16(72);28(46)Eranthemum, False – see PseuderanthemumcarruthersiiErect Marsh Flower – see Villarsia exaltataEremochloa ophiuroides – 7(82)Eremocitrus glauca – 9(62)Eremophila – 7(10, 11)Eremophila bowmanii – 7(11, 12)Eremophila calorhabdos – 7(11)Eremophila freelingii – 7(11)Eremophila macdonnellii – 21(42)Eremophila maculata - 21(46)Eremophila maculata subsp. brevifolia – 21(42, 46)Eremophila microtheca – 7(11, 79, 94)Eremophila mitchellii – 16(16)Eremophila nivea – 7(11, 12); 12(10, 14)Eremophila oldfieldii – 7(11, 12)Eremophila pterocarpa – 7(10, 11)Eremophila subfloccosa – 7(11)Eremophila subteretfolia – 7(10, 11)Eremophila tietkensii – 7(11)Erigeron karvinskianus – 1(73); 3(16); 5(7); 14(73);16(73); 17(73); 22(37); 29(15)Erinose mite – 6(7)Eriobotrya japonica – 22(18, 60-61)Eriocactus magnificus – see Parodia magnificaEriochloa pseudoacrotricha – 17(45)Eruca sativa (salad rocket) – 17(67); 18(67); 19(67);www.stgmagazine.com.au20(67); 21(67); 22(67); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72);renamed Eruca vesicariaEruca vesicaria – 26(58-59, 70); 27(70); 28(66);29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Eryngium foetidum – 14(38); 22(46, 47); 27(55)Erythina caffra – 16(72); 20(72)Erythrina speciosa – 20(72)Erythrina variegata - 2(60, 74)Erythrina variegata var. variegata – 11(27)Erythrina vesperilio – should be Erythrina vespertilioErythrina vespertilio – 11(78); 12(35)Erythrina x sykesii – 20(72)Eschscholzia californica – 12(15); 18(68); 19(70);22(70); 26(72); 30(70)Ethiopian Cabbage – 14(71); 15(69); also see BrassicacarinataEthiopian Mustard – see Brassica carinataEtlingera – 21(66); 22(25)Etlingera elatior - 2(10); 4(28, 42); 9(54); 11(83);22(24); 26(41)Eubanandee – should be EubenangeeEubenangee Rush – see Lepironia articulataEubenangee Sedge – see Lepironia articulataEucalyptus – 5(69); 6(31); 8(32, 52, 78); 17(46);21(65); 24(33); 28(53)Eucalyptus bancroftii – 27(51)Eucalyptus blakelyi – 14(50)Eucalyptus camaldulensis – 27(51)Eucalyptus chloroclada – 27(51)Eucalyptus curtisii – 5(48); 7(50); 9(50); 13(12); 14(25)Eucalyptus grandis - 1(71); 2(66); 31(14)Eucalyptus haemastoma - 2(17); 7(46)Eucalyptus kruseana – 16(15, 16)Eucalyptus melliodora – 14(50); 27(51)Eucalyptus microcorys - 1(71); 27(51)Eucalyptus miniata - 2(73)Eucalyptus nicholii – 27(51)Eucalyptus olida – 16(62, 63)Eucalyptus parramattensis – 27(51)Eucalyptus phoenicea - 2(73, 74); 17(12)Eucalyptus pilligaensis – 27(51)Eucalyptus populnea – 27(51)Eucalyptus propinqua – 27(51)Eucalyptus punctata – 27(51)Eucalyptus racemosa – 27(51)Eucalyptus resinifera – 27(51)Eucalyptus robusta – 27(51)Eucalyptus siderophloia – 27(51)Eucalyptus staigeriana – 16(62)Eucalyptus tereticornis – 11(61); 27(51)Eucalyptus weevil – 11(7)Eucalytpus dunnii – 11(12)Eucharis amazonica - 1(12); 6(58); 13(37); 15(73);16(16, 70, 73); 17(69); 23(17, 18); 25(79); 27(73)Eucharis fosteri – see Caliphruria subedentataEucharis Lily – see Eucharis x grandiflora, EucharisamazonicaEucharis x grandiflora – 25 (44); may also be EucharisamazonicaEuclinia longiflora – 19(42, 47)Eucomis – 15(68)Eucomis comosa – 19(24)Eugenia – 24(29); 28(53)Eugenia aggregata – 13(86); 15(57); also see EugeniacerasifloraEugenia brasiliensis – 4(67); 10(7); 13(86); 19(58)Eugenia cerasiflora – 19(59)27 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageEugenia luschnathiana – 15(56)Eugenia megacarpa – see Syzygium megacarpumEugenia reinwardtiana - 1(74); 4(67); 10(55); 11(85);15(58)Eugenia uniflora – 13(86); 19(58)Eumundi Quandong – see Elaeocarpus eumundiiEuodia elleryana – see Melicope elleryanaEuodia ridleyi – see Melicope denhamiiEupatorium magalophyllum – see Bartlettina sordidaEuphorbia – 2(13-14); 4(23); 8(52); 12(31); 31(24)Euphorbia cotinifolia – 9(44); 12(14); 12(63); 13(34,35); 15(13)Euphorbia geroldii – 27(86)Euphorbia hypericifolia ‘Diamond Frost’ – 23(66)Euphorbia kamerunica – 19(84)Euphorbia leucocephala – 14(25); 15(73); 29(46)Euphorbia lophogona - 2(14); 17(73)Euphorbia marginata – 18(69); 19(71); 22(71); 23(72);26(72); 27(72); 30(70); 31(72)Euphorbia milii - 2(13, 14, 61); 11(27); 17(34); 21(42);27(86)Euphorbia milii ‘Poysean’ – 8(57); 14(73); 17(72)Euphorbia milii ‘Samona’ – 8(57)Euphorbia milii ‘Thai Hybrid’ – 8(57)Euphorbia milii var. splendens ‘Dwarf Apachi’ – 8(57)Euphorbia nerifolia – 7(21)Euphorbia Poysean cultivars – see Euphorbia milii‘Poysean’Euphorbia pulcherrima - 1(10); 2(14); 4(91); 6(18);9(44); 12(63); 13(54); 15(73); 20(75); 23(22); 29(15)Euphorbia tithymaloides – 3(36); 12(33)Euphorbia tithymaloides ‘White Peacock’ – 22(33)Euphorbia x lomi Poysean Group – 12(63)Euphorbia, Thornless – see Euphorbia geroldiiEuphoria longan – see Dimocarpus longanEupolea core – 13(47)Eupomatia bennettii – 11(85); 23(39)Eupomatia laurina – 11(73); 23(36, 39)Eurale ferox – 24(30)Eurema hecabe – 11(90)European Fan Palm - see Chamaerops humilisEurycles - see ProiphysEurycles amboinensis – see Proiphys amboinensisEurycles cunninghamii – see Proiphys cunninghamiiEuryops chrysanthemoides – 11(34, 37)Euryops pectinatus – 16(72)Eustrephus latifolius – 17(36); 20(88); 23(60)Eutaxia myrtifolia – 30(28, 29)Eutaxia obovata – see Eutaxia myrtifoliaEuterpe edulis – 10(45)Evening Primose, Pink – see Oenothera rosea,Oenothera speciosaEvening Primrose – see Oenothera biennisEverglades Palm – see Acoelorrhaphe wrightiiEvergreen (term) – 26(41)Evergreen Love Grass – see Miscanthus sinensisEverlasting Daisy, native – see Helichrysumbracteatum; Bracteantha bracteata; XerochrysumbracteatumEvodiella muelleri – see Melicope rubraEvolvulus glomeratus ‘Blue Daze’ - 1(73); 14(73, 77)Evolvulus nuttallianus – see Evolvulus pilosusEvolvulus pilosus – 13(29); 14(73); should beEvolvulus glomeratusExacum affine – 16(70); 17(68); 18(69); 19(71); 20(69);21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74); 26(72); 27(72)’28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)www.stgmagazine.com.auExcoercaria bicolor – see Excoercaria cochinchinensisExcoercaria cochinchinensis – 28(7); 29(79)Exotic natives – 12(34-37)-F-Fagraea berteroana – 17(12)Fairy Fan Flower – see Scaevola aemulaFairy Primrose – see Primula malacoidesFalling Stars – see Crocosmia aureaFalse Aralia – see Schefflera elegantissimaFalse Eranthemum – see PseuderanthemumcarruthersiiFalse Freesia - see Anomatheca laxaFalse Gardenia – see Tabernaemontana;Atractocarpus; RandiaFalse Plumbago – see Ceratostigma willmottianumFalse Sandalwood – see Eremophila mitchelliiFan Dancer – see Nephrolepis exaltata ‘Fan Dancer’Fan Flower - see ScaevolaFan Palm – see Licuala grandis; Licuala ramsayiFan Palm, Daintree – see Licuala ramsayiFan Wattle – see Acacia amblygonaFancy Fishtail Swordfern – see Nephrolepis falcata‘Furcans’Faradaya splendida – 29(46, 49)Farfugium japonicum - 2(18-19)Fat Hen – see Chenopodium albumFat Pork Tree – see Clusia roseaFatsia papyrifera – see Tetrapanax papyriferFava Bean – see Vicia fabaFavourite plants Autumnal coloured plants – 31(44-49) Bird attracting – 9(54-58) Bird attracting plants – 26(46-51) Butterfly attracting plants – 27(42-47) Container plants – 6(54-58) Cutting grown plants – 24(34-39) Drought tolerant – 2(56-61) Fine-leaved plants – 20(42-47) Flowering pot plants – 25(44-49) Flowering shrubs – 8(56-60) Foliage plants – 12(54-59) Garden plants – 18(42-47) Glossy foliage plants – 23(36-41) Groundcovers – 3(52-57) Hanging basket plants – 15(34-39) Heat lovers – 21(42-47) Herbs & Spices – 22(46-51) Local native plants – 17(36-41) Mass planting specimens – 10(48-53) Narrow places – 5(54-59) Native plants – 7(50-54) Orange plants – 16(42-47) Park trees – 11(54-59) Scented foliage plants – 14(38-43) Scented shrubs – 4(54-59) Screening plants – 19(42-47) Soft foliage plants – 13(54-59) Spring flowers – 28(46-51) Trees – 1(54-59) Variegated plants – 30(46-51) White plants – 29(46-51)Feijoa sellowiana - 1(74)Felt Plant – see Kalanchoe beharensis28 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageFelted coccid – see Antonina graminisFennel – see Foeniculum vulgareFennel, Florence – see Foeniculum vulgare var.azoricumFennel, Sweet – see Foeniculum vulgare var. dulceFern Leaf Cactus – see Selenicereus chrysocardiumFern Leaved Grevillea – see Grevillea pteridifoliaFern Leaved Tamarind – see Sarcotoechia serrataFernleaf Aralia – see Polyscias cumingiana ‘Aurea’Ferns – 7(13, 66-67); 8(12, 34-37, 52); 22(53); 28(36-39; 29(40-43)Ferny Phyllanthus – see Phyllanthus lamprophyllusFerocactus ‘Santa Maria’ – 8(18)Fertiliser – 4(84-85); 15(49)Festuca – 7(83)Festuca arundinacea – 7(83)Festuca glauca – 14(35)Feverfew – see Tanacetum partheniumFicinia nodosa – 17(36, 38)Ficus - 4(89); 17(46); 31(27)Ficus bengalensis – 7(45); 11(54)Ficus benjamina - 1(32, 70); 3(64); 6(28), 7(44); 26(46,50)Ficus benjamina ‘Golden King’ – 22(33)Ficus binnendijkii ‘Alii’ – 7(29)Ficus binnendijkii ‘Amstel Gold’ – 22(33)Ficus carica – 14(22); 23(56-57)Ficus coronata – 15(60)Ficus fraseri – 26(46)Ficus hispida – 15(61)Ficus macrocarpa ‘Panda’ – 22(33)Ficus macrophylla – 11(61); 26(41)Ficus microcarpa – 6(31)Ficus microcarpa ‘Hillii’ - 1(70)Ficus nitida ‘Panda’ – see Ficus macrocarpa ‘Panda’Ficus obliqua – 3(84)Ficus opposita - 2(73); 15(60); 26(46)Ficus racemosa - 2(74)Ficus religiosa – 11(54, 58)Ficus rotundifolia ‘Green Island’ – 21(74)Ficus rubiginosa – 11(78)Ficus scobina - 2(73)Ficus variegata – 8(53)Ficus virens – 11(54)Fiery Costus – see Chamaecostus cuspidatusFiery Gum - see Eucalyptus phoeniceaFig trees – 7(44); 8(29, 53)Fig, Boombil – see Ficus hispidaFig, Creek – see Ficus coronataFig, edible – see Ficus caricaFig, Hills Weeping - see Ficus microcarpaFig, Sandpaper – see Ficus oppositaFig, Weeping - see Ficus benjaminaFiji Fan Palm – see Pritchardia pacificaFiji Feather Palm – see Veitchia joannisFijian Fire Plant/Bush – see Acalypha wilkesianaFine Fescue – see FestucaFine Leaf Tuckeroo - see Lepiderema pulchellaFine Leaf Weeping Paper Bark – see MelaleucaleucadendronFine Leaved Clumping Palm – see PtychospermalineareFinge Myrtle – see Calytrix tetragonaFinger Lime, Native – see Citrus australasicaFire Ant – see Solenopsis invictaFire Cracker Flower – see Crossandra infundibuliformisFire Cracker Plant – see Cuphea igneawww.stgmagazine.com.auFire Lily – Cyrtanthus mackeniiFire on the mountain - see Euphorbia cyathophoraFirecracker Bush – see Justicia spicigera; BouvardiaternifoliaFirecracker Flower – see Crossandra infundibuliformisFirecracker Plant - see Russelia junceaFirecracker Vine – see Manettia bicolorFireplant – see Acalypha wilkesianaFirespike Bush – see Odontonema strictum;Odontonema cuspidatum; Odontonema callistachyumFirewheel Tree – see Stenocarpus sinuatusFish – 7(25); 10(62-64); 11(62-65)Fish Strap Fern – see Microsorum punctatumFishbone Water Fern – see Blechnum gibbumFishtail Palm - see CaryotaFishtail Palm, Clustered – see Caryota mitisFishtail Palm, Snakeskin – see Caryota ophiopellisFishtail Swordfern, Fancy – see Nephrolepis falcata‘Furcans’Fishwort – see Houttuynia cordata ‘Variegata’Fittonia albivenis – 22(12)Fittonia argyroneura – see Fittonia albivenisFive Seasons Herb – see Plectranthus amboinicusFlamboyant Tree - see Delonix regiaFlame Freesia – see Freesia laxa; Lapeirousia laxa;Anomatheca cruentaFlame of the Forest – see Mucuna novoguineensisFlame Thrower – see Chambeyronia macrocarpaFlame Tree – see Brachychiton acerifoliumFlame Vine – see Pyrostegia venusta; CombretumcoccineumFlame Vine, Mexican – see PseudogynoxischenopodioidesFlame Violet – see Episcia cupreata ‘Acajou’Flame Violet, Lilac – see Episcia x wilsonii ‘Pinkiscia’Flamethrower Palm – see Chambeyronia macrocarpaFlaming Beauty – see Carphalea kirondronFlaming Katie – see Kalanchoe blossfeldianaFlamingo Feather – see Celosia spicataFlamingo Flower – see Anthurium andraeanum;Justicia carneaFlannel Flower - see Actinotus helianthiFlax Bush – see Reinwardtia indicaFlax Lily – see Dianella revolutaFlax Lily, White Border – see Dianella ensifolia‘Marginata’Flax, New Zealand – see PhormiumFlexuous Cliff Brake – see Pellaea ovataFlindersia australis – 5(51); 7(37); 11(78)Flindersia brayleyana – 7(37); 23(36)Flindersia ifflaiana – 7(37)Floating Club-rush – see Isolepis fluitansFlocculation, soil – 16(52)Flood – 22(14, 15); 30(17)Flooded Gum – see Eucalyptus grandisFlora’s Paintbrush – see Emilia sonchifolia var.javanicaFlorence Fennel – see Foeniculum vulgare var.azoricumFlorida Arrowroot – see Zamia integrifoliaFloss Flower – see Ageratum houstonianumFlour Dust Plant – see Kalanchoe pumilaFlowering Gum – see Corymbia ‘Summer Red’Flowering May Bush – see Spiraea japonica ‘GoldMound’Flowering Pandan – see Freycinetia scandensFlowering Peach – see Prunus29 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageFlowering Quince – see Chaenomeles japonicaFlowering Sage – see SalviaFlowering Tobacco – see Nicotiana alataFlue dust – 15(49)Flueggea virosa - 2(73)Foeniculum vulgare var. azoricum (Florence fennel) –19(66); 20(66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(67, 68); 26(70);27(70); 28(66); 30(69); 31(71)Foeniculum vulgare var. dulce – 18(66)Footprint – 12(81)Forest Bellbush – see Mackaya bellaForest Flame Creeper – see Combretum paniculatumForest Lobelia – see Lobelia trigonocaulisForest Oak – see Allocasuarina torulosaForest Poison Rope – see Strophanthus speciosusForest Red Gum – see Eucalyptus tereticornisForest Violet – see Lobelia membranaceaForest Wild Pear – see Dombeya tiliaceaForget-me-not, Chinese – see Cynoglossum amabileForma – 21(41)Formosa Lily – see Lilium formosanumFortunella hindsii – 21(59)Fortunella japonica – 21(58)Fortunella margarita – 21(58)Fortunella polyandra – 21(59)Fortunella x crassifolia – 21(58)Fortunella x obovata – 21(59)Fosterella elata – 17(74)Fosterella spectabilis – 17(74)Fountain Bush – see Russelia junceaFountain Flower – see Ceropegia sandersoniiFountain Grass - see RusseliaFour O’Clock – see Mirabilis jalapaFox Nut – see Eurale feroxFoxtail Palm - see Wodyetia bifurcataFoxtails – see Caustis blakeiFragaria vesca – 18(71); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71)Fragrant Passionflower – Passiflora phoeniceaFragrant Telosma – see Telosma cordataFrames – 21(54)Frangipani - see PlumeriaFrangipani seeds – 6(91)Frangipani, Bridal Bouqet – see Plumeria pudicaFrangipani, Climbing – see Chonemorpha fragransFrangipani, Native – see Hymenosporum flavumFrangipani, Singapore White – see Plumeria obtusaFraser Island Creeper – see Tecomanthe hilliiFreesia – 3(90); 19(23)Freesia alba – 19(24); 20(21)Freesia grandiflora – 19(24)Freesia laxa – 19(24)Freesia, False – see Anomatheca laxaFreesia, Flame – see Freesia laxa; Lapeirousia laxa;Anomatheca cruentaFrench Bean – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); also seePhaseolus vulgarisFrench Dandelion – see Taraxacum officinaleFrench Kiss – see Costus woodsoniiFrench Lavender – see Lavandula dentataFrench Marigold – see Tagetes patulaFrench Sorrel – see Rumex scutatusFreshwater Mangrove – see Barringtonia acutangulaFreycinetia marginata – 17(12)Freycinetia scandens – 15(34)Fried Egg Tree – see Gordonia axillaris; Polysporaaxillaris; Oncoba spinosaFriends of Gardens – 25(30-31)www.stgmagazine.com.auFriendship Plant – see Pilea involucrataFringe Flower – see Loropetalum chinenseFringed Wattle – see Acacia fimbrataFrog’s Mouth – see Philydrum lanuginosumFrogs – 7(70); 21(48-51); 22(52-55)Frost – 24(20-21)Fruit feature articles – Abiu – 6(80-81) Acerola - 7(76-77); 13(84) Avocado – 1(84); 4(81) Bananas – 1(84); 3(79); 20(57) Black Sapote – 9(80-83) Brazilian Cherry – 15(57) Bunya Nuts – 11(66-69) Calamondins and Cumquats – 21(58-59) Camu Camu – 15(58) Canistel – 27(64) Cape Gooseberry – 14(57) Cedar Bay Cherry – 15(58) Ceylon Hill Gooseberry – 13(87) Citrus – 20(57) Custard Apple – 17(56-59) Davidson’s Plum – 1(83); 9(64-65) Dragon Fruit – 4(80) Figs – 23(56-57) Ground Cherry -14(58) Grumichama – 13(86) Guava – 14(57); 16(60-61) Icecream Bean – 1(82) Jaboticaba – 13(85) Longan – 25(58-59) Loquat – 22(60-61) Low Chill Stonefruit – 24(56-58) Lychee – 25(58-59) Mango – 3(78); 31(58-61) Midyim – 20(58-59) Miracle fruit – 13(87) Mulberry – 26(64-67) Naranjilla – 29(60-61) Native Lime – 12(72-73) Native Tamarind – 13(70-71) Panama Berry – 14(59) Passionfruit – 5 (81) Pawpaw – 3(80) Pineapple – 4(81); 20(57) Pitomba – 15(56) Pomegranates - 30(58-59) Rambutans – 25(58-59) Raspberries – 14(58) Riberry – 11(70-71) Rio Grande Cherry – 15(57) Rumberry – 15(59) Sandpaper Figs – 15(60-61) Sapodilla – 12(86-87) Snack Foods – 13(84-86); 14(56-59); 15 (56-60) Space saving with fruit – 11(84-85); 19(58-59) Star Apple – 8(82-83) Star Gooseberry – 28(58-59) Starting with common fruits – 20(56-57) Strawberry – 2(82-83) Tamarillo – 24(54-55) Tamarind – 5 (80); 23(58)30 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or image Tangelo – 25(6-57) Tropic Cherry – 14(57) Wampee/Wampi – 1(83); 18(58-59) White Sapote – 10(78-81) Yellow Sapote – 27(64)Fruit fly—2(68); 14(49); 31(60)Fruit Salad Plant - see Monstera deliciosaFruit spotting bug – 4(64); 7(77)Fruiting plants – 6(80-81)Fuchsia, Holly-leaf – see Graptophyllum ilicifoliumFukien Tea Plant – see Carmona retusaFungicides, home remedies – 16(40)Fungus – 7(91)Fungus gnat – 4(87)Furcraea foetida ‘Mediopicta’ - 2(45); 10(25-26);11(28); 18(34); 25(36); 29(14, 46); 30(46)Furcraea gigantea ‘Striata’ - see Furcraea foetida‘Mediopicta’Fuschia, Holly-leaf – see Graptophyllum ilicifoliumFuzzywussy Airplant – see Tillansia pruinosa-G-Gahnia sieberiana – 8(33); 17(36)Gai Lan (vegetable) – see – see Brassica oleracea var.alboglabraGaillardia – 12(10, 14)Gaillardia pulchella – 15(70)Gaillardia x grandiflora - 16(16, 70); 17(68); 18(68);19(70); 20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74);26(72); 27(72); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Galactic Warrior – see Neophytum ‘Galactic Warrior’Galangal – 4(10); see Alpinia galangaGalangal, Greater – see Alpinia galangaGalangal, Lesser – see Kaempferia galanga; AlpiniaofficinarumGalangal, Thai – see Alpinia galangalGalphimia brasiliensis – 28(48)Galphimia glauca – 11(28); 14(73); 17(71, 72); 28(48)– should all be Galphimia gracilisGalphimia gracilis – 28(46, 48); 31(91)Gambusia affinus – 11(63)Garden design – 28(24-29)Garden rooms - 1(14-19)Garden Zinnia – see Zinnia elegansGardener’s Garters – see Phalaris arundinaceaGardener’s Garters, Variegated – see Phalarisarundinacea ‘Variegata’Gardenia – 4(15, 48); 9(7); 11(83); 23(36, 37)Gardenia augusta - 1(10)Gardenia Bush, Scented– see Larsenaikia ochreataGardenia carinata – see Gardenia coronariaGardenia coronaria – 23(37)Gardenia florida – see Gardenia jasminoides ‘Florida’Gardenia fucata – 10(31)Gardenia jasminoides – 4(55); 11(83); 14(95); 23(49);29(70)Gardenia jasminoides ‘Aimee Yoshiba’ – 4(55)Gardenia jasminoides ‘Florida’ – 4(55); 14(12); 19(40)Gardenia jasminoides ‘Four Seasons – 4(55)Gardenia jasminoides ‘Galee’s White’- 4(55)Gardenia jasminoides ‘Golden Magic – 4(55)Gardenia jasminoides ‘Grandiflora Star’ – 4(55)Gardenia jasminoides ‘Magnifica’ – 4(55)Gardenia jasminoides ‘Professor Pucci’ – 4(55)Gardenia jasminoides ‘Radicans’ – 4(55); 12(18, 70)www.stgmagazine.com.auGardenia jasminoides ‘Veitchii’ – 4(55)Gardenia mussaenda – see RosenbergiodendronformosumGardenia ochreata – see Larsenaikia ochreataGardenia scabrella – 17(12)Gardenia sp. ‘Glennie River’ – 10(48); 17(12)Gardenia spatulifolia – see Gardenia volkensii subsp.spatulifoliaGardenia taitensis – 14(89, 95)Gardenia tannensis – 14(89)Gardenia thunbergia – 12(47); 14(25, 94)Gardenia Tree, White – see Gardenia thunbergiaGardenia volkensii subsp. spatulifolia – 14(94); 28(83)Gardenia, African Tree – see Euclinia longifloraGardenia, Brown – see Atractocarpus fitzalaniiGardenia, Glennie River – see Gardenia sp. ‘GlennieRiver’Gardenia, Narrow Leaf – see Atractocarpus chartaceusGardenia, Native – see Atractocarpus; also seeGardenia scabrellaGardenia, Orange – see Gardenia coronariaGarland Lily, Yellow – see Calostemma luteumGarlic - see Allium sativumGarlic Chives – see Allium tuberosumGarlic Vine – Mansoa alliacea, PseudocalymmaalliaceumGarlic, Elephant – see Allium ampeloprasum var.ampeloprasumGarlic, Russian – see Allium ampeloprasum var.ampeloprasumGarlic, Society – see Tulbaghia violaceaGarlic, Sweet – see Tulbaghia simmleri; TulbaghiafragransGastrorchis francoisii – 31(83)Gaura – 12(10)Gaura lindheimeri – 10(48, 52); 14(73); 17(73)Gazania - 1(73); 8(67)Gazania rigens – 10(48); 16(73); 17(73); 26(68, 69)Gazania rigens var. leucolaena – 8(68)Gazebos – 10(9-11)Geebung, Wallum – see Persoonia virgataGeese (bird) – 19(62)Geiger Tree – see Cordia sebestenaGeijera – 17(46)Geijera parviflora – 14(38); 16(14, 15, 18)Geijera salicifolia – 11(78)Geissois – 17(46)Geitonoplesium cymosum – 20(88); 22(54); 23(60-61)Gelsemium sempervirens – 17(21)Genius loci – 11(60)Geodorum densiflorum – 14(81)Geodorum neocaledonisum – see GeodorumdensiflorumGeodorum pictum – see Geodorum densiflorumGeogenanthus undatus – 9(33, 36)Geranium – 6(57); 12(14); 20(23)Geranium – see Geranium; PelargoniumGeranium, Apple – see Pelargonium odoratissimumGeranium, Peppermint – see Pelargonium tomentosumGerbera – 23(66)Gerbera jamesonii – 15(73); 16(73); 22(37)Gesneriads – 29(22-24)Gherkin, Mexican – see Melothria scabraGherkin, West Indian – see Cucumis anguriaGhost Bamboo – see Dendrocalamus minor amoenusGiant Aloe – see Aloe barberaeGiant Bromeliad – see Alcantarea imperialis ‘Rubra’31 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageGiant Burmese Honeysuckle – see LonicerahildebrandianaGiant Dragon Tree – 6(11)Giant Fan Palm – see Licuala elegansGiant Honey Flower – see Melianthus majorGiant King Fern – see Angiopteris evectaGiant Lau Lau – see Syzygium megacarpumGiant Paper Bark – see Melaleuca leucadendronGiant Pinwheel Tree – see TabernaemontanapachysiphonGiant Potato Creeper – see Solanum wendlandiiGiant Potato Tree – see Solanum wrightiiGiant Potato Vine – see Solanum wendlandiiGiant Purple Grass – see Pennisetum macrostachys‘Atropurpureum’Giant Sage – see Brillantaisia subulugurica;Brillantaisia uluguricaGiant Stinging Trees – see Dendrocnide excelsaGiant Swamp Taro – see Cyrtosperma merkusiiGiant Yellow Shrimp Plant – see BarleriaoenotheroidesGiant Yucca – see Yucca elephantipesGidneywallum – see Podocarpus elatusGigantochloa heterostachya – 6(65); renamedBambusa heterostachyaGigantochloa heterostachya ‘Malay Dwarf Variegated’– 12(68); renamed Bambusa heterostachya‘Variegated’Gigantochloa luteostriata - 3(16)Ginger Bush – see Tetradenia ripariaGinger Lily – see HedychiumGinger, Edible – see Zingiber officinaleGinger, Peacock – see Kaempferia elegansGingers - see Alpinia; Amomum; Boesenbergia;Burbidgea; Calathea; Calokaempferia;Chamaecostus; Cheilocostus; Cornukaempheria;Costus; Curcuma; Dichorisandra; Dimerocostus;Elettaria; Etlingera; Globba; Hedychium; Heliconia;Hemiorchis; Kaempferia; Monocostus, Ravenala;Riedelia; Siphonochilus; Strelitzia; Stromanthe;Tapeinochilos; ZingiberGingers (generic) – 5(89, 90); 22(22-27)Ginkgo biloba - 1(61); 6(60); 11(61); 18(17, 18);19(26); 31(22)Ginkkgo – 4(48)Ginseng, Leaf – see Talinum triangulareGladiolus – 19(23); 20(31)Gladiolus callianthus – see Gladiolus murielaeGladiolus murielae – 19(23)Glasshouse Mountains Hop Bush – see DodonaearupicolaGlechoma hederacea – 25(7)Gliricidia sepium – 11(83)Globba – 4(91); 8(45); 16(70); 17(69); 22(26); 26(41)Globba winitii – 8(45); 23(18)Globba winitii ‘Thai Beauty Pink’ – 22(25)Globe Amaranth – see Gomphrenia globosaGlobe Artichoke – see Cynara scolymusGlochidion ferdinandi - 2(17)Gloriosa superba ‘Rothschildiana’ – 19(24)Glorisoum – see Philodendron gloriosumGlory Lilies – see Gloriosa superba ‘Rothschildiana’Glory Vine, Native – see Faradaya splendidaGlorybush – see Tibouchina urvilleanaGlory-bush, Large-leafed – see Tibouchina heteromallaGlossy Laurel – see Cryptocarya laevigataGlossy Phyllanthus – see Phyllanthus lamprophylluswww.stgmagazine.com.auGlossy Xylosma – see Xylosma congestaGloxinia – 29(24)Gloxinia perennis – 29(23, 24)Gloxinia sylvatica – 27(23); 29(24)Gmelina hystix – 4(11)Gmelina leichhardtii – 11(54, 56)Gmelina philippensis – 11(28)Gold Clusters – see Lysimachia congestiflora ‘GoldClusters’Gold Dust Croton – see Codiaeum variegatum ‘GoldDust’Gold fish – see Carassius auratusGold Fish Plant – see NematanthusGold Moss Sedum – see Sedum mexicanum ‘GoldMound’Gold Mound Sedum - see Sedum mexicanum ‘GoldMound’Gold Shower – see Galphimia gracilis; GalphimiaglaucaGold Shrimp Plant – see Justicia brandegeeana‘Yellow Queen’Golden Abelia – see Abelia x grandiflora ‘FrancisMason’Golden Ant (insect) – see Iridomyrmex cordatusGolden Baby’s Tears – see Soleirolia soleirolii ‘GoldPool’Golden Barrel Cactus – see Echinocactus grusoniiGolden Bear’s Breeches - see Acanthus mollis‘Hollard’s Gold’Golden Beard Grass - see Chrysopogon fallaxGolden Bouquet – see Deplanchea tetraphyllaGolden Candle Bush – see Pachystachys luteaGolden Cane Palm - see Dypsis lutescensGolden Caricature Plant – see Graptophyllum pictum‘Aureum’Golden Chain Tree – see Lophanthera lactescensGolden Chalice Vine - see Solandra maximaGolden Chalice Vine, Variegated - see Solandramaxima ‘Variegata’Golden Climbing Cactus – see Pereskia aculeata‘Godseffiana’Golden Club – see Orontium aquaticumGolden Clubmoss – see Salaginella kraussiana ‘Aurea’Golden Cocoyam – see Xanthosoma mafaffa ‘LemonZinger’Golden Cosmos – see Cosmos sulphureusGolden Daimyo Oak – see Quercus dentata aureaGolden Dinnerplate Aralia – see Polyscias pinnnata‘Golden Dinnerplate’Golden Dracaena – see Dracaena fragrans ‘Aurea’Golden Fern-leaf Aralia – see Polyscias cumingiana‘Aurea’Golden Fern-leaf Panax – see Polyscias cumingiana‘Aurea’Golden Feverfew – see Tanacetum parthenium‘Aureum’Golden foliaged plants – 22(28-33)Golden Gem – see Homalomena ‘Golden Gem’;Melaleuca bracteata ‘Golden Gem’Golden Glow – see Rudbeckia laciniata ‘Hortensia’Golden Goosefoot – see Syngonium podophyllum‘Golden’Golden Heart Leaf Philodendron – see Philodendronheberaceum var. oxycardium ‘Aureum’Golden Heliotrope – see Heliotropium arborescens‘Aureum’Golden Hop Vine – see Humulus lupulus ‘Aureus’32 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageGolden Jacob’s Ladder Plant – see Euphorbiatithymaloides ‘White Peacock’Golden Jade Plant – Crassula ovata ‘Hummel’sSunset’; Portulacaria afra ‘Aurea’Golden Japanese Sedum – see Sedum makinoi ‘Ogon’Golden Lily of the Valley – see Sandersonia aurantiacaGolden Lucky Cane – see Dracaena aubryana ‘LuckyGold’Golden Lycoris – see Lycoris aureaGolden Mexican Heather – see Cuphea mexicana‘Lemon Squash’Golden Orchid – see Durabaculum undulatumGolden Oregano – see Origanum vulgare ‘Aureum’Golden Oyster Plant – see Acanthus mollis ‘Hollard’sGold’Golden Paper Daisy – see Xerochrysum bracteatumGolden Penda – see Xanthostemon chrysanthusGolden Peperomia – see Peperomia acuminata ‘Aurea’Golden Phaleria – see Phaleria clerodendron ‘Golden’Golden Plume - see Justicia aurea; SchaueriaflavicomaGolden Poinciana – see Delonix regia ‘Flavida’Golden Pothos – see Epipremnum aureum ‘GoldenQueen’Golden Privet – see Ligustrum sinense ‘Lemon & Lime’Golden Pseuderanthemum – see Pseuderanthemumcarruthersii ‘Reticulatum’Golden Rod – see SolidagoGolden Sabre Fig – see Ficus binnendijkii ‘AmstelGold’Golden Serpent Fern – see Phlebodium aureumGolden Shaggy Pea – see Oxylobium robustumGolden Shower Tree – see Cassia fistulaGolden Snake Plant – see Sansevieria trifasciata‘Laurentii’Golden Spider Lily – see Lycoris aureaGolden Stonecrop – see Sedum mexicanum ‘GoldMound’Golden Sun Jewell – see Portulaca grandiflora‘Golden’Golden Swamp Lily – see Crinum xanthophyllumGolden Tabebuia – see Tabebuia chrysantha;Handroanthus chrysanthus subsp. chrysanthusGolden Tea Tree – see Melaleuca quinquenervia‘Golden’Golden Torch – see Heliconia aristeguilta ‘GoldenTorch’Golden Trumpet Vine – see Allamanda catharticaGolden Xanadu – see Philodendron ‘Golden Xanadu’Goldfish Plant – see Nematanthus glabraGoldfussia – see Strobilanthes anisophyllaGoldfussia isophylla – see Strobilanthes anisophyllaGomphocarpus fruticosus – 21(16)Gomphocarpus physocarpus – 21(16)Gompholobium – 30(28)Gompholobium virgatum – 6(77); 28(46)Gomphrenia globosa – 16(67, 70); 17(68); 18(68);19(70); 20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74);26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Goodenia – 16(70); 17(69)Goodenia grandiflora – 11(28)Goodenia ovata – 17(77); 24(34); 30(28)Goodenia rotundifolia – 31(78)Goodyera discolor – see Haemaria discolorGooseberry, Barbados – see Pereskia aculeataGooseberry, Cape – see Physalis peruvianaGooseberry, Ceylon Hill – see Rhodomyrtus tomentosawww.stgmagazine.com.auGoosegrass – see Eleusine indicaGordonia axillaris – 15(73); see Polyspora axillarisGorge Pennyroyal – see Mentha grandifloraGossia acmenoides – 8(33)Gossia hillii – 24(28)Gossia inophloia ‘Blushing Beauty’ – 10(72-73); 12(54)Gossia spp. – 19(12); 24(29)Gossypium sturtianum – 16(24)Gotu Kola – see Centella asiaticaGourd, Apple – see Praecitrullus fistulosusGourd, Bitter – see Momordica charantiaGourd, Indian – see Citrullus marmelon var.fastulosum; Praecitrullus fistulosusGourd, Snake – see Trichosanthes anguina;Trichosanthes cucumerina var. anguinaGourd, Wild Bottle – see Lagenaria sicerariaGracilis – see Bambusa textilisGrafting – 7(84-87); 9(86-89)Granadilla Roja – see Passiflora coccineaGranny’s Bonnet – see Angelonia angustifoliaGranny’s Bonnet – see AquilegiaGrape Ivy – see Cissus rhombifoliaGrape Vine – see Cissus alata ‘Ellen Danica’Grape, Ornamental – see Vitis coignetiaeGrapes – 4(89)Grapes – see Vitis viniferaGraptophyllum ‘Emu Creek’ – 7(11)Graptophyllum excelsum – 11(78); 12(69); 17(12);18(70); 19(42)Graptophyllum hortense – see Graptophyllum pictumGraptophyllum ilicifolium - 2(58); 12(35, 63); 16(23);17(34, 35); 19(12); 23(36); 26(46); 28(46); 29(14)Graptophyllum pictum – 14(73); 24(32); 30(46, 48);31(44)Graptophyllum pictum ‘Aureum’ – 22(33)Graptophyllum pictum ‘Phuket’ – 9(33, 36)Graptophyllum pictum cultivars – 9(36); 12(63, 67);22(37)Graptophyllum spinigerum – 17(35, 47)Grass Tree - see XanthorrhoeaGrass Tree, Forest – see Xanthorrhoea johnsoniiGrass Tree, Johnson’s – see Xanthorrhoea johnsoniiGrass Tree, Wallum – see Xanthorrhoea fulvaGrass Trigger Plant – see Stylidium graminifoliumGrasses, ornamental – 25(34-39)Grasshoppers – 18(64)Grease Nut – see Hernandia bivalvisGreater Yam – see Dioscorea alataGreen Aralia – see Osmoxylon lineareGreen Bean – see Phaseolus vulgarisGreen Couch –see Cynodon dactylonGreen Island Fig – see Ficus rotundifolia ‘Green Island’Green Kamala – see Mallotus claoxyloidesGreen manure – 13(76)Green Mint – see Mentha spicataGreen tree frog – see Litoria caeruleaGrevillea - 1(77); 4(6, 15); 7(9, 10, 62, 73); 8(32, 88);9(86-89); 11(10); 12(64): 13(10); 28(20, 53)Grevillea ‘Billy Bonkers’ – 9(87)Grevillea ‘Coconut Ice’ – 5(69)Grevillea ‘Cooroora Cascade’ – 3(55); 17(12)Grevillea ‘Elegance’ – 9(87)Grevillea ‘Golden Lyre’ – 12(61); 17(13)Grevillea ‘Honey Gem’ – 5(69); 15(73)Grevillea ‘Ivory Whip’ – 7(12)Grevillea ‘John Evans’ – 21(42, 46)Grevillea ‘Lollypops’ – 8(59)33 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageGrevillea ‘Ned Kelly’ – 5(69)Grevillea ‘Poorinda Royal Mantle’ - 1(73)Grevillea ‘Robyn Gordon’ – 3(72)Grevillea ‘Superb’ – 5(69)Grevillea agrifolia – 7(10, 13)Grevillea alpina – 13(54)Grevillea angulata - 2(72, 74)Grevillea aurea – 9(86)Grevillea baileyana – 14(25); 16(25)Grevillea banksii – 17(13)Grevillea baueri – 21(46)Grevillea bipinnatifida – 7(10)Grevillea bronwenae – 7(10)Grevillea decora – 7(10)Grevillea decurrens - 2(72); 7(10)Grevillea dryandri - 2(72)Grevillea formosa ‘Mt Brockman’ – 8(67); 20(42, 44);26(46)Grevillea georgeana – 7(10); 9(87)Grevillea heliosperma – 7(9, 10); 28(46)Grevillea hilliana – 16(25)Grevillea intricata – 9(87, 89)Grevillea johnstonii – 9(87)Grevillea juniperina – 7(10)Grevillea lanigera - 1(73), 8(56)Grevillea longistyla – 9(87)Grevillea obtusifolia ‘Gingin Gem’ – 30(28)Grevillea paradoxa – 7(10-11)Grevillea preisii – 7(10)Grevillea pteridifolia - 2(72); 9(57); 16(42); 26(46)Grevillea refracta - 2(72)Grevillea robusta – 7(11); 9(87); 16(72); 20(72); 26(41)Grevillea rosmarinifolia ‘Nana‘ – 21(46)Grevillea rosmarinifolia ‘Scarlet Sprite’ – 8(33)Grevillea sericea x speciosa ‘Little Miss Muffet’ –13(54, 58)Grevillea speciosa – 7(10)Grewia caffra – 4(7)Grewia occidentalis – 10(67), 11(35); 19(42, 43)Grey Gum – see Eucalyptus punctataGrey Ironbark – see Eucalyptus siderophloiaGrey Mother-in-law’s Tongue – see SansevieriaGrey Rulingia – see Rulingia salviifoliaGrey Rush – see Lepironia articulataGrey water – 4(13-15); 7(65); 12(82); 13(64)Greystar Prayer Plant – see Ctenanthe setosa‘Greystar’Gristle Fern – see Blechnum cartilagineumGround Cherry – see Physalis pruinosaGround Orchid – see Spathoglottis plicataGrumichama – see Eugenia brasiliensisGuada Bean – see Trichosanthes anguina;Trichosanthes cucumerina var. anguinaGuava – see PsidiumGuava, Native – see Eupomatia laurinaGuava, Strawberry – see Psidium cattleianum var.cattleianumGuava, Tropical – see Psidium guajavaGuava, Yellow Cherry – see Psidium cattleianum var.cattleianum f. lucidum; Psidium littorale var. littoraleGubinge – 8(78)Guild – 16(54)Guinea Flower - see HibbertiaGuinea Fowl (bird) – 18(63)Gulubia – see Gulubia costataGulubia costata – 6(31)Gum Palm – see Dioon spinulosumwww.stgmagazine.com.auGum Vine – see Aphanopetalum resinosumGums – 7(9)Guppies – see Poecilia reticulataGustavia – 28(9)Gustavia augusta – 8(43)Guzmania - 1(25); 7(27); 14(20); 17(69)Guzmania ‘Delores’ – 8(74); 10(66)Guzmania ‘Fools Gold’ – 8(74)Guzmania ‘Georga’ – 8(74)Guzmania ‘Gisela’ – 8(74)Guzmania ‘Marina’ – 8(74)Guzmania ‘Marjan’ – 28(15)Guzmania ‘Olive’ – 8(38)Guzmania ‘Super Puna Gold’ – 8(74)Guzmania ‘Symphony Encore’ – 8(74); 10(67)Guzmania cultivars – 7(29)Guzmania lingulata - 1(26)Guzmania lingulata minor – 8(74-75)Guzmania sanguinea tricolor – 8(74)Guzmania witmackii - 1(26)Gymea Lily – see Doryanthes excelsaGymnocalycium saglionis – 5(38)Gymnosperms – 19(26- 27)Gymnostoma australianum – 4(22); 6(29); 20(42, 47);21(30-31)Gympie Lime – see Citrus australisGynura bicolor (Okinawa spinach) – 27(60-61); 28(64)Gynura crepidioides (weed) – see CrassocephalumsarcobasisGypsum, soil additive – 3(88); 13(77); 15(49); 16(52);22(15)-H-Habranthus - 1(12); 4(35); 15(68); 19(24)Habranthus brachyandrus – 4(35)Habranthus robustus – 4(35)Habranthus roseus – 4(35)Haemanthus – 23(18)Haemanthus albiflos – 14(25); 15(75); 19(24); 23(18)Haemanthus natalensis – see Scadoxus puniceusHaemaria discolor – 5(46)Haemodorum coccineum – 17(36)Hairpin Banksia – see Banksia spinulosa var. collinaHairy Bush Pea – see Pultenaea villosaHairy Guinea Flower – see Hibbertia vestitaHairy Melon – 14(71); 16(69); also see BenincasahispidaHairy Psychotria – see Psychotria loniceroidesHairy Speargrass – see Austrostipa densifloraHakea – 4(15); 8(88); 17(46)Hakea petiolaris – 16(21)Half Flower – see ScaevolaHamamelis – 13(34)Hammerhead Frangipani – see Plumeria pudicaHandkerchief Tree - see Amherstia, Brownea,Maniltoa, Browneopsis, Baikiaea, Cynometra,Elizabetha, Humboldtia, SaracaHandroanthus chrysanthus subsp. chrysanthus –20(72); 21(42)Handroanthus impetiginosus – 20(72); 27(33)Hanging Heliconia – see Heliconia rostrataHanging Lobster Claw – see Heliconia rostrataHappy Plant – see Dracaena fragransHard Cascarilla – see Croton arnhemicusHard Fescue – see FestucaHardenbergia violacea – 3(70); 5(69); 16(24, 25);34 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or image17(19, 21)Hardy Gristle Fern – see Blechnum cartilagineumHarpullia frutescens – 5(17)Harpullia pendula – 11(78); 12(75); 16(9)Harvest – 21(21)Hatiora salicornioides – 18(84)Havana Cigar Plant - see Calathea luteaHawaiian Fan – see Pritchardia hillebrandii, PritchardiapacificaHawaiian Hibiscus – see Hibiscus rosa sinensisHawaiian Woodrose – see Ipomoea tuberosaHawkinsara – 14(30)Haworthia attenuata – 10(42)Haworthia attenuata caespitosa – 8(18)Headache Vine – Clematis glycinoidesHealth Safety gardening Face masks – 31(64) Gloves – 30(62) Grey water (13(64) Tetanus – 13(63)Heart Fern – see Hemionitis arifoliaHeart of Fire – see Bromelia balansaeHeart of Flame – see Bromelia balansaeHeartleaf – see Houttuynia cordata; Houttuynia cordata‘Variegata’Hectia - 2(14)Hedge Jasmine – see Jasminum multiflorumHedge Saltbush – see Rhagodia spinescensHedges – 12(66-71)Hedychium – 4(91); 16(70); 17(69); 19(23); 21(66);22(26); 23(18)Hedychium coccineum - 1(46)Hedychium coronarium - 1(46); 11(83); 14(25); 21(65);22(26)Hedychium flavescens – 22(26)Hedychium gardnerianum - 1(46); 14(38, 43); 22(26)Hedychium greenii – 22(26)Heliamphora – 23(29)Helianthus annuus (sunflower) – 17(68); 19(71);20(69); 21(68); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74); 27(71, 72);28(68); 29(68); 31(72)Helianthus tuberosus – 9(79); 11(82); 14(53); 19(73);20(70); 21(71); 24(23); 28(65)Helichrysum angustifolium – see Helichrysum italicumHelichrysum annuus – 11(83); should be HelianthusannuusHelichrysum apiculatum - see Chrysocephalumramosissimum; Chrysocephalum apiculatumHelichrysum bracteatum – 15(70)Helichrysum italicum – 12(14); 14(38, 39, 40)Helichrysum petiolare – 8(67-68); 17(31, 32)Heliconia - 1(34); 2(18); 4(91); 5(16, 90); 6(50): 6(66-69); 8(10, 63); 10(31, 48); 12(64); 13(17); 16(40, 70);17(69); 18(31); 21(66, 70); 23(18); 24(12-19); 26(41)Heliconia ‘Hot Rio Nights’ – 4(28); 5(55); 6(69); 18(42)Heliconia ‘Nappi’ – 4(28)Heliconia ‘Nickeriensis’ – 14(73)Heliconia ‘Rubra’ – 12(54)Heliconia ‘Sexy Pink’ - 2(10); 10(67)Heliconia angusta – 24(15)Heliconia angusta ‘Red Christmas’ – 6(68); 10(48, 51);14(12, 13, 20, 21); 24(19); Heliconia angusta ‘RedHoliday’Heliconia angusta ‘Red Holiday’ – 23(18); 24(15, 19)Heliconia angusta ‘Yellow Christmas’ – 6(68); 14(21,23)Heliconia aristeguilta ‘Golden Torch’ – 13(16); 14(73);www.stgmagazine.com.au17(73)Heliconia aurantiaca – 24(15)Heliconia bihai – 14(20, 21); 24(15, 19); 26(29)Heliconia bihai ‘Arawak’ – 24(19)Heliconia bihai ‘Lobster Claw Two’ – 16(42, 44)Heliconia bihai ‘Lobster Claw’- 6(69)Heliconia bihai ‘Manoa Sunrise’ – 24(19); sometimesmislabeled as Heliconia bihai ‘Arawak’Heliconia bihai x caribaea ‘Black Cherry’ – 24(18, 19)Heliconia bihai x caribaea ‘Hot Rio Nites’ – 24(15, 19)Heliconia bihai x caribaea ‘Jacquinii’ – 25(15)Heliconia bihai x caribaea ‘Kawauchi’ – 6(69); 24(19);24(18)Heliconia bihai x caribaea ‘Richmond Red’ – 6(69)Heliconia bihai x spathocircinata ‘Cinnamon Twist’ –24(19)Heliconia bourgaeana – 6(69)Heliconia caribaea – 14(20, 21); 24(15)Heliconia chartacea – 24(15)Heliconia chartacea ‘Sexy Pink’ – 24(15)Heliconia collinsiana – 6(69); 24(15, 18); 25(14);29(80)Heliconia densiflora – 24(16)Heliconia densiflora ‘Fire Flash’ – 24(19)Heliconia indica – 24(16)Heliconia indica ‘Rubra’ – 23(36, 38); 24(16); also seeHeliconia indica ‘Spectabilis’Heliconia indica ‘Spectabilis’ – 24(16)Heliconia indica ‘Striata’ – 24(16)Heliconia irrasa subsp. irrasa – 18(42, 46)Heliconia latispatha – 24(16)Heliconia lingulata – 24(16)Heliconia lingulata ‘Fan’ – 24(19)Heliconia lingulata ‘Red Tip Fan’ – 24(19)Heliconia longiflora – 24(16)Heliconia longissima – 24(16)Heliconia marginata – 14(73)Heliconia marginata – 24(16)Heliconia marginata x bihai ‘Rauliniana’ – 24(19)Heliconia mariae x Heliconia pogonantha holerythra‘Bushmaster’ – 24(17, 19)Heliconia mariae x Heliconia pogonantha holerythra‘Dinosaur’ – 24(17, 19)Heliconia mathiasiae – 24(16)Heliconia mathiasiae ‘Mildred’ – 24(16, 19)Heliconia metallica – 24(17, 18, 19)Heliconia nutans – 24(17, 19)Heliconia orthotricha – 13(54); 24(17)Heliconia orthotricha ‘Eden Pink’ – 24(19)Heliconia orthotricha ‘Garden of Eden’ – 24(18, 19)Heliconia pendula – 6(68); 24(17)Heliconia pendula ‘Bright Red’ – 24(19)Heliconia pendula ‘Red Waxy’ – 24(14, 19)Heliconia pogonantha – 6(69); 24(17, 19)Heliconia pseudoaemygdiana – 24(19)Heliconia psittacorum – 6(24); 14(73, 80); 17(73);24(18); 26(29)Heliconia psittacorum ‘Blush’ – 24(19)Heliconia psittacorum ‘Frosty Orange’ – 24(18, 19)Heliconia psittacorum ‘Halloween’ – 3(16)Heliconia psittacorum ‘Lady Di’ – 24(12)Heliconia psittacorum ‘Sassy’ – 10(31)Heliconia psittacorum x Heliconia spathocircinata‘Tropic’ – 24(13, 19)Heliconia psittacorum x Heliconia spathocircinata‘Tropifleur’ – 24(13, 19)Heliconia psittascorum – should be Heliconia35 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imagepsittacorumHeliconia rostata ‘Dwarf’ – 24(19)Heliconia rostrata – 6(68); 9(45); 10(31); 14(21, 73);17(73); 24(18, 19)Heliconia schiedeana – 24(19)Heliconia stricta – 24(18)Heliconia stricta ‘Dwarf Jamaican’ – 6(69); 24(19, 80);26(29)Heliconia subulata – 6(67-68); 24(18, 19)Heliconia wagneriana – 10(31); 31(82)Heliconia wagneriana ‘Torbo’ – 31(82)Heliconia x nickeriensis – 10(31)Helicteres isora - 2(74)Helionia librata – 24(19)Heliotrope – see HeliotropiumHeliotropium – 4(48)Heliotropium arborescens – 22(12); 27(33, 34)Heliotropium arborescens ‘Aureum’ – 22(33)Heliotropium arborescens ‘Sir Robert’ – 13(29); shouldbe Heliotropium arborescens ‘Lord Roberts’Helipterum manglesii – 15(70); renamed RhodanthemanglesiiHelipterum roseum – 15(70)Hellebores – 20(11)Helxine soleirolii – see Soleirolia soleiroliiHemerocallis - 2(59); 4(90); 6(51); 10(60); 11(83);12(12, 15); 13(36); 14(35); 16(73); 13(13); 19(23);20(10); 23(18); 24(25); 28(46); 30(18); also seeHemerocallis flavaHemerocallis flava ‘Crikey’ – 23(cover)Hemerocallis flava ‘Sea of Cortez’ – 23(18)Hemigraphis – 16(70); 17(69)Hemigraphis alternata – 9(33, 36); 22(37)Hemigraphis colorata – 19(76)Hemigraphis colorata ‘Exotica’ – 5(10); 9(36); 18(30)Hemionitis arifolia – 28(38)Hemiorchis – 22(27)Hen and Chicken Fern – see Asplenium bulbiferumHenna – see Lawsonia inermisHerald’s Trumpet – see Beaumontia grandifloraHerbert River Cherry – see Antidesma buniusHerbs – 22(46-51) Heartleaf – 30(52) Perilla – 31(50)Hernandia bivalvis – 30(12, 13)Hesperantha coccinea – 29(44)Heteronychus arator – 11(87)Heterotis rotundifolia – see Dissotis rotundifoliaHibbertia – 29(15)Hibbertia aspera – 15(34, 37)Hibbertia scandens - 1(73-74); 2(25); 3(38); 6(77);8(32); 11(28); 21(31)Hibbertia vestita – 8(33); 30(28)Hibiscus – 4(85, 89, 91); 6(7, 60); 10(12-16); 21(66);28(53)Hibiscus ‘Akane’ – 10(13)Hibiscus ‘Andersonii’ – 12(68)Hibiscus ‘Apache’ – 10(13)Hibiscus ‘Beach Ball – 10(13)Hibiscus ‘Bonnie’ – 10 (Cover)Hibiscus ‘Cooperi’ – 12(68)Hibiscus ‘Early American’ – 10(14)Hibiscus ‘Erin Rachael’ – 10(12)Hibiscus ‘Gloria Kathleen’ – 10(14)Hibiscus ‘Good Times’ – 10(14)Hibiscus ‘Lemon Empress’ – 10(14)Hibiscus ‘Leopard’ – 10(14)www.stgmagazine.com.auHibiscus ‘Lucy Margaret’ – 10(14); 13(30)Hibiscus ‘Misfire’ – 10(15)Hibiscus ‘Persephone’ – 10(15)Hibiscus ‘Psyche’ – 12(68)Hibiscus ‘Rose Queen’ – 27(21)Hibiscus ‘Ruth Wilcox’ – see Hibiscus albo lacinatusHibiscus ‘Shiner’ – 10(15)Hibiscus ‘Silver Rose’ – 10(15)Hibiscus ‘Smoky Mountain’ – 10(15)Hibiscus ‘Snow Queen’ – 25(43)Hibiscus ‘Strawberry Snow’ – 10(15)Hibiscus ‘Sun Shower’ – 10(16); 21(65)Hibiscus ‘Sunshine Coast’ – 10(16)Hibiscus ‘Suzanne’ – 10(16)Hibiscus ‘Swan Lake’ – 12(68); 14(12); 29(46)Hibiscus ‘Tossed Salad’ – 10(16)Hibiscus ‘Wedding Day’ – 10(16)Hibiscus ‘Wendy Jean’ – 10(16)Hibiscus ‘Work of Art’ – 10(16)Hibiscus acetosella – 11(83)Hibiscus albo lacinatus – 10(68)Hibiscus coccineus – 25(41)Hibiscus geranioides – 30(28)Hibiscus heterophyllus – 11(83); 15(53); 25(62-65)Hibiscus insularis – 15(73)Hibiscus manihot – 8(81)Hibiscus mutabilis – 16(32); 27(21, 23)Hibiscus mutabilis ‘Flora Plena’ – 16(33)Hibiscus normanii – 6(61)Hibiscus rosa-sinensis – 5(15); 10(13); 11(83); 12(61,68); 13(17); 19(13)Hibiscus rosa-sinensis ‘Cooperi’ – 12(33); 13(17);18(32)Hibiscus rosa-sinensis ‘Georgia’s Pearl’ – 11(28)Hibiscus rosa-sinensis ‘Ritzy’- 16(12, 13); 19(42, 46)Hibiscus rosa-sinensis ‘Rosalind’ – 10(15); 25(44, 46)Hibiscus rosa-sinensis ‘Roseflake’ – 12(68); 29(15)Hibiscus rosa-sinensis ‘Snowflake’ – 30(46)Hibiscus sabdariffa (rosella) – 8(80); 11(82); 15(52-55);16(68, 69); 17(67); 18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 21(67);22(67); 23(68); 24(66, 67, 68); 25(62, 72); 26(70);27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Hibiscus schizopetalus – 11(83); 12(64, 68); 14(73);17(72); 19(85); 29(15)Hibiscus sp. ‘Barambah Creek’ -16(24); 24(34, 37)Hibiscus splendens – 8(33); 10(68); 13(54); 16(24);31(90)Hibiscus tiliaceus - 1(74); 6(14, 15, 17); 11(54, 59, 83);also see Talipariti tiliaceumHibiscus tiliaceus ‘Variegata’ – 28(79)Hibiscus tiliaceus var. populneus – 11(28); seeHibiscus tiliaceus ‘Variegata’Hibiscus, Pink – see Hibiscus splendensHibiscus, Swamp – see Hibiscus coccineusHibiscus, Variegated – see Hibiscus rosa-sinensis‘Cooperi’Hickory ash – see Flindersia ifflaianaHicksbeachia pilosa – 30(60)Hicksbeachia pinnatifolia – 30(60)Hidden Ginger Lilies – see CurcumaHighland Pitpit – see Setaria palmifoliaHildewintera aureispina – see Cleistocactus winteriHimalayacalamus porcatus – 6(65)Himalayan Magnolia – see Michelia champaca;Magnolia champacaHimalayan Weeping Bamboo – see Drepanostachyumfalcatum36 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageHippeastrum - 1(12); 4(91); 12(14); 15(68, 73); 16(13,73); 19(13, 23); 28(46, 70)Hippeastrum papilio – 5(37); 25(44)Hippeastrum procerum – see Worsleya proceraHippeastrum puniceum - 1(10)Hippeastrum, Blue – see Worsleya proceraHippeastrum, Blue– see Worsleya proceraHoffmannia refulgens – 11(43)Holarrhena pubescens – see Wrightia antidysentericaHolly Fern – see Cyrtomium falcatum, CyrtomiummacrophyllumHolly Fuchsia - see Graptophyllum ilicifoliumHolly, Native – see Graptophyllum excelsum;Graptophyllum ilicifoliumHolly, Queensland – see Graptophyllum ilicifolium;Graptophyllum spinigerumHolly, Singapore – see Malpighia coccigeraHollyhock – see Althaea chinensis, Alcea roseaHolly-leaf Fuschia – see Graptophyllum ilicifoliumHolmskioldia – 4(89); renamed KaromiaHolmskioldia sanguinea – 15(73); 28(15)Holmskioldia tettensis – see Karomia tettensisHomalanthus nutans – 30(12, 13)Homalocladium platycladium – 21(75)Homalomena – 9(31)Homalomena ‘Golden Gem’ – 22(33)Homalomena wallisii ‘Harlequin’ - 30(46)Honey Blue Eye [fish] – see Pseudomugil mellisHoneybees – 23(42-45); 31(40-43)Honeysuckle – see LoniceraHoneysuckle, Cape – see Tecoma capensisHoneysuckle, Mexican – see Justicia spicigeraHong Kong Orchid Tree – see Bauhinia x blakeanaHong Kong Rose – see Rhodoleia championiiHooker’s Bauhinia – see Lysiphyllum hookeriHoop Pine – see Araucaria cunninghamiiHop Bush – see DodoneaHop Goodenia – see Goodenia ovataHorned Cucumber – see Cucumis metuliferusHorse Face – see Alocasia x amazonicaHorseradish – see Amoracia rusticumHorseradish Tree – see Moringa oleiferaHosta – 13(37)Hot Rio Nights Heliconia – see Heliconia ‘Hot RioNights’Hot Water Plant – see AchimenesHothouse – 10(91)Houttuynia cordata ‘Chameleon – 30(53)Houttuynia cordata ‘Court Jester’ – 30(53)Houttuynia cordata ‘Flore Pleno’ – 30(53)Houttuynia cordata ‘Tricolor’ – 30(53)Houttuynia cordata ‘Variegata’ – 25(40); 30(13)Hovea - 2(25); 5(69); 23(46, 47)Hovea acutifolia – 13(30, 56); 17(36, 37)Howea belmoreana - 1(47); 2(18)Howea forsteriana - 1(47); 2(17); 2(18); 7(28); 25(32)Hoya – 11(30-33); 15(34); 16(26-31); 25(20)Hoya ‘Green Exotica’ – 11(31)Hoya ‘Minibelle’ – 11(33)Hoya ‘Red Buttons’ – 11(30)Hoya acuta – 11(33); 16(30)Hoya amoena – 16(30)Hoya anulata – 16(29)Hoya archboldiana – 16(30)Hoya australis - 1(74); 9(55); 11(31, 78); 16(29);17(32); 22(54)Hoya australis subsp. australis – 16(28, 30)www.stgmagazine.com.auHoya australis subsp. oramicola – 16(30)Hoya australis subsp. rupicola – 16(28, 30)Hoya australis subsp. sanae – 16(28, 29)Hoya australis subsp. tenuipes – 16(29)Hoya bella – 11(32-33); 16(30)Hoya benquentensis – 11(30)Hoya bilobata – 16(29)Hoya burtoniae – 16(30)Hoya callistophylla – 16(29, 30)Hoya calycina – 16(30)Hoya carnosa – 11(33); 16(30); 17(20)Hoya caudata – 16(28, 30)Hoya chimera – 11(30-31)Hoya cinnamomifolia – 16(28, 30)Hoya clemensiorum – 16(30)Hoya coronaria – 16(28)Hoya cummingiana – 11(32-33)Hoya curtisii – 16(30)Hoya cystiantha – 16(28, 30)Hoya davidcummingii – 16(30)Hoya dennisii – 16(28, 30)Hoya endauensis – 16(30)Hoya engleriana – 16(30)Hoya flavida – 16(28, 30)Hoya glabra – 16(29)Hoya globulifera – 16(30)Hoya globulosa – 11(33)Hoya gobulosa – should be Hoya globulosaHoya greenii – 16(30)Hoya halophila – 16(28)Hoya heuschkeliana – 16(29, 30)Hoya imperialis – 16(28)Hoya kanyakumariana – 16(27, 28, 30); 17(8)Hoya kerrii – 11(33); 16(27); 30(13)Hoya kloppenburgii – 16(29, 30)Hoya lambii – 16(28)Hoya lanceolata – 11(32-33)Hoya lasiantha – 16(30)Hoya latifolia – 11(31)Hoya lauterbachii – 16(28, 30)Hoya linearis – 11(31, 33); 16(30)Hoya litoralis – 16(28, 29)Hoya lobbii – 11(30)Hoya loherii – 11(30)Hoya longifolia – 11(33)Hoya macgillivrayi – 11(31); 16(28, 30)Hoya magnifica – 16(29, 30)Hoya megalaster – 16(28, 30)Hoya meredithii – 16(30)Hoya microphylla – 16(28)Hoya mitrata – 16(29)Hoya multiflora ‘Shooting Star’ – 11(32-33)Hoya nummularioides – 16(27, 28, 30)Hoya nyhuusiae – 16(29)Hoya obscura – 11(30-31)Hoya onychoides – 16(30)Hoya pachyclada – 16(27)Hoya padangensis – 16(28, 30)Hoya patella – 16(28)Hoya pauciflora – 11(33)Hoya paxtonii – 11(32)Hoya polyneura – 11(33)Hoya polystachya – 16(28)Hoya pottsii – 7(7); 16(28, 29)Hoya praetorii – 16(28, 30)Hoya pubicalyx – 16(30)Hoya rigida – 16(28)37 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageHoya rubida – 16(28)Hoya rubra – 11(31)Hoya serpens – 16(30)Hoya shepherdii – 11(33)Hoya subcalva – 16(28, 30)Hoya subquintuplinervis – 16(28)Hoya sussuela – 16(29, 30)Hoya telosmoides – 16(29, 30)Hoya tjadasmalangensis – 16(30)Hoya trigonolobus – 16(28)Hoya vitellina – 16(30)Hoya waymaniae – 16(29, 30)Hoya, Native – see Hoya australisHuauzontle (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); 16(68, 69);also see Chenopodium berlandieri subsp. nuttalliaeHuernia pillansii – 8(18)Humboldtia – 21(35)Humectants – 4(31)Hummel’s Sunset – see Crassula ovata ‘Hummel’sSunset’Hummingbird Tree – see Sesbania grandifloraHumulus lupulus ‘Aureus’ – 22(28, 32)Humus – 21(53)Huo Shao Hua – see Radermachera igneaHuperzia – 25(20)Huperzia dalhousieana – 10(38)Huperzia phlegmarioides – 10(38)Huperzia squarrosa – 10(38); 28(38)Hurricane Palm - see Dictyosperma albumHusk Tomato – see Physalis pruinosaHuttum calyptratum – see Barringtonia calyptrataHyacinth Bean – see Dolichos lablabHyacinth, Kenya – see Sansevieria parvaHyacith Orchid – see Dipodium variegatum;Arpophyllum spicatumHybrids – 21(41)Hydrangea macrophylla – 15(73); 25(44)Hydrangea, Tropical – see Dombeya wallichiiHydrangeas – 4(89); 6(51)Hydrilla verticillata – 22(52)Hydrocleys nymphoides – 24(31)Hylocereus – 24(34)Hylocereus polyrhizus – 31(14)Hylocereus undatus - 4(80); 11(85); 14(73); 17(73);24(34); 31(14)Hymenocallis - 1(12); 8(29); 16(70); 17(69); 21(66)Hymenocallis caribaea ‘Variegata’ – 24(32)Hymenocallis coronaria – 27(19)Hymenocallis littoralis – 1(10); 3(16); 4(11); 14(12, 20,73); 16(13); 17(69, 73); 23(19)Hymenocallis narcissiflora – see Ismene narcissifloraHymenosporum flavum – 9(43); 14(94); 16(72); 20(72,73); 28(53)Hyophorbe lagenicaulis - 1(74); 6(17); 7(25); 14(12,13)Hyophorbe verschaffeltii – 7(25); 9(47)Hypoestes aristata – 13(30); 15(73); 16(16, 17)Hypoestes phyllostachya – 29(15)Hypolytrum nemorum – 17(12)Hypolytrum nervosum – 25(14); should be Hypolytrumnemorum-I-Iberis amara – 15(70); 18(68); 19(70); 20(68); 22(70);23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 30(70); 31(72)Iboza riparia – see Tetradenia ripariawww.stgmagazine.com.auIce Cream Bean - see Inga edulisIce Plant – see Lampranthus aurantiacus; ApteniacordifoliaIce-blue Calathea – see Calathea burle-marxiiIceland Poppy – see Papaver nudicauleIfafa Lily – see CyrtanthusIllawarra Flame Tree – see Brachychiton acerifoliusIllawarra Plum – see Podocarpus elatusImpatiens balsamina – 15(70); 18(68); 19(70); 20(68);22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 30(70);31(72)Impatiens congolensis – see Impatiens niamniamensisImpatiens niamniamensis – 20(77)Impatiens walleriana – 17(68); 18(68); 19(70); 20(68);21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(44, 74); 26(40, 72);27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Imperial Gold Philodendron – see Philodendron‘Moonlight’Inca Lily – see AlstroemeriaInch Plant – see Callisia fragansIndian Arrowroot – see Tacca leontopetaloidesIndian Beech – see Pongamia pinnata; Millettia pinnataIndian Clock Vine – see Thunbergia mysorensisIndian Cress – see Tropaeolum majusIndian Curry Tree – see Murraya koenigiiIndian Fig – see Opuntia ficus-indicaIndian Gherkin, West – see Cucumis anguriaIndian Gourd – see Praecitrullus fistulosus; Citrullusmarmelon var. fastulosum; Benincasa fisulosaIndian Hawthorn – see Rhaphiolepis indicaIndian Head Ginger – see Costus woodsoniiIndian Kapok – see Bombax ceibaIndian Laburnum – see Cassia fistulaIndian Mast Tree - see Polyalthia longifolia ‘Pendula’Indian Orchid Tree – see Bauhinia variegataIndian Pennywort – see Bacopa monnieriIndian Red Heliconia – see Heliconia indica ‘Rubra’Indian Round Gourd – see Praecitrullus fistulosus,Benincasa fistulosaIndian Saffron – see Curcuma longaIndian Sage - Plectranthus amboinicusIndian Tamarind – see Tamarindus indicaIndigenous plant, def’n – 3(72)Indigofera australis – 5(69)Indonesian Lovegrass – see Pogonatherum paniceumIndonesian Wax Ginger – see TapeinochilosananassaeIndoor plants – 7(27-29)Inga edulis - 1(82); 4(6)Insecticides, Home remedies – 16(50); 18(64)Integrated pest control - 2(68); 15(40-41)Intsia bijuga – 6(30)Iochroma cyaneum – 10(37); 27(42)Iochroma purpureum – 10(37)Ipe – see Tabebuia impetiginosa; HandroanthusimpetiginosusIpomea – 10(23); should be IpomoeaIpomoea abrupta – 10(30)Ipomoea alba – 17(32)Ipomoea aquatica – 6(34, 78); 18(71); 19(73); 20(70);21(71); 25(73)Ipomoea batatas – 6(34); 7(75); 8(29); 14(53); 16(54,67, 68); 18(71); 19(38, 73); 20(70); 21(71); 24(34);28(65); 29(15); 30(13); 31(16)Ipomoea batatas ‘Chartreuse’ – 22(30)Ipomoea batatas ‘Margarita’ – 22(30); 31(16)Ipomoea batatas ‘Marguerite’ – 22(30)38 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageIpomoea batatas ‘Sweet Caroline Sweetheart LightGreen’ – 23(67)Ipomoea batatas ‘Sweet Caroline Sweetheart Purple’ –23(67)Ipomoea batatas ‘Sweet Caroline Sweetheart Red’ –23(67)Ipomoea carnea – 14(73); 16(16, 85); 17(72); renamedas Ipomoea carnea subsp. fistulosaIpomoea carnea subsp. fistulosa – 24(34); 30(13)Ipomoea horsfalliae ‘Briggsii’ - 15(34, 38); 16(12);27(23)Ipomoea indica (weed) – 28(45)Ipomoea tuberosa – 11 (7)Ipomoea, Shrub – see Ipomoea carneaIresine – 4(71); 16(70); 17(69)Iresine diffusa f. lindenii – 12(62); 22(12)Iresine herbstii ‘Aureo-Reticulata’ – 30(47)Iresine herbstii ‘Brilliantissima’ – 17(69); 22(12);27(19); 30(46, 47)Iresine lindeni – see Iresine diffusa f. lindeniiIridomyrmex cordatus – 24(77)Iris – 9(26); 30(18)Iris domestica – 20(30); 23(16, 17)Iris martinicensis – see Trimezia martinicensisIris orientalis var. alba – 18(40)Iris pseudacorus – 18(39); 25(40)Iris stylosa – see Iris unguicularisIris tectorum – 18(24, 40)Iris tingitana x Iris xiphium – 18(41)Iris unguicularis – 18(41)Iris virginica – 18(39)Iris x hollandica – see Iris tingitana x Iris xiphiumIris, Algerian – see Iris unguicularisIris, Blue Flag – see Iris virginicaIris, Brazilian Walking – see Neomarica gracilisIris, Butterfly – see DietesIris, Dutch – see Iris x hollandicaIris, Jamaican – see Xiphidium caeruleumIris, Louisiana – 13(36); 18(38)Iris, Native – see Patersonia sericeaIris, Roof– see Iris tectorumIris, Spanish – see Dietes bicolorIris, Turkey – see Iris orientalis var. albaIris, Walking – see Neomarica gracilisIris, Wild – see Dietes; NeomaricaIris, Yellow Flag – see Iris pseudacorusIris, Yellow Walking – see Trimezia martinicensisIron – 15(49); 16(53)Iron Cross Begonia – see Begonia masonianaIron Malletwood – see Rhodamnia sessilifloraIsland Cabbage – see Abelmoschus manihotIsmene – 21(66)Ismene narcissiflora – 14(26); 19(24)Isolepis fluitans – 22(53)Isolepis nodosa – see Ficinia nodosaIsopogon anemonifolius – 25(44, 47)Isopogon petiolaris – 8(33)Isotoma axillaris – 13(30); 23(72); 26(72); 27(72);28(68); 30(29, 70); 31(72)Israeli Ruscus – see Ruscus hypophyllumItalian Lavender – see Lavandula stoechasIvory Cane Palm – see Pinanga kuhlii; PinangacoronataIvory Curl Flower - see Buckinghamia celsissimaIvy-leaved Geranium – see Pelargonium peltatumIvy-leaved Toadflax – see Cymbalaria muralisIvy-leaved Violet – see Viola banksiiwww.stgmagazine.com.auIxora - 1(10); 2(74); 4(28, 68); 7(18); 10(26); 11(83);14(73); 17(72); 28(53); 31(23)Ixora ‘Coral Fire’ – 19(40)Ixora ‘Exotica’ – 19(40)Ixora ‘Gold Fire’ – 19(40)Ixora ‘Pink Malay’ – 19(40); 24(32)Ixora ‘Prince of Orange’ – 19(40)Ixora ‘Super’ – 17(73)Ixora chinensis – 10(26); 12(68); 18(31); 19(40), 27(42)Ixora chinensis ‘Peggy’ – 12(18)Ixora chinensis ‘Pygmy Pink’ – 12(31, 70)Ixora chinensis ‘Sunkist’ – 12 (18, 70)Ixora chinensis ‘Sunshine Dwarf’ – 12(70)Ixora coccinea – 4(68); 19(40)Ixora javanica – 11(83)Ixora klanderiana – 17(12)Ixora, Native – see Ixora klanderiana-J-Jaboticaba – see Myrciaria caulifloraJaboticaba, Yellow – see Myrciaria glomerataJacaranda – 7(44); 12(12)Jacaranda mimosifolia - 1(10, 71); 3(16); 11(54, 58);12(14); 13(28); 16(20, 72); 19(26); 20(72, 73)Jacaranda mimosifolia ‘White Christmas’ – 20(12)Jack Bean – see Canavalia ensiformisJacob’s Ladder – see Pedilanthes tithymaloidesJacob’s Lily - see SprekeliaJacobaea maritima – 18(68); 19(70); 20(68); 22(70);23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 30(70); 31(72)Jacobean Lily - see Sprekelia formosissimaJacobinia carnea – see Justicia carneaJacobinia coccinea – see Pachystachys coccineaJacobinia, Pink – see Justicia carneaJacobinia, Yellow – see Justicia aureaJacon – see Polymnia sanchifoliaJade Magic – see PorphyrocomaJade Plant, Golden – Crassula ovata ‘Hummel’sSunset’; Portulacaria afra ‘Aurea’Jade Tree – see Crassula ovataJade Vine - see Strongylodon macrobotrysJade Vine, Red - see Mucuna novoguineensisJade, Trailing – see Senecio jacobseniiJade, Weeping – see Senecio jacobseniiJagera pseudorhus – 11(42); 31(48)Jagera pseudorhus var. pseudorhus – 31(44)Jalmenus evagoras – 9(42)Jamaican Iris – see Xiphidium caeruleumJambolan Plum – see Syzygium cumuniJambu Bol – see Syzygium malaccenseJanet Craig – see Dracaena deremensisJapanese Boxthorn – see Serissa japonicaJapanese garden design – 17(14-17)Japanese Lantern – see Hibiscus schizopetalusJapanese Lawn Grass – see Zoysia japonicaJapanese Maples – see Acer palmatatumJapanese Millet – see Echinochloa crus-galliJapanese Sago Palm – see Cycas revolutaJapanese Wisteria – see Wisteria floribundaJasmine, Angel Wing – see Jasminum laurifoliumJasmine, Arabian – see Jasminum sambacJasmine, Azores – see Jasminum azoricumJasmine, Brazilian – see Mandevilla sanderiJasmine, Carolina – see Gelsemium sempervirensJasmine, Climbing – see Jasminum polyanthumJasmine, Confederate – see Jasminum laurifolium39 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageforma nitidumJasmine, Hedge – see Jasminum multiflorumJasmine, Madagascar – see Stephanotis floribundaJasmine, Native – see Jasminum simplicifoliumJasmine, Star – see Jasminum multiflorum;Trachelospermum jasminoidesJasmine, Tree – see Radermachera igneaJasminum - 1(74)Jasminum azoricum – 20(42)Jasminum laurifolium – 14(95); also see see Jasminumlaurifolium forma nitidumJasminum laurifolium forma nitidum – 18(83)Jasminum multiflorum – 4(56); 12(71); 15(73)Jasminum nitidum – see Jasminum laurifolium formanitidumJasminum nobile subsp. rex – 31(77)Jasminum officinale – 11(83)Jasminum polyanthum – 14(95); 17(19); 18(83); 29(46)Jasminum rex – see Jasminum nobile subsp. rexJasminum sambac – 11(83); 14(25); 17(73); 26(32,33); 29(70); 31(24)Jasminum sambac ‘Chinese Emporer’ – 26(32)Jasminum sambac ‘Chinese Empress’ – 26(32)Jasminum sambac ‘Duchess’ – 26(32)Jasminum sambac ‘Grand Duke of Tuscany’ – 26(32);29(64)Jasminum simplicifolium – 11(78)Jatropha multifida – 12(43); 31(8)Java Pinanga Palm – see Pinanga coronataJava Pink Spiral Ginger – see Costus speciosus ‘JavaPink’Java Plum – see Syzygium cumuniJavanese Cassia – see Cassia javanicaJelly Beans – see Sedum x rubrotinctum ‘Aurora’Jelly Palm – see Butia capitataJellybean Ginger – see Kaempferia laoticaJerusalum Artichoke – see Helianthus tuberosusJew’s Mellow – see Corchorus olitoriusJewel Orchid – see Haemaria discolorJicama (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); see alsoPachyrhizus erosusJoey Palm – see Johannesteijsmannia altifronsJohannesteijsmannia altifrons – 19(82)Johannesteijsmannia magnifica – 9(31); Image 9(34)should be Zingiber collinsiiJohnson Grass – see Sorghum halepenseJohnstone River Almond – see Elaeocarpus bancroftiiJohnstone River Apple – see Syzygium erythrocalyxJonquils – 3(90)Joseph’s Coat - see Alternanthera ficoidea;Alternanthera bettzickiana; Amaranthus tricolorJungle Fire Plant – see Excoercaria cochinchinensisJungle Gold – see Cornukaempheria aurantifloraJungle Poinsettia – see Warszewiczia coccineaJuniperus confertus - 1(73)Justicia – 16(70); 17(69)Justicia adhatoda - 16(16, 72); 19(28); 28(46, 49)Justicia aurea - 2(74); 15(73); 18(12); 20(37); 22(13)Justicia betonica – 11(36); 19(29)Justicia brandegeeana – 11(36); 16(71, 73); 17(73);18(42, 43); 19(30); 22(12)Justicia brandegeeana ‘Yellow Queen’ – 22(12)Justicia candicans – 12(71)Justicia carnea – 15(73); 18(13); 20(37)Justicia carnea ‘Alba’ – 22(13)Justicia carnea ‘Huntington Form’ – 22(13)Justicia carnea ‘Radiant’ - see Justicia carneawww.stgmagazine.com.au‘Huntington Form’Justicia coccinea – see Odontonema cuspidatum; alsosee Pachystachys coccineaJusticia fragilis – 9(33, 36)Justicia fulvicoma – 19(31)Justicia nodosa – 18(14)Justicia scheidweileri – see Porphyrocoma pohlianaJusticia spicata – see Pachystachys spicataJusticia spicigera – 12(71); 16(16); 18(15)Justicia umbrosa – see Justicia aureaJute Mallow – see Corchorus olitorius-K-Kaempferia – 16(70); 17(69); 21(66); 22(26)Kaempferia decora – see Siphonochilus decorusKaempferia elegans – 30(46, 49)Kaempferia elegans ‘Shazam’ –3(25); 23(19)Kaempferia galanga – 29(54)Kaempferia kirkii – see Siphonochilus kirkiiKaempferia pulchra – 17(73); 22(26); renamedKaempferia elegansKaempferia rocoeana – 3(25)Kaempferia rosea – see Siphonochilus kirkiiKaffir Lily – see Clivia miniataKaffir Lime – see Citrus hystrixKahili Ginger – see Hedychium gardnerianumKailan (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); see alsoBrassica oleracea Alboglabra Group; Brassicaoleracea var. alboglabraKailarsenia ochreata – see Larsenaikia ochreataKakadu Plum – see Terminalia ferdinandianaKalanchoe ‘Fang’ – 8(17)Kalanchoe beharensis - 2(14); 6(54); 21(42)Kalanchoe blossfeldiana - 1(73); 2(14); 15(73); 22(37)Kalanchoe longiflora var. coccinea – see KalanchoesexangularisKalanchoe orgyalis - 2(14)Kalanchoe pumila – 8(67-68)Kalanchoe sexangularis – 8(17); 16(84)Kalanchoe tomentosa – 10(82)Kalanchoe tomentosa ‘Chocolate Soldier’ – 6(46)Kalanchoe tomentosa ‘Ginger’ – 6(46)Kalanchoe tomentosa var. fievetlii – 8(18)Kale – 3(91); see Brassica oleracea var. sabellica; alsosee Brassica oleracea var. viridisKamala, Red – see Mallotus philippensisKangaroo Bells – see Artanema fibriatumKangaroo Fern – see Microsorium diversifoliumKangaroo Grass – see Themeda triandraKangaroo Paws - see AnigozanthosKangaroo Vine – see Cissus antarcticaKangkong – see lpomoea aquaticaKanluang – see Nauclea orientalisKapok Tree, Native – see Cochlospermum gillivraeiKapok, Indian – see Bombax ceibaKaromia tettensis – 23(24)Kasalong Kham – see Radermachera igneaKatuk – see Sauropus androgynusKauri pine – see Agathis robustaKedah Bungor – see Lagerstroemia floribundaKefford’s Marsh Fern – see Cyclosorus subpubescens‘Keffordii’Kei Apple – see Dovyalis caffra; Aberia caffraKeiffer lime – see Citrus hystrixKentia Palm - see HoweaKentucky Bluegrass – see Poa pratensis40 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageKe-ril (aboriginal) – see Native FigsKernite – 15(49)Kerriodoxa elegans – 9(31); 14(21); 26(84)Khasia Bamboo – see Drepanostachyum khasianumKhaya senegalensis – 21(65)Kigelia africana – 21(36-37)Kikuyu – see Pennisetum clandestinumKing Fern – see Angiopteris evectaKing of Foliage Plants – see Cordyline fruticosaKing Rock Orchid – see Dendrobium speciosumKing Shahtoot Mulberry – 10(55)King Thai Palm – see Kerriodoxa elegansKing’s Crown - see Justicia aureaKing’s Mantle – see Thunbergia erectaKiss Me Quick – see Brunfelsia australisKitten Tails – see Acalypha reptans var. pygmaeaKiwi Ti – see Cordyline fruticosa ‘Kiwi’Kiwifruit – see Actinidia deliciosaKleinia petraea – see Senecio jacobseniiKnobby Club Rush – see Ficinia nodosaKoala – 13(10); 27(50-51)Koala Fern – see Caustis blakeiKock’s Bauhinia – see Bauhinia kockianaKohleria – 29(24)Kohlrabi (vegetable) – 15(69); 16(69); also seeBrassica oleracea var. gongylodesKoi – see Cyprinus carpioKopsia fruticosa – 9(6); 12(42)Korean Grass – see Zoysia matrellaKorean Mint – see Agastache rugosaKreysignia multiflora – see Tripladenia cunninghamiiKuhlii Palm – see Pinanga coronataKumquat – 21(58-59)Kunkerberry – see Carissa spinarumKunzea baxteri – 7(13)Kunzea pomifera – 9(62-63)Kunzeas – 7(9)Kuranda Quandong – see Elaeocarpus bancroftii;Elaeocarpus johnsoniiKurrajong, Red - see Brachychiton paradoxumKuwai – see Sagittaria sagittifoliaKuwano (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); also seeCucumis metuliferusKwila/Johnstone River teak – see Intsia bijuga-L-Lablab Bean – see Dolichos lablab, Lablab purpureusLablab purpureus (lablab/poor man’s bean)– 8(29, 80);11(82); 14(55); 16(68, 69); 17(65, 67); 18(67); 19(67);20(67); 21(56, 66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72);26(70); 27(70); 28(65, 66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Laburnum, Indian – see Cassia fistulaLaburnum, Sea-coast – see Sophora tomentosaLace Bark – see Brachychiton discolorLace Fern – see Asplenium dimorphum; MicrolepiastrigosaLacewings – 7(73); 26(53)Lactuca sativa (lettuce) – 14(55); 16(67); 17(67);19(66); 20(66); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72);26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Lacy Evodia – see Melicope denhamiiLady Bank’s Rose – see Rosa banksiaeLady beetles – 7(73); 26(55)Lady of the Night – see Cestrum nocturnum; Brunfelsiaamericana; Hylocerues sp.Lady Palm - see Rhapis excelsawww.stgmagazine.com.auLady Slipper Vine – see Thunbergia mysorensisLady’s Fingers – see Abelmoschus esculentusLady’s Purse – see CalceolariaLadybird beetles – 26(55)Laelia - 2(48); 9(68); 14(30)Laelia purpurata – 10(45)Laeliocattleya - 14(30)Lagenaria siceraria (New Guinea bean/bottle gourd) –17(67); 18(66); 20(67); 21(57, 66); 22(66); 24(68);25(72); 26(70); 28(65, 66); 29(66); 30(69)Lagerstroemia – 4(89)Lagerstroemia faurieri – 31(49)Lagerstroemia floribunda – 13(42); 18(11)Lagerstroemia indica - 2(60); 3(16); 5(69); 10(68);12(14); 19(40); 20(72); 22(18); 26(41); 28(21); 31(22,44, 49)Lagerstroemia speciosa - 2(60); 11(54); 20(72)Lagos Spinach – see Celosia argentea var. argenteaLagunaria patersonia – 16(18)Laksa Plant – see Persicaria odorata; PolygonumodoratumLamb’s Ears – see Stachys byzantinaLampides boeticus (butterfly) – 31(63)Lampranthus aurantiacus – 9(90); 11(41)Lampranthus aureus – 21(42, 43)Land Cress – see Barbarea vernaLangsdorg’s Tobacco – see Nicotiana langsdorffiiLantana – 6(98)Lantana camara – 29(53)Lapeirousia laxa – see Freesia laxaLarge Butcher’s Broom – see Ruscus hypophyllumLarge Mock Olive – see Notolaea longifoliaLarge-fruited Orange-thorn – see PittosporumspinescensLarge-leafed Glory-bush – see Tibouchina heteromallaLarge-leaved Palm Lily – see Cordyline petiolarisLarkspur – see DelphiniumLarsenaikia ochreata – 23(49)Lasiandra, Native – see Melastoma affineLasseter’s Gold Philodendron – see Philodendron‘Lasseter’s Gold’Latan Palm, Yellow – see Latania verschaffeltiiLatania aurea – see Latania verschaffeltiiLatania loddigesii – 30(84)Latania lontaroides – 12(54, 57)Latania lontaroides – 30(84)Latania verschaffeltii – 30(84)Late Crepe-Myrtle – see Lagerstroemia floribundaLathyrus odoratus – 18(69); 19(71); 20(69); 22(71);23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 30(70); 31(72);Laurentia – see Isotoma axillarisLaurus nobilis – 17(50, 51)Lavandula – 11(82); 17(32)Lavandula dentata – 8(67); 12(13); 16(72)Lavandula stoechas ‘Avonview’ – 16(12)Lavandula x allardii – 11(10)Lavandula x allardii x dentata ‘Derwent Grey’ – 12(9)Lavender – 4(48); 5(69); 11(10); 20(10)Lavender Star – see Grewia occidentalisLavender, French – see Lavandula dentataLavender, Italian – see Lavandula stoechasLawn bettle larvae – 11(86-88)Lawn Chamomile – see Chamaemelum nobile;Anthemis nobilisLawn Indigo – see Indigofera spicataLawn seed – 7(82-83)Lawn traffic damage – 20(60-63)41 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageLawn, drought management – 3(82)Lawn, grey mould – 15(64)Lawns – 21(69)Lawsonia enermis – 8(60), 12(69)Lawsonia inerme – should be Lawsonia enermisLeaf Cactus – see Pereskia aculeataLeaf Ginseng – see Talinum triangulareLeaf Mustard – see Brassica junceaLeaf rust – 10(60)Leather Fern – see Rumohra adiantiformisLebanese Cress – see Aethionema cordifoliumLebanese Cucumber – 10(87)Ledebouria petiolata – 10(33); 19(24)Ledebouria revoluta – 10(33)Ledebouria socialis – 10(33)Ledebouria violacea – 10(33)Leea indica - 12(54, 58)Leea rubra - 2(73)Leek (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); also see AlliumporrumLeek Lily – see Bulbine alataLegumes – 15(49)Leichhardt Bean – see Cassia brewsteriLeichhardt Bean – see Cassia brewsteriLeichhardt Tree – see Nauclea orientalisLeionema – 6(60)Lemon and Lime – see Philodendron hederaceum‘Lemon Lime’Lemon Aspen – see Acronychia acidulaLemon Balm – 5(69); see Melissa officinalisLemon Grass – see Cymbopogon citratusLemon Grass, Native – see Cymbopogon ambiguous;Cymbogogon bombycinusLemon Ironbark – see Eucalyptus staigerianaLemon Ironwood – see Backhousia citriodoraLemon Migrant Butterfly – see Catopsilia pomonaLemon Myrtle – see Backhousia citriodoraLemon Scented Gum - see Corymbia citriodoraLemon Scented Myrtle - see Backhousia citriodoraLemon Verbena – see Aloysia citriodoraLemon Wardnee - see Eucalyptus staigerianaLemongrass – see Cymbopogon citratusLemongrass, East Indian – see CymbopogonflexuosusLemon-scented Plectranthus – see Plectranthus bellusLemon-scented Tea Tree – see LeptospermumpetersoniiLenwebbia – 24(29)Leonotis leonorus – see 12(13, 15); 16(13, 16)Leopard Lily – see Belamcanda chinensis; IrisdomesticaLeopard Tree – see Caesalpinia ferreaLepechinia hastate – 31(23)Lepiderema pulchella - 1(57); 12(54, 56)Lepidozamia - 1(61); 29(26-29); 30(44)Lepidozamia hopei – 17(12); 29(28)Lepidozamia peroffskyana – 9(42); 18(18, 20); 29(28,29)Lepironia articulata – 12(54); 17(13, 36, 38)Leptocneria reducta – 11(47); 22(83)Leptospermum – 13(12)Leptospermum ‘Pink Cascade’ – 30(27, 30)Leptospermum brachyandrum – 3(49); also refer toLeptospermum madidum subsp. sativumLeptospermum laevigatum – 1(74); 8(52)Leptospermum longifolium – see Leptospermummadidum subsp. madidumwww.stgmagazine.com.auLeptospermum madidum - 2(73, 74); 6(29); 8(78-79);20(42, 46)Leptospermum madidum subsp. madidum – 20(46);27(11)Leptospermum madidum subsp. sativum – 12(35);20(46)Leptospermum petersonii – 14(38)Leptospermum polygalifolium ‘Cardwell’ – 5(69); 6(77);14(26)Leptospermum scroparium – 16(72); 31(41)Leptospermum semibaccatum – 6(77)Leptospernum liversidgei – 6(77)Lettuce – 10(87); 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); see LactucasativaLettuce Tree – see Pisonia grandis var. alba; Pisoniagrandis ‘Alba’Leucadendrons – 8(88)Leucanthemum x superbum – 14(35); 30(16, 18)Leucojum aestivum – 19(24)Leucophyllum frutescens – 16(16)Levisticum officinale – 17(51)Licorice Plant – see Helichrysum petiolareLicuala elegans – 25(14)Licuala grandis – 4(12); 13(16); 14(89)Licuala mattanensis ‘Mapu’ – 30(72)Licuala orbicularis – 30(72)Licuala ramsayi – 11(46); 12(35, 54); 17(12); 18(42)Ligustrum sinense ‘Lemon & Lime’ – 22(33)Lilac Elegance – see Leucophyllum frutescensLilac Flame Violet – see Episcia x wilsonii ‘Pinkiscia’Lilacs – see Syringa vulgarisLilies, True – see LiliumLilium formosanum – 11(83)Lilium spp. - 19(23)Lilliums – 3(90)Lily caterpillar – 27(10); also see Spodoptera pictaLily of the Nile – see Agapanthus praecoxLilypilly – see SyzygiumLima Bean (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); alsosee Phaseolus lunatusLime Light Fern – see Microlepia speluncaeLime, builders – 16(52)Lime, Desert – see Citrus glaucaLime, Finger – see Citrus australasicaLime, hydrated – 16(52)Lime, Kaffir– see Citrus hystrixLime, Mount White – see Citrus garawayiLime, Round – see Citrus australisLime, Russel River – see Citrus inodoraLime, soil additive – 13(77); 15(48); 16(52, 53)Lime, Tahitian – 12(72)Limelight – see Dracaena fragrans ‘Limelight’Limes, Native – 12(72-73)Limestone – 15(49); 16(52, 53); also see CalciumcarbonateLimnodynasts peronii – 7(70)Limnophila chinensis subsp. aromatica - 27(55)Limonium sinuatum - 1(73)Linaria – see Linaria maroccanaLinaria maroccana – 18(68); 19(70); 20(68); 22(70);23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 30(70); 31(72)Linospadix monostachya - 2(18)Lion’s Ear – see Leonotis leonorusLion’s Tail – see Leonotis leonorusLipstick Palm – see Cyrtostachys rendaLipstick Plant – see AeschynanthusLipstick Tree – see Bixa orellana42 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageLiquidamber – 4(24); 12(14)Liquidamber styraciflua – 12(14); 26(41); 31(19, 21, 22,44, 45)Liquorice Plant – see Helichrysum petiolareLiriope – 4(11); 5(89, 90); 8(29); 16(70); 25(35)Liriope muscari - 2(59); 6(24)Liriope muscari ‘Evergreen Giant’ – 14(12); 17(73)Liriope muscari ‘Variegata’ – 10(26)Litchi chinensis – 25(59)Lithophyte - 1(25); 7(65)Lithops – 12(48)Lithops herrei – 12(48)Lithops olivacea var. olivacea – 12(48)Litoria caerulea – 7(70)Litoria fallax – 7(70)Litoria rothii – 15(7)Little Boy Blue – see Otacanthus coeruleusLittle Dog Rose – see Dombeya tiliaceaLittle Euodia – see Melicope rubraLittle Kurrajong – see Brachychiton bidwilliiLittle Penda – see Xanthostemon verticillatusLiving Stones – see LithopsLivingstone Daisy – see Dorotheanthus bellidiformisLivistona australis – 8(31); 11(73); 27(48)Livistona benthami – 9(51)Livistona decipiens – 6(31); 17(12)Livistona decora – 27(48); also see Livistona decipiensLivistona drudei – 17(12); 27(48)Livistona muelleri – 6(31); 17(36, 40)Livistonia – 17(11)Lizard Tail – see Houttuynia cordata ‘Variegata’Lloyd’s Native Olive – see Noteleya lloydiiLobelia erinus – 15(70); 16(70); 17(68); 18(28, 68);19(70); 20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74);26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 30(70); 31(72)Lobelia membranacea – 15(73); 16(73); 24(34)Lobelia taccada – see Scaevola taccadaLobelia trigonocaulis – 15(34); 16(24, 25); 25(44, 48)Lobelia, Forest – see Lobelia trigonocaulisLobelia, Native Blue – see Lobelia membranaceaLobster Claw – see Heliconia bihai; Ruellia chartaceaLobster Flower – see Plectranthus neochilusLobularia maritima – 11(83); 16(70); 17(68); 18(28,69); 19(71); 20(69); 21(68); 22(71); 23(72); 24(70);25(74); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Lockjaw, human disease – see TetanusLolium multiflorum – 7(83)Lolium perenne – 7(83)Lolly Bush – see Clerodendron floribundumLomandra - 1(78); 6(55); 7(13, 62); 8(32); 10(71);14(35); 16(70); 30(29, 30)Lomandra confertifolia – 3(56); 8(32); 12(54, 58);13(54); 20(81)Lomandra filiformis – 27(42)Lomandra hystrix – 7(20); 12(54); 17(68)Lomandra longifolia – 3(56); 4(11); 17(12)Lomandra multiflora – 22(53)Lomatia silaifolia – 6(77); 16(24)Lombok – see Brassica rapa subsp. pekinensisLonchura castaneothorax – 17(44, 45, 46)Long Bean – see Vigna unguicula var. sequipedalisLong John – see Triplaris surinamennsis, Triplarisweigeltiana, Triplaris cumingianaLong Leaf Fig – see Ficus bennendijkii ‘Alii’Longans – see Dimocarpus longanLong-leaved Bitter Bark – see Petalostigma triloculareLonicera cultivars – 17(31, 32)www.stgmagazine.com.auLonicera hildebrandiana – 26(85)Lonicera japonica – 11(12, 28)Loofah – see Luffa aegyptiacaLoofah, Angled – see Luffa acutangulaLophanthera lactescens – 11(28); 15(73); 20(73);25(80)Lophostemon confertus – 4(19); 5(69)Lophostemon lactifluus - 2(74)Lopsidedness – 23(35)Loquat – see Eriobotrya japonicaLoropetalum chinense – 16(72)Loropetalum chinense ‘Rassleberry’ – 12(69)Loropetalum chinense ‘Rubrum’ – 10(68); should beLoropetalum chinense var. rubrumLoropetalum chinense var. rubrum – 13(13)Lotus - see Nelumbo nuciferaLouisiana Iris – 7(69); 8(12); 18(38)Lovage – see Levisticum officinaleLove Charm – see Bignonia callistegioidesLove Flower – see Pseuderanthemum variabileLove Grass – see Miscanthus sinensisLovegrass, Indonesian – see Pogonatherum paniceumLove-in-a-mist – see Nigella damascenaLovejoy – see Episcia x wilsonii ‘Pinkiscia’Love-lies-bleeding – see Amaranthus caudatusLowland Pitpit – see Saccharum eduleLucabensis Palm – see Dypsis madagascariensisLucerne – see Medicago sativaLudisia discolor – see Haemaria discolorLudwigia arcuata – 26(36)Luffa – see Luffa aegyptiacaLuffa acutangula (angled luffa) – 20(67); 21(66);23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(65, 66);29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Luffa aegyptiaca (luffa) – 11(82); 14(71); 15(69); 16(67,69); 17 (65, 67); 18(67); 19(66); 20(67); 21(56, 66);22(66); 23(68); 24(67, 68); 25(72, 73); 26(70); 27(55,70); 28(65, 66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Luffa cylindrica – see Luffa aegyptiacaLuffa, Angled – see Luffa acutangulaLychee – 5(68); see Litchi chinensisLycianthes rantonnetii – 13(30); 14(73)Lycopersicon esculentum – 19(56, 67)Lycopersicon esculentum var. cerasiforme – 19(56-57,67); see Solanum lycopersicum var. cerasiformeLycopersicon lycopersicum – 7(75); 8(29); refer toSolanum lycopersicumLycopersicon pimpellifolium – 19(56)Lycopodiella – 10(38)Lycopodium – 10(38)Lycopodium nudum – see Psilotum nudumLycoris aurea – 15(68); 19(24); 27(72)Lygodium microphyllum – 23(75); 28(38)Lygodium scandens – see Lygodium microphyllumLysimachia congestiflora ‘Gold Clusters’ – 22(11, 33)Lysiphyllum cunninghamii - 2(74)Lysiphyllum hookeri – 16(72); 31(80)Lytocaryum weddellianum - 2(18); 15(82)-M-Macadamia integrifolia - 1(31); 3(16); 5(68); 11(78);30(60)Macadamia spotting bug – 4 (64)Macadamia tetraphylla – 30(60)Macaranga tanarius - 1(74)Macathur Palm – see Ptychosperma macarthurii43 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageMacaw Palm – see Aiphanes minimaMacDonnells’ Desert Fuchsia – see EremophilamacdonnelliiMacfadyena unguis-cati – see Dolichandra unguis-catiMachaerina rubiginosa ‘Variegata’ – 28(42)Mackaya bella – 28(46)Mackinlaya macrosciadea – 4(53)Macropodus opercularis – 11(63)Macrozamia - 1(61); 28(44); 29(26, 27); 30(42-44)Macrozamia communis – 30(43)Macrozamia fraseri – 30(44)Macrozamia johnsonii – 30(43)Macrozamia lomandriodes – 30(43)Macrozamia lucida – 18(18); 30(43)Macrozamia macleayi – 30(43, 44)Macrozamia miquelii – 18 (18); 30(43, 44)Macrozamia moorei – 6(40); 17(11, 12); 18(36); 30(43,44)Macrozamia mountperriensis – 30(44)Macrozamia pauli-guilielmi – 30(44)Macrozamia riedlei – 30(44)Macrozamia serpentina – 30(44)Madagascan Arum Lily – see TyphonodorumlindleyanumMadagascar Beans - see Phaseolus lunatusMadagascar Cherry Tree – see Dombeya cacuminiumMadagascar Dragon Tree – see Dracaena marginataMadagascar Jasmine – see Stephanotis floribundaMadagascar Ocotillov – see Alluaudia proceraMadagascar Palm – see Dypsis pinnatifrons;Pachypodium geayi; Pachypodium lamereiMadagascar Sago – see Cycas thouarsiiMadeira Vine – see Anredera cordifoliaMadoni Grandiflorum – see Nerium oleanderMadonna Lily – see SpathiphyllumMadonna Lily, Golden – see Spathiphyllum ‘GoldenGlow’Madre de Cacao – see Gliricidia sepiumMagnesium – 15(49); 16(53)Magnolia – 6(51); 8(15); 20(10)Magnolia ‘Little Gem’ – 4(26, 58); 6(24); 20(12)Magnolia champaca – 14(94); 22(9); 29(70); 31(85)Magnolia figo – 12(69); 16(72)Magnolia grandiflora – 3(64); 20(73); 27(23); 28(40)Magnolia grandiflora ‘Teddy Bear’ – 21(30, 31)Magnolia montana – 29(70)Magnolia stellata – 10(31)Magnolia x alba – 11(54); 29(70)Magnolia x lilliflora ‘Nigra’ – 16(13)Magnolia x loebneri ‘Ballerina’ – 16(12)Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Alexandrina’ – 16(12)Magnolia, Himalayan – see Magnolia champaca;Michelia champacaMagnolia, Pink – see Magnolia x soulangiana‘Alexandrina’Magnolia, White Star – see Magnolia x loebneri‘Ballerina’Mahoe – see Hibiscus tiliaceus; Thespesia populnea;Talipariti tiliaceumMahogany - see SwieteniaMaidenhair Creeper – see Muehlenbeckia complexaMaidenhair Fern - see AdiantumMaidenhair Fern, Tree – see Didymochlaena truncatulaMaidenhair Tree - see Ginkgo bilobaMaidenhair, Climbing – see Lygodium microphyllumMaindenhair, Forest – see Adiantum silvaticumMaindenhair, Giant – see Adiantum formosumwww.stgmagazine.com.auMaindenhair, Rough – see Adiantum hispidulumMaize – 26(60)Majestic Palm - see Ravenea rivularisMalabar Nut – see Justicia adhatodaMalabar Spinich – see Basella alba; Basella rubraMalay Apple – see Syzygium malaccenseMalay Bamboo – see Bambusa heterostachya‘Variegated’Malay Dwarf Bamboo – see Bambusa heterostachya‘Variegated’Malay Gooseberry – see Phyllanthus acidusMalay Pygmy Bamboo – see Pogonatherum paniceumMalaysian Grapes – see Medinilla multifloraMalaysian Orchid – see Medinilla myrianthaMallee, Bookleaf – see Eucalyptus kruseanaMallotus claoxyloides – 4(74); 14(38)Mallotus harlequin bug – 4(74)Mallotus philippensis – 5(51); 11(54, 56, 74, 78)Malpighia coccigera – 12(70)Malpighia glabra – 7(76-77); 13(84); 19(58)Malpighia glabra ‘California Honey’ – 7(77)Malpighia glabra ‘Florida Sweet’ – 7(77)Maltese Cross - see SprekeliaMalu Khia (vegetable) – 14(71); 16(69); also seeEgyptian Spinach, Corchorus olitoriusMalvaviscus arboreus – 11(83); 16(72); 17(72)Malvaviscus penduliflorus – 12(64); 16(16)Mammillaria discolor – 8(94)Mammillaria geminispina var. nobilis – 8(19)Mammillaria gracilis – 8(19)Mammillaria magnifica – 8(18-19)Manchurian Pear – see Pyrus ussuriensisMandevilla ‘Aloha Regal Ruby’ - 25(44)Mandevilla ‘White Fantasy’ – 12(15)Mandevilla boliviensis – 15(34)Mandevilla boliviensis ‘Swan Lake’– 4(18)Mandevilla sanderi – 6(54); 6(89); 14(73); 17(21, 73);21(31)Mandevilla sanderi ‘My Fair Lady’ – 6(54)Mandevilla sanderi ‘Pink Fantasy’ – 13(35); 19(38)Mandevilla sanderi ‘Red Riding Hood’ – 6(54)Mandevilla sanderi ‘Scarlet Pimpernel’ – 6(54)Mandevilla splendens - 1(74)Mandevillea – should be Mandevilla - 3(16); 3(61);6(86-89)Manettia bicolor – 17(20, 21)Manfreda giant-skipper moth – see StallingsiamaculosusManfreda maculosa – 6(37) – also see AgavemaculosaManganese – 15(49)Mangel-wurzel – see Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgarisMangifera – 4(91); 5(68)Mangifera indica - 1(71); 3(64); 3(78, 79);Mangifera indica ‘Celebration’ – 3(78)Mangifera indica ‘Kensington Pride’ – 3(78)Mangifera indica ‘Nam Dok Mai’ – 3(78)Mangifera indica ‘R2E2’ – 3(78)Mango - see Mangifera indicaMango Bark – see Canarium australianumMangrove Fern – see Acrostichum speciosumMangrove Hibiscus – see Hibiscus tiliaceusMangrove Orchid – see Durabaculum undulatumManihot esculenta (cassava) – 6(34); 7(20, 75); 8(29);14(53, 54); 18(71); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71); 24(48-51);28(65)Manila Grass – see Zoysia matrella44 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageManilagrass - see Zoysia matrellaManilkara zapota – 12(86)Manilla Palm – see Adonidia merriliiManiltoa browneoides – 21(33)Maniltoa lenticellata – 11(54); 14(73); 21(33)Mansoa alliacea – 20(11)Mantid – 26(54)Manure, animal – 15(49)Many-flowered Mat Rush – see Lomandra multifloraMaple-leafed Bayur Tree – see PterospermumacerifoliumMapoon – see Morinda reticulataMaracas Brazilian Fireworks – see PorphyrocomapohlianaMaranta - 1(35); 16(70); 17(69); 25(20)Maranta arundinacea (arrowroot) – 14(53); 16(69);18(71); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71); 28(65)Maranta leuconeura - 2(18); 15(78); 22(12)Maranta makoyana – see Calathea makoyanaMaranta mediopicta – see Calathea mediopictaMaranthes corymbosa - 2(73)Marble Leaf – see Peristrophe hyssopifolia‘Aureavarigata’Marble Queen – see Echinodorus cordifolius ‘MarbleQueen’Marguerite Daisy – see Argyranthemum frutescensMarigold – see Tagetes erectaMarigold, African – see Tagetes erectaMarigold, French – see Tagetes patulaMarigold, Mountain – see Tagetes lemmoniiMarigold, Pot – see Calendula officinalisMarigold, Tangerine-scented – see Tagetes lemmoniiMarjoram – see Origanum majoranaMarmalade bush – see Streptosolen jamesoniiMaroon Ginger – see Zingiber ottensiiMarrow – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); also see CucurbitapepoMarsilea mutica – 22(53); 26(36)Marumi Cumquat – 21(58)Marvel of Peru – see Mirabilis jalapaMast Tree, Indian – see PolyalthiaMatasano – see Casimiroa tetrameriaMatchstick Bromeliad – see Aechmea gamosepalaMatchstick Cactus – see Aechmea gamosepalaMat-rush – see LomandraMat-rush, Wattle – see Lomandra filiformisMatt Reed - see LomandraMatt Rush – see LomandraMatthiola incana - 3(91), 12(14); 15(70); 18(69);19(71); 22(71); 26(72); 30(70)Mattress Button Plant – see Dorstenia bahiensisMaurandya barclayana – 13(30)Mauritius Hemp - see Agave gypsophila; Furcraeafoetida ‘Mediopicta’Maxillaria tenuifolia – 12(45)May Bush – see SpiraeaMayodendron igneum – see Radermachera igneaMealy bugs – 12(28)Medicago polymorpha – 24(64)Medicago sativa – 17(51)Medinilla balls-headleyi – 15(34)Medinilla cumingii – 8(59)Medinilla magnifica – 8(59); 11(25); 17(85)Medinilla multiflora – 17(72, 85); 25(14)Medinilla myriantha – see Medinilla multifloraMedinilla scortechinii – 11(25)Medinilla speciosa – 5(22)www.stgmagazine.com.auMegaskepasma erythrochlamys - 3(16); 6(47); 10(26);12(64); 14(73); 19(42); 20(12, 36); 27(23); 29(14);31(44)Meiwa Cumquat – 21(58)Melaleuca - 1(77); 4(46); 5(74-75); 8(32); 10(73);13(12); 17(46); 23(47); 24(29, 33); 28(53); 29(14)Melaleuca ‘Little Beauty’ – 8(58)Melaleuca argentea - 2(74); 5(74)Melaleuca bracteata – 5(75)Melaleuca bracteata ‘Golden Gem’ – 22(33)Melaleuca bracteata ‘Revolution Gold’ – 5(75); 22(33)Melaleuca bracteata ‘Revolution Green’ – 5(75)Melaleuca calothamnoides – 17(8)Melaleuca dealbata – 17(36, 40); 22(8)Melaleuca incarna ‘dwarf’ - 1(73)Melaleuca irbyana – 22(55)Melaleuca lateritia – 17(8)Melaleuca leucadendra - 2(74); 5(74); 13(54); 21(64,65); 26(46, 48); 30(8)Melaleuca leucadendra ‘Gold Form’ – 16(16)Melaleuca leucadendron – 5(22); 8(78); should beMelaleuca leucadendraMelaleuca linariifolia – 14(26); 16(72)Melaleuca linariifolia ‘Claret Tops’ – 5(75); 10(73)Melaleuca linariifolia ‘Sea Foam’ – 5(74)Melaleuca minutifolia – 8(78)Melaleuca nesophila – 5(75)Melaleuca nodosa – 5(75)Melaleuca pachyphylla – 17(36, 39); 19(12)Melaleuca polandii – 17(13)Melaleuca quinquenervia ‘Golden’ – 22(33)Melaleuca quinquenervia ‘Mini Qini’ – 5(21, 74)Melaleuca saligna – 26(46)Melaleuca styphelioides – 5(75); 17(35)Melaleuca thymifolia - 1(74); 5(69, 74, 75); 8(58);13(11); 30(27, 28)Melaleuca thymifolia ‘Cotton Candy’ – 21(42)Melaleuca thymifolia ‘Pink Lace’ – 16(12)Melaleuca viridiflora – 5(74, 75); 8(78); 12(64); 17(13)Melaleuca viridiflora ‘Red form’ – 26(46)Melastoma – 4(46)Melastoma affine – 22(54)Melia azedarach - 2(17); 11(78); 14(94); 15(40)Melia azedarach ‘Dwarf’ – 22(83)Melia azedarach var. australasica – 11(47); 13(30)Melianthus major – 8(67); 31(24)Melicope – 28(53)Melicope denhamii – 20(42, 43); 22(33)Melicope elleryana – 5(69); 9(55); 14(43); 17(12, 13);20(72); 26(46), 29(14)Melicope rubra – 7(13); 14(38, 43); 22(54); 26(46)Melinis repens – 12(89)Melioidosis – 2(94)Melissa officinalis – 14(53); 17(51)Melocactus – 8(18)Melokhia – see Corchorus olitoriusMelon (vegetables) – 16(69); see Cucumis meloMelon, Bitter – see Momordica charantiaMelon, Hairy – see Benincasa hispidaMelon, Spiny – see Cucumis metuliferusMelothria scabra (Mexican sweet gherkin) – 14(55, 70,71); 16(68, 69); 17(67); 19(66); 20(67); 21(66);23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 27(70); 28(65, 66); 29(66);31(71)Melville Island White Beech – see CanariumaustralianumMembrillo – see Gustavia augusta45 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageMentha – 14(53); 17(51)Mentha australis – 21(60)Mentha diemenica – 13(62); 14(38, 41); 15(34); 21(60,61)Mentha grandiflora – 21(61)Mentha pulegium – 21(14)Mentha satureioides – 21(61)Mentha spicata ‘Common’ – 21(60)Mentha spicata ‘Spearmint’ – 21(60); 27(53)Mentha x piperita ‘Black Pepper’ – 21(60)Mesembryanthemum aurantiacum – see LampranthusaurantiacusMesembryanthemum aureum – see LampranthusaureusMesocyclops – 3(24)Metallic Palm – see Chamaedorea metallicaMetrosideros – 24(29)Metrosideros excelsa - 1(74)Metrosideros queenslandica – see ThaleropiaqueenslandicaMexican Coriander – see Eryngium foetidumMexican Cucumber – see Melothria scabraMexican Daisy – see Erigeron karvinskianusMexican Dioon – see Dioon spinulosumMexican Flag – see Tradescantia zanoniaMexican Flame Bush – see Calliandra tweedieiMexican Flame Vine – see PseudogynoxischenopodioidesMexican Gherkin – see Melothria scabraMexican Heather – see Cuphea hyssopifoliaMexican Heather, Golden – see Cuphea mexicana‘Lemon Squash’Mexican Honeysuckle – see Justicia spicigeraMexican Lily – see Beschorneria yuccoidesMexican Mist – see Bartlettina sordida; EupatoriummagalophyllumMexican Mock Orange – see Philadelphus mexicanusMexican Plume – see Justicia fulvicomaMexican Rosetree – see Dombeya x cayeuxiiMexican Sage – see Salvia leucanthaMexican Sour Cucumber – see Melothria scabraMexican Spinach – see Cnidoscolus chayamansaMexican Stonecrop – see Sedum mexicanumMexican Sunflower – see Tithonia rotundifoliaMexican Sweet Gherkin – see Melothria scabraMexican Tarragon – see Tagetes lucidaMexican Tree Daisy – see Montanoa bipinnatifidaMeyenia erecta – see Thunbergia erectaMiagos Bush – see Osmoxylon lineareMibuna (vegetable) – 10(87); also see Brassica rapasubsp. nipposinicaMichaelmas Daisies – see Aster novi-belgii,Symphyotrichum novi-belgiiMichelia – see MagnoliaMichelia calyptrata – see Barringtonia calyptrataMichelia champaca – see Magnolia champacaMichelia figo – 4(55); see Magnolia figoMichelia pilifera – see Magnolia champacaMichelias – 4(48)Miconia calvescens – 6(59)Microcitrus – 9(62); 12(72)Micrococleum weddellianum – see LytocaryumweddellianumMicrocycas - 1(61)Microlepia speluncae – 8(36)Microlepia strigosa – 8(36); 28(38)Micromelum minutum - 2(73)www.stgmagazine.com.auMicrosorium diversifolium – 8(36)Microsorum musifolium – 28(38)Microsorum punctatum – 22(53); 25(81); 28(38)Midgen Berry - see Austromyrtus dulcisMidgen Berry – see Austromyrtus dulcisMidjim Berry – see Austromyrtus dulcisMidyim - see Austromyrtus dulcisMigden Berry - see Austromyrtus dulcisMignonette – see Reseda odorataMildews – 18(64)Miliusa brahei - 2(73)Milk Maids – see Burchardia umbellataMilkweed – see Gomphocarpus physocarpus;Gomphocarpus fruticosusMilkweed, Scarlet – see Asclepias curassavicaMilky Way – see Sauropis albiflorusMilkyway Bush – see Wrightia antidysentericaMillaa Millaa – see Elaeagnus trifloraMilletia megasperma – see Callerya megaspermaMillettia pinnata – 18(8); 24(33); 27(42, 44)Miltonia – 23(81)Mimosa pudica – 24(64)Mimusops elengi – 6(30)Mimusops elengi ‘Variegata’ – 30(46, 49)Mineral fertilisers – 15(49)Ming Tree – see Polyscias fruticosaMini Amazon – see Caliphruria subedentataMini Cane Palm – see Dypsis baroniiMini Mondo Grass – see OphiopogonMini Papyrus – 7(69)Miniature Bamboo – see Pogonatherum paniceumMiniature Tree Fern – see Blechnum gibbumMint – 5(69); see MenthaMint Bush – see ProstantheraMint, Common – see Mentha spicata ‘Common’Mint, Korean – see Agastache rugosaMint, Native – see Mentha diemenica, Mentha australisMint, Pennyroyal – see Mentha pulegiumMint, River – see Mentha australisMint, Slender – see Mentha diemenicaMinutina – see Plantago coronopusMirabilis jalapa – 11(83); 14(73); 16(70); 17(68);18(68); 19(70); 20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70);25(74); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Miracle Fruit – see Synsepalum dulcificumMirliton - see Sechium eduleMirror Plant – see Royenia lucidaMiscanthus – 25(36, 37); 30(18)Miscanthus sinensis – 25(39)Miscanthus sinensis ‘Zebrinus’ – 28(43)Miscanthus sinensis f. variegatus – 25(36, 37)Miscanthus transmorrisonensis – 4(21); renamedMiscanthus sinensisMischarytera lautereriana – 20(42)Misharytera lautereriana – 13(70)Mist Flower, Blue – see Bartlettina sordida; EupatoriummagalophyllumMistletoe – see Amyema sanguinea var. sanguineaMistletoe Cactus - see RhipsalisMisty Plume Bush – see Tetradenia ripariaMites – 7(7); 14(49); 18(64)Mitragyna speciosa – 15(78)Mitzuna – 14(71); 15(69); 16(68, 69); also refer toMizunaMizuna – 10(87); also see Brassica rapa var.nipposinica; Brassica juncea var. japonicaMock Gardenia – see Tabernaemontana divaricata46 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageMock Orange – see Murraya paniculataMock Orange, Dwarf – see Murraya paniculata ‘Min-A-Min’Mock Orange, Sweet – see Philadelphus coronariusMolasses – 16(50)Molinera capitata – 17(69); should be MolineriacapitulataMolineria capitulata – 17(69)Molineria sp. ‘Silver Leaf’ – 9(36)Moluka – see Corchorus olitoriusMolybdenum – 15(49)Momordica charantia – 17(67); 18(66); 20(66); 21(56,66); 22(66); 23(52-53); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(53);28(65, 66); 29(66); 30(69)Monarch Butterfly – see Danaus plexippusMondo Grass - see OphiopogonMondo Grass, White – see Ophiopogon intermedius‘Variegatus’Monkey Comb Vine – see Pithecoctenium crucigerumMonkey Cup – see NepenthesMonkey Plant – see Ruellia makoyana; RuelliadevosianaMonkeynet Tree – see Sterculia quadrifidaMonocostus – 22(26)Monocostus uniflorus – 22(26)Monocotyledon – 19(26-27); also see AlternifoliaeMonotrichardia – 9(29)Monstera – 25(20)Monstera deliciosa - 1(10); 2(19); 7(62); 11(85);14(12); 23(36, 37)Monstera friedrichsthalii – 5(15)Montanoa – 23(22)Montanoa bipinnatifida – 18(42); 29(46, 47)Montanoa hibiscifolia – 27(23)Montbretia – see Crocosmia aureaMooli – see Raphanus sativusMoon Flower – see Calonyction album; Hylocereusundatus; Ipomoea albaMoreton Bay Chestnut – see CastanospermumaustraleMoreton Bay Figs – see Ficus macrophyllaMorinda citrifolia – 6(17)Morinda reticulata – 29(46)Moringa oleifera – 9(78); 14(53); 18(71); 19(73); 20(42,43, 70); 21(70, 710; 28(64)Morning Glory Tree, Pink – see Ipomoea carneasubsp. fistulosaMorning Star – see Turnea subulataMorus – 17(51)Morus alba – 10(55); 26(64-65)Morus alba ‘Pendula’ – 26(65)Morus macroura – 8(90); 26(65)Morus nigra – 26(65)Morus rubra ‘Hicks Fancy’ – 26(65)Moses in a Basket - see Tradescantia spathaceaMoses in a Cradle - Tradescantia spathaceaMosquito fish – see Gambusia affinus; Pseudomugilsignifier, Pseudomugil mellisMosquitoes – 22(55)Moss Sedum, Gold – see Sedum mexicanum ‘GoldMound’Moth Orchid – see Phalaenopsis hybridsMother-in-law’s tongue – see Sanseviera trifasciataMount White Lime – see Citrus garawayiMountain Aloe – see Aloe marlothiiMountain Ebony – see Bauhinia hookeri, Lysiphyllumhookeriwww.stgmagazine.com.auMountain Grevillea – see Grevillea alpinaMountain Marigold – see Tagetes lemmoniiMountain Pepper – see Tasmannia lanceolataMouse Melon (vegetable) – see Melothria scabraMowing – 10(88-89)Mozzie Buster – see Pelargonium citrosenMt Brockman Grevillea – see Grevillea formosaMt Morgan Wattle – see Acacia podalyriifoliaMucuna bennetti - see Mucuna novoguineensisMucuna novoguineensis – 18(75)Mucuna pruriens – 11(82)Muehlenbeckia complexa – 17(20)Muehlenbeckia platyclada – see HomalocladiumplatycladiumMuggunuwenna – see Alternanthera sessilisMukunu-wenna – see Alternanthera sessilisMukunu-wenna, Red – see Alternanthera polygonoidesMulberries – 4(89); 26(64-67); also see MorusMulch - 1(72, 85); 4(32, 90); 7(79); 13(83); 20(52);23(69)Mulga – see Acacia aneuraMulla Mulla – see Ptilotus nobilisMulukhia – see Corchorus olitoriusMunthari – see Kunzea pomiferaMuntingia calabura – 13(87); 14(59)Muntries – see Kunzea pomiferaMurdannia graminea – 11(39, 94); 17(36); 19(23, 25)Murraya – 4(48)Murraya koenigii – 14(38, 40, 53); renamed BergerakoenigiiMurraya ovatifoliata – see Murray paniculataMurraya paniculata - 4(91); 5(69); 11(35, 83); 12(68);14(95); 19(40); 20(12); 28(19)Murraya paniculata ‘Min-A-Min’ – 12(18); 15(13)Murraya paniculata ‘Min-A-Min’ – 12(69); 16(12);21(31)Murraya paniculata var. ovatifoliolata – 12(35), seeMurraya ovatifoliataMusa – 19(59)Musa sapientrum - 1(84); 3(79)Musa x paradisiaca – 20(47)Musella lasiocarpa – 26(34, 35)Mushroom plant – 4(10); see Rungia klossiiMusk Mallow – see Abelmoschus moschatusMussaenda – 4(91); 14(73); 15(73); 17(72); 24(75)Mussaenda ‘Donna Luz’ – 15(17); 16(41); 19(43)Mussaenda ‘Queen Sirikit’ – 5(15); 10(68); 15(17);19(43)Mussaenda erythrophylla – 7(43); 12(64); 14(73)Mussaenda formosa – see RosenbergiodendronformosumMussaenda frondosa – 14(26); 26(29)Mussaenda hybrids – 7(43)Mussaenda philippica – 19(42, 43)Mussaenda philippica ‘Dona Aurorae’ – 7(43); 19(43)Mustard (vegetable) – 10(87); 14(71); 15(69); 16(68,69); see Brassica junceaMustard Greens – see Brassica hirta; Sinapis albasubsp. albaMustard, Ethiopian– see Brassica carinataMuttonwood – see Myrsine variabilisMycorrhiza – 13(74)Myoporum acuminatum – 6(17); 7(11); 24(34)Myoporum montanum – 22(54); 24(33)Myoporum parvifolium – 30(28)Myrciaria cauliflora – 3(66); 5(68); 10(55); 13(84, 85);14(21, 38); 15(59); 19(59)47 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageMyrciaria dubia – 15(58); 19(56)Myrciaria floribunda – 13(85); 15(59)Myrciaria glomerata – 13(85)Myrciaria paraensis – 13(85); see also Myrciaria dubiaMyrciaria vexator – 13(85)Myrmecodia beccarii – 7(18); 24(77)Myrsine variabilis – 11(73)Myrtle Rust (disease) – 24(28-29)Myrtle, Cinnamon – see Backhousia myrtifoliaMyrtle, Small-leaved Plum – see PilidiostigmarhytispermumMysore Creeper – see Thunbergia mysorensisMysore Raspberry – see Rubus niveus-N-Nagami Cumquat – 21(58)Nagarida – see CratevaNamatanthus – 29(24)Nandina – 4(89)Nandina domestica – 5(59)Naranjilla – see Solanum quitoenseNardoo, Rainbow – see Marsilea muticaNardoo, Smooth – see Marsilea muticaNarrow Leaf Carpet Grass – see Axonopus fissifoliusNarrow Leaf Gardenia – see Atractocarpus chartaceusNarrow-leaved Backhousia – see BackhousiaangustifoliaNarrow-leaved Orange-thorn – see PittosporumlancifoliumNasturtium – see Tropaeolum majusNasturtium officinale – 6(79); 27(58)Natal Albuca - see Ornithogalum nelsoniiNatal Grass – see Melinis repensNatal Plum – see Carissa grandiflora; CarissamacrocarpaNative Arrowroot – see Tacca leontopetaloidesNative Bat Plant – see Tacca leontopetaloidesNative bees – 4(75); 5(68-69, 70-73); 6(72-75)Native Blue Lobelia – see Lobelia membranaceaNative Bluebell – see Wahlenbergia communisNative Buttercup – see Ranunculus inundatusNative Butterfly Bush – see Pavetta australiensisNative Carissa – see Carissa ovataNative Cockspur Flower – see PlectranthusNative Crepe Ginger – see Cheilocostus speciosusNative Crepe Myrtle – see Lagerstroemia archerianaNative Currant – see Antidesma erostreNative Cymbidium – see Cymbidium canaliculatum,Cymbidium madidim, Cymbidium suaveNative Daffodil – see Calostemma luteumNative Daisy – see Brachyscome multifidaNative Daphne – see Phaleria clerodendron;Pittosporum undulatumNative Daphne, Golden – see Phaleria clerodendron‘Golden’Native Dutchman’s Pipe – see Aristolochia tagala,Pararistolochia praevenosaNative Figs – see 15(60-61); Ficus coronata, Ficusopposita, Ficus hispidaNative Finger Lime – see Citrus australasicaNative Fish Bone Fern – see Nephrolepis cordifoliaNative Flax – see DianellaNative Frangipani – see Hymenosporum flavum;Cerbera manghasNative Fuchsia – see Eremophila maculataNative Gardenia - see Atroctocarpus fitzalanii;www.stgmagazine.com.auAtractocarpus benthamianusNative Glory Vine – see Faradaya splendidaNative Guava – see Eupomatia laurinaNative Hankerchief Tree – see Maniltoa lenticellataNative Hibiscus – see Xerochrysum; Alyogyne;Hibiscus heterophyllusNative Holly – see Graptophyllum excelsum;Graptophyllum ilicifoliumNative Hoya – see Hoya australisNative Iris – see Patersonia sericeaNative Ixora – see Ixora klanderianaNative Jasmine – see Jasminum simplicifoliumNative Jute – see Corchorus cunninghamiiNative Kapok Tree – see Cochlospermum gillivraeiNative King Fern – see Angiopterus evectaNative Lasiandra – see Melastoma affineNative Leek – see Bulbine vagansNative Lemon Grass – see Cymbopogon ambiguous;Cymbogogon bombycinusNative Lime, Finger – see Citrus australasicaNative Lime, Round – see Citrus australisNative Lobelia – see Lobelia membranaceaNative Maidenhair – see Adiantum atrovirideNative Mint – see Mentha diemenicaNative Murraya – see Murraya paniculata var.ovatifoliolataNative Olive – see Olea paniculata; NotelaeaNative Pea – see PulteneaNative Pennyroyal – see Mentha satureioidesNative Pepper – see Tasmannia insipidaNative Pepper Vine – see Piper hederaceumNative Pine Vine – see Pararistochlia praevenosaNative Raspberries – see Rubus moluccanus, Rubusparvifolius, Rubus rosifolius, Rubus probusNative Ribbon Fan Palm – see Livistona decipiens;Livistona drudeiNative Rosemary – see Westringia fruticosaNative Round Lime – see Citrus australisNative Sage – see Plectranthus argentatusNative Sarsaparilla – see Hardenbergia violaceaNative Sarsparilla – see Hardenbergia violaceaNative Sedge – see Hypolytrum nervosumNative sedges – 7(69)Native Silver Fan Palm – see Livistonia muelleriNative Spinach – see Alternanthera denticulataNative Tamarind – see Diploglottis, DiploglottiscunninghamiiNative Tumeric – see Curcuma australasicaNative Violet - see Viola hederacea; Viola banksiiNative Vireya – see Rhododendron lochiae;Rhododendron viriosumNative Waterfall Grass – see Pogonatherum crinitumNative White Bauhinia – see Lysiphyllum hookeriNative Wisteria – see Callerya megaspermaNauclea diderrichii – 15(78)Nauclea orientalis – 15(78); 29(14)Navia splendens – 27(76)Necklace Pod – see Sophora tomentosaNectarine – see Prunus persicaNeedle Primrose – see Ludwigia arcuataNeedle Wattle – see Acacia rigensNeem – 8(29)Nelson’s Slime Lily – see Ornithogalum nelsoniiNelumbo nucifera - 2(26-33); 3(75-77); 7(24); 8(63);9(26, 29); 13(17); 14(26, 73); 17(70); 21(70); 22(18);24(30, 72); 26(46, 74)Nelumbo nucifera ‘Moma Botan’ – 15(68)48 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageNelumbo pentapetala - 2(27)Nematanthus glabra – 22(12)Nematanthus gregarius – 29(23)Nematodes – 14(49)Nemesia strumosa – 15(70); 18(68); 19(71); 20(68);22(70); 23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 30(70); 31(72)Neobenthamia gracilis – 19(81)Neochima temporalis – should be NeochmiatemporalisNeochmia modesta – 17(44, 45, 46)Neochmia temporalis – 17(44, 45, 46)Neogardneria – 4(44)Neolamarckia cadamba – 8(78); 15(78)Neomarica – 16(70); 17(69)Neomarica caerulea – 25(44)Neomarica gracilis – 5(43); 13(30); 15(34, 36); 16(7);20(28); 24(27)Neomarica northiana – 16(7)Neonauclea glabra – 15(78)Neophytum x ‘Galactic Warrior’ – 1(16); 10(32, 94)Neophytum x ‘Ralph Davis’ – 10(32)Neoregelia - 1(25, 40); 5(15, 61); 14(12); 17(69);21(66); 30(46)Neoregelia ‘Annick’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Blast’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Blushing Tiger’ – 9(69)Neoregelia ‘Cherub’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Chilli’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Downs Autumn’ – 8(72)Neoregelia ‘Enchantment’ - 1(40); 8(73)Neoregelia ‘Garnish’ - 8(73)Neoregelia ‘Gee Whizz’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Gun Powder’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Lillipet’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Macho’ – 28(15)Neoregelia ‘Mauve Star’ - 8(73)Neoregelia ‘Meyendorffii’ – 10(32)Neoregelia ‘Noble Descent’ – 18(73)Neoregelia ‘Painted Delight’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Peggy Bailey’ - 8(73)Neoregelia ‘Perfection’ - 8(73); 12(64)Neoregelia ‘Picasso’ - 8(73)Neoregelia ‘Purple Glaze’ - 8(73)Neoregelia ‘Salute’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Sheba’ - 1(40); 8(73); 14(13); 17(33)Neoregelia ‘Shining Example’ - 8(73); 10(68)Neoregelia ‘Short & Sweet’ - 1(40); 6(11)Neoregelia ‘Verde’ - 1(40)Neoregelia ‘Zoe’ - 1(40)Neoregelia compacta – 18(73)Neoregelia compacta ‘Bossa Nova’ – 14(13); 30(46,51)Neoregelia concentrica - 1(40)Neoregelia cruenta - 1(26, 40)Neoregelia johannis - 1(26, 40)Neoregelia lilliputiana – 9(69)Neoregelia marmorata - 1(26)Neoregelia olens - 1(40)Nepalese Blue – see Himalayacalamus porcatusNepenthes – 6(58); 9(8-15); 22(38); 25(20Nepenthes ‘Black Dragon’ – 9(15)Nepenthes ‘Predator’ – 9(14)Nepenthes ‘Sabre’ – 9(14)Nepenthes albomarginata – 9(12)Nepenthes ampullaria – 9(12)Nepenthes bellii x (Nepenthes ventricosa x Nepenthesaristolochioides) – 9(15)www.stgmagazine.com.auNepenthes burbidgea x Nepenthes edwardsiana – 9(8)Nepenthes carunculata var. robusta x Nepenthes xtrusmadiensis – 9(10)Nepenthes eymae x Nepenthes veitchii – 9(11)Nepenthes gracilis – 6(58)Nepenthes iowii – 9(10, 13)Nepenthes khasiana – 6(58)Nepenthes maxima x Nepenthes spectabilis – 9(12)Nepenthes maxima x Nepenthes truncata – 9(15)Nepenthes merrilliana – 9(12)Nepenthes mirabilis – 6(58); 9(9)Nepenthes rajah – 6(58)Nepenthes rowanae – 9(15)Nepenthes spectabilis – 9(9)Nepenthes spectabilis x Nepenthes aristolochioides –9(12)Nepenthes talangensis x Nepenthes mira – 9(12)Nepenthes truncata – 9(10, 12, 15)Nepenthes trusmadiensis – 9(13)Nepenthes ventricosa – 6(58); 9(12, 15)Nephelium lappaceum – 25(59)Nephelium litchi – see Litchi chinensisNephrolepis cordifolia – 8(37)Nephrolepis exaltata – 22(11)Nephrolepis exaltata ‘Fan Dancer’ – 22(33)Nephrolepis falcata ‘Furcans’ – 28(38)Nephrolepis hisutula - 1(10)Nerium antidysentericum – see WrightiaantidysentericaNerium oleander – 3(61); 10(68); 19(40, 42); 20(85);27(42)Nerium oleander ‘Album’ – 14(26)Nerium oleander ‘Madoini Graniflorum’ – 10(20)Nerve Plant – see Fittonia albivenisNew Caledonian Tree Fern – see Blechnum mooreiNew Guinea Bean – 16(69); see Lagenaria sicerariaNew Guinea Creeper - see Mucuna novoguineensisNew Guinea Spinach – see Hibiscus manihot;Abelmoschus manihot; Deeringia amaranthoidesNew Zealand Christmas Bush - Metrosideros excelsaNew Zealand Flax – see PhormiumNew Zealand Spinach – see Tetragonia tetragonoidesNew Zealand Yam– see Oxalis tuberosaNickel – 15(49)Nicotiana alata – 16(70); 17(68); 18(68); 19(70);20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74); 26(72);27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Nicotiana langsdorffii - 28(68); 29(68)Nicotiana sylvestris – 16(70); 17(32, 33, 68); 18(68);19(71); 20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74);26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Nidularium – 17(69); 21(66)Nidularium ‘Ruby Lee’ – 31(76)Nidularium innnocentii var. lineatum – 31(76)Nidularium innnocentii var. variegata – 31(76)Nigella damascena – 16(70); 17(68); 18(68); 19(70);20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74); 26(72);27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Nigella hispanica – 24(70); 25(74); 26(72); 28(68);29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Nigella papillosa – 24(70); 25(74); 26(72); 28(68);29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Night Flowering Cereus – see Epiphyllum oxypetalumNight Flowering Tobacco – see Nicotiana sylvestrisNight-scented Cestrum – see Cestrum nocturnumNight-scented Jasmine – see Cestrum nocturnumNipple Fruit – see Solanum mammosum49 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageNitrogen – 15(49); 20(53)Nitscheke’s Needle – see Cupressus sempervirensNodding Violet – see Streptocarpus caulescensNo-dig gardens – 10(84-87); 23(50-51)Nolina recurvata – see Beaucarnea recurvataNorfolk Island Hibiscus – see Hibiscus insularis;Lagunaria patersoniaNorfolk Island Palm - see Rhopalostylis baueriNorfolk Island Pine - see Araucaria heterophyllaNorfolk Island Tree Fern – see Cyathea browniiNormanbya normanbyi - 2(18); 3(45); 6(31)North Queensland Cockspur Flower – see PlectranthusdiversusNorthern Cypress – see Callitris intratropicaNorthern Grass Tree – see Xanthorrhoea johnsoniiNotelaea – 16(16)Notelaea longifolia – 11(78)Noteleya lloydii – 23(47)Nothophagus – 17(46)Notocactus magnificus – see Parodia magnificaNutmeg Bush – see Tetradenia ripariaNutrient draw down – 21(53)Nymphaea – 13(17); 14(73); 17(33, 70), 21(22-25, 70);22(53); 26(74)Nymphaea ‘Barbara Dobbins’ – 21(25)Nymphaea ‘Gloriosa’ – 21(23)Nymphaea ‘Islamorada’ – 21(22)Nymphaea ‘Magenta’ – 18(66), 21(3)Nymphaea ‘Perrys Baby Red’ – 21(24)Nymphaea ‘St Louis Gold’ – 21(24)Nymphaea ‘Tina’ – 21(23)Nymphaea capensis – 3(72); 4(91); 7(11, 24); 8(10, 12,52); 9(26, 29)Nymphaea odorata – 21(24)Nymphaea violacea – 17(36)Nymphoides – 26(74); 30(30)Nymphoides crenata – 22(53); 24(31)Nymphoides indica – 22(53)Nypha palm – 9(29)-O-Oak, Forest – see Allocasuarina torulosaObedient Plant – see Physostegia virginianaOca – see Oxalis tuberosaOchrosia elliptica – 6(31); 22(55); 29(46)Ocimum basilicum – 17(51, 67); 18(66); 19(66); 20(66);21(66); 22(46, 48, 66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70);27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(50, 71)Ocimum basilicum ‘Licorice’ – 27(57)Ocimum basilicum var. purpurascens ‘Dark Opal’ x O.kilimandscharicum – 22(50)Ocimum basilicum var. thyrsiflorum – 29(55)Ocimum crispum – see Perilla frutescens var. crispaOcimum frutescens – see Perilla frutescens var.frutescensOcimum kilimandscharicum – 22(50)Ocimum kilimandscharicum x basilicum ‘Dark Opal’ –22(46, 50)Octopus Orchid – see Prosthechea cochleataOctopus Tree – see Argusia argentea, TournefortiaargenteaOdontoglossum – 23(81)Odontonema callistachyum – 15(73); 24(8); 26(29);31(44)Odontonema cuspidatum – 12(49); 14(73); 22(13); nowrenamed as Odontonema callistachyumwww.stgmagazine.com.auOdontonema strictum – 4(68); see Odontonemacuspidatum; Odontonema tubaeformeOdontonema tubaeforme – 22 (13); 24(8)Oenanthe javanica – 5(78);Oenanthe javanica ‘Pink flamingo’ – 5(78); 26(36)Oenothera biennis – 11(83)Oenothera rosea – 16(73)Oenothera speciosa – 16(73)Oil Palm – see Elaeis guineensisOkinawa Spinach – see Gynura bicolorOkra – see Abelmoschus esculentusOkra, Chinese– see Luffa aegyptiacaOldhamii – see Bambusa oldhamiiOlea paniculata – 11(78)Oleander – see Nerium oleanderOleander, climbing – see Strophanthus gratusOlive, Lloyd’s Native – see Noteleya lloydiiOlive, Native – see Notelaea, Olea paniculataOlives – 4(89); 7(18)Oncidium – 9(46); 19(33, 34)Oncidium ‘Sharry Baby’ Sweet Fragrance – 9(46)Oncidium sphacelatum – 9(68); 19(34)Oncidium tucumanense – 10(45)Oncidium Twinkle – 25(83)Oncoba spinosa – 28(78)Onion (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); 18(67); also seeAllium cepaOnion, Bunching – see Allium fistulosumOnion, Dividing – see Allium fistulosumOnion, Welsh – 16(68)Ophiopogon – 5(90); 16(70); 17(69); 25(35)Ophiopogon intermedius ‘Alba-Variegata’ – 16(13)Ophiopogon intermedius ‘Variegatus’ – 12(33)Ophiopogon intermedius 'Argenteomarginatus’ –29(51)Ophiopogon intermedius 'Stripey White’ – 29(46, 51);should be Ophiopogon intermedius'Argenteomarginatus’Ophiopogon jaburan – 3(16); 25(16)Ophiopogon jaburan ‘Stripey White’ – 6(24); 14(12);should be Ophiopogon intermedius'Argenteomarginatus’Ophiopogon jaburan ‘Variegata’ – 10(48)Ophiopogon japonicus - 2(59); 4(11); 10(25); 12(33);14(12); 26(69)Ophiopogon japonicus ‘Kyoto Dwarf’ – 12(18); 18(28)Ophiopogon planiscapus ‘Nigrescens’ – 10(48, 51)Oplismenus aemulus ‘Veriegatus’- refer to Oplismenushirtellus ‘Variegatus’Oplismenus hirtellus ‘Variegatus’ – 25(39)Oppositifoliae – 19(26-27)Opuntia ficus-indica – 18(71); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71)Orach – see Atriplex hortensisOrange Betel Nut Palm – see Areca vestiariaOrange Blossum Orchid – see Sarcochilus falcatusOrange Collar Palm – see Areca vestiariaOrange River Lily – see Crinum bulbispermumOrange Rose Cactus – see Pereskia bleoOrange Shrimp Plant – see Aphelandra sinclairianaOrange Thorn – see Pittosporum multiflorumOrange Thorn, Large-fruited – see PittosporumspinescensOrange Thorn, Narrow-leaved – see PittosporumlancifoliumOrange Trumpet Vine - see Pyrostegia venustaOrchid Bush – see Bauhinia punctataOrchid Tree - see Bauhinia50 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageOrchid Tree, Hong Kong – see Bauhinia x blakeanaOrchid Tree, White – see Bauhinia variegata ‘Candida’Orchids – see Aganisia; Aranda, Arpophyllum;Ascocenda; Beallara; Bifrenaria; Bletilla; Brassia;Brassocattleya; Brassolaeliocattleya; Cattleya;Chysis; Coelogyne; Degarmoara; Dendrobium;Dendrochilum; Durabaculum; Epidendrum;Gastrorchis; Haemaria; Hawkinsara; Laelia;Laeliocattleya; Ludisia; Maxillaria; Miltonia;Neobenthamia; Odontoglossum; Oncidium;Paphiopedilum; Phaius; Phalaenopsis; Potinara;Prosthechea; Sobralia; Sophrocattleya;Sophrolaeliocattleya; Thelychiton; Vanda;,Zygopetalum; xZygonisiaOregano – see Origanum vulgareOregano, Golden – see Origanum vulgare ‘Aureum’Oreocallis wickhamii - see Alloxylon flammeumOrganic fertilisers – 15(49)Organic gardening – all issues; also see compost, soil,fertilisers, vegetables, fruit, permacultureOrganic matter – 13(72-77); 23(70)Oriental Bean – see Vigna umbellataOriental Poppy – see Papaver orientaleOriganum majorana – 17(51)Origanum vulgare – 17(51); 21(14); 22(30)Origanum vulgare ‘Aureum’ – 12(14); 14(53); 22(29,30)Orlaya – see Orlaya grandifloraOrlaya grandiflora – 23(72); 24(70); 26(72); 27(72);28(67, 68); 30(70); 31(72)Ormosia ormondii – 16(78)Ornamental Cabbage – see Brassica oleracea var.sebellicaOrnamental grasses – 7(16, 23)Ornithogalum caudatum – see OrnithogalumlongebracteatumOrnithogalum longebracteatum – 19(24)Ornithoptera euphorion [Cairns Birdwing Butterfly] –28(53)Ornithoptera priamus [Cape York Birdwing Butterfly] –28(53)Ornithoptera richmondia [Richmond Birdwing Butterfly]– 28(52-53)Orontium aquaticum – 29(45)Orthophytum gurkeni ‘Warana’ – 13(38)Orthophytum navioides – 10(32)Orthophytum vagans ‘Albomarginata’ – 24(74)Orthosiphon aristatus – 12(75); 14(26); 17(12, 72);19(12); 24(34); 31(24)Orthosiphon stamineus – see Orthosiphon aristatusOsbeckia rotundifolia - see Dissotis rotundifolia,Osmanthus fragrans – 22(20); 27(34)Osmoxylon lineare – 19(77)Osmoxylon lineare ‘Yellow’ – 22(33)Osteospermum ‘Symphony’ – 8(23)Osteospermum ecklonis – 15(73); 16(73)Ostrich Fern - see Nephrolepis hisutulaOtacanthus caeruleus – 14(73); 17(72, 73)Otaeite Walnut – see Reutealis trisperma; AleuritestrispermusOtaheite Gooseberry – see Phyllanthus acidusOttelia ovatifolia – 22(53)Oval-leaf Peperomia – see Peperomia obtusifoliaOwenia venosa – 5(51)Owl-faced Finch (bird) – see Taeniopygia bichenoviiOxalis ambigua – 27(9)Oxalis regnellii ‘Atropurpurea’ – see Oxalis triangulariswww.stgmagazine.com.auOxalis rosea ‘Alba’ – 16(18)Oxalis triangularis – 21(9)Oxalis tuberosa – 19(73); 20(70); 21(71)Oxalis, White – see Oxalis rosea ‘Alba’Oxblood Lily – see Rhodophiala bifidaOxylobium robustum – 28(46, 50)Oyster Plant - see Tradescantia spathaceaOzothamnus diosmifolius – 17(36, 41); 21(42)Ozothamnus diotophyllus – 30(28)-P-Pabstia – 4(44)Pacaya Palm – see Chamaedorea tepejilotePachira aquatica – 11(83)Pachira insignis – 11(83)Pachycaul– 2(13)Pachypodium – 8(18)Pachypodium geayi – 2(13); 17(34)Pachypodium lamerei - 2(13); 8(63); 18(36) ; 21(42)Pachyrhizus erosus (jicama/yam bean) – 9(79); 16(69);17(67); 18(66); 19(66); 20(66); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68);24(68); 25(52-53, 72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(65, 66);29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Pachystachys – 4(91)Pachystachys coccinea – 18(32); 22(13); 27(87); alsorefer to Pachystachys spicataPachystachys lutea – 3(16); 10(48, 53); 11(29); 14(12,73); 15(73); 16(72); 17(72); 20(37); 22(12)Pachystachys riedeliana – see Pachystachys spicataPachystachys spicata – 27(87); 28(46, 49)Pacific Blue Eyes [fish] – see Pseudomugil signiferPaddy’s Lucerne – see Sida rhombifoliaPaintbrush Lily – see HaemanthusPainted Cissus – see Cissus discolorPainted Spurge – see Euphorbia cyathophoraPainted Trumpet Vine – see Bignonia callistegioidesPainter’s Palette – see Anthurium x cultorum;Anthurium andraeanumPak Choi – see Brassica rapa subsp. chinensisPakalana – see Magnolia x albaPaklan – see Magnolia x albaPallassia capensis – see Calodendrum capensePalm Lily - see CordylinePalmarosa Grass – see Cymbopogon martiniPalm-leaved Tacca – see Tacca palmataPalms - see Aiphanes; Archontophoenix; Areca;Arenga; Bismarckia; Caryota; Chamaedorea; Cocos;Dictyosperma; Dypsis; Howea; Hyophorbe;Kerriodoxa; Latania; Licuala; Linospadix; Livistona,Lytocaryum; Normanbya; Pelagodoxa; Phoenix;Pinanga; Rhapis; Rhopalostylis; Roystonea; Serenoa;WodyetiaPampas Grass – see Cortaderia selloanaPanama Berry – see Muntingia calaburaPanama Flame Tree – see Brownea macrophyllaPanama Queen – see Aphelandra sinclairianaPanama Rose – see Rondeletia odorataPanda Bamboo – see Pogonatherum paniceumPanda Fig – see Ficus macrocarpa ‘Panda’Panda Plant – see Kalanchoe tomentosaPandan, Climbing – see Freycinetia marginataPandan, Duan – see Pandanus amaryllifoliusPandan, Flowering – see Freycinetia scandensPandan, Scented – see Pandanus amaryllifoliusPandan, Thai – see Pandanus amaryllifoliusPandanus amaryllifolius – 14(38, 42); 22(46, 51);51 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or image27(54)Pandanus baptistii ‘Variegata’ – 6(13)Pandanus pedunculatus – see Pandanus tectoriusPandanus pygmaeus – 10(48-49); 18(31)Pandanus solms-laubachii – 17(13)Pandanus spiralis – 6(14)Pandanus tectorius - 1(74); 6(14, 17); 6(31); 9(29);11(54, 59); 24(33)Pandanus tectorius ‘Baptistii’ – 6(17)Pandanus textorious ‘Red Edge’ – 14(22)Pandanus utilis – 6(55); 25(15)Pandorea jasminoides – 4(74); 11(78); 16(25, 73);17(19, 21, 73); 21(31)Pandorea pandorana – 6(61); 11(78); 12(76); 17(76);18(89)Panic Grass, Cotton – see Digitaria browniiPanic, Slender – see Paspalidium criniformePanicum laxum – 7(82)Pansy – 3(91); see Viola tricolorPapalo – see Porophyllum ruderalePapaver nudicaule – 15(70); 18(68); 19(70); 22(70);26(72); 30(70)Papaver orientale – 18(68); 19(71); 22(70); 26(72);30(70)Papaver rhoeas – 15(70); 18(68); 19(70); 22(70);23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 30(70); 31(72)Paper Daisy - see Xerochrysum bracteatum,Helipterum roseum; Rhodanthe chlorocephalaPaperbark trees - see MelaleucaPaphiopedilum – 10(40); 19(33)Paphiopedilum Saint Swithin – 19(35)Papilio demoleus (buttefly) – 31(63)Papyrus Grass – see Cyperus papyrusPara Cress – see Spilanthes acmella; BlainvilleaacmellaParachute Plant – see Ceropegia sandersoniiParadise fish – see Macropodus opercularisParadise Flower – see Solanum wendlandiiPararistolochia laheyana – 28(53)Pararistolochia praevenosa - 4(74); 28(52-53)Paris Daisy – see Euryops chrysanthemoides; EuryopspectinatusParlour Palm - see Chamaedorea elegansParodia – 8(18)Parodia magnifica – 22(84)Parramatta Grass, Dwarf – see Sporobolus africanusParrot Beak Impatiens – see Impatiens niamniamensisParrot Bush – see Ruttya fruticosaParrot Heliconia – see Heliconia psittacorumParrot Tree – see Schotia brachypetalaParrots Beak – see Heliconia rostrataParsley – 4(10); 7(73); 10(87); also see PetroselinumcrispumParsnip (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); also seePastinaca sativaParsnip, Peruvian – see Arracacia xanthorrhizaParthenocissus quinquefolia – 16(18); 31(44)Paspalidium criniforme – 17(45)Paspalum (weed) – see Paspalum dilatatumPaspalum dilatatum – 25(68)Paspalum notatum – 7(82)Paspalum vaginatum - 1(88); 3(82); 10(89)Passiflora – 5(81)Passiflora ‘Nellie Kelly’ – 5(81)Passiflora ‘Panama Gold’ – 5(81)Passiflora ‘Panama Red’ – 5(81)Passiflora coccinea – 14(76)www.stgmagazine.com.auPassiflora edulis – 26(32); 31(14)Passiflora fulgens – see Passiflora coccineaPassiflora phoenicea - 14(95)Passiflora quadrangularis – 12(64)Passiflora vitifolia – 14(73)Passion Flower – see PassifloraPassionfruit – see PassifloraPassionfruit Herb – see Tagetes lemmoniiPastinaca sativa (parsnip) – 18(67); 19(67); 20(67);22(67); 23(68); 26(70); 27(69, 70); 28(66); 30(69);31(71)Patersonia sericea – 6(77); 13(30, 60); 19(12)Pathways – 9(16-19); 13(16)Paulownia tomentosa – 12(14)Paurotis Palm – see Acoelorrhaphe wrightiiPaurotis wrightii – see Acoelorrhaphe wrightiiPavetta – see Pavetta australiensisPavetta australiensis – 5(51); 8(58); 11(78); 23(47)Pavetta natalensis – 14(26); 19(42)Pavonia x gledhillii – 12(65)Paw paw – see Carica papayaPea – see Pisum sativumPea flowers – 8(32)Pea, green - see Pisum sativumPea, Pigeon – see Cajanus cajanPea, snow – see Pisum sativumPea, soup – see Pisum sativumPea, sugar – see Pisum sativumPea, Sweet – see Lathyrus odoratusPeace Lily - see SpathiphyllumPeach – see Prunus persicaPeacock Flower – see Caesalpinia pulcherrimaPeacock Ginger – see Cornudaempheria aurantifloraPeacock Plant – see Calathea makoyanaPean – see Poor Man’s Bean, Lablab BeanPeanut Butter Plant – see Bunchosia argentaPeanut Tree, Native – see Sterculia quadrifidaPear, Forest Wild – see Dombeya tiliaceaPear, Manchurian – see Pyrus ussuriensisPear, Pink Wild – see Dombeya burgessiaePeas – 10(87); 15(69); see Pisum sativumPedilanthus tithymaloides – see EuphorbiatithymaloidesPedilanthus tithymaloides ‘White Peacock’ – seeEuphorbia tithymaloides ‘White Peacock’Peepal – see Ficus religiosaPeepthong – see Radermachera igneaPegunny – see Lysiphyllum hookeriPelagodoxa henryana – 27(84)Pelagodoxa mesocarpa – see Pelagodoxa henryanaPelargonium – 2(13); 6(57); 10(68); 11(82); 12(9)20(22-27); 22(31); 31(24)Pelargonium ‘Cornford’s Sunray’ – 20(25)Pelargonium ‘Dragonfly’ – 20(23)Pelargonium ‘Frank Hedley’ – 20(26)Pelargonium ‘Golden Butterfly’ – 20(24)Pelargonium ‘Happy Thoughts’ – 20(25)Pelargonium ‘Henri Cox’ – 20(26)Pelargonium ‘Mabel Grey’ – 20(26)Pelargonium ‘Orange Ice’ – 20(26)Pelargonium ‘Rouletta’ – 20(24)Pelargonium ‘Vancouver Centennial’ – 20(26)Pelargonium aridicula – 20(27)Pelargonium capitatum – 20(26)Pelargonium caroli-henrici – 20(27)Pelargonium citronellum – 20(26)Pelargonium citrosen – 10(55)52 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imagePelargonium crispum – 20(26)Pelargonium denticulatum – 20(26)Pelargonium graveolens – 20(26)Pelargonium grossularioides – 20(26)Pelargonium hybridum – 6(57)Pelargonium oblongatum – 20(27)Pelargonium odoratissimum – 20(23, 26)Pelargonium peltatum – 15(34, 73); 17(21)Pelargonium peltatum – 20(25)Pelargonium radicatum – 20(27)Pelargonium tomentosum – 12(14); 14(38): 20(26)Pelargonium x domesticum – 20(25)Pelargonium x domesticum ‘White Glory’ – 29(46)Pelargonium x fragans – 20(26)Pelargonium x hortorum – 20(25)Pelargonium x nervosum – 20(26)Pelargonium, Ivy-Leaved – see Pelargonium peltatumPelargonium, Regal – see Pelargonium x domesticumPelargonium, Zonal – see Pelargonium x hortorumPellaea ovata – 28(38)Pellaea rotundifolia – 28(39)Pellionia davaueana – 9(35)Peltophorum pterocarpum – 4(68); 6(31); 8(53);11(54); 20(72); 21(65)Pennisetum – 6(24); 25(36); 30(18)Pennisetum advena – 25(39)Pennisetum advena ‘Dwarf’ – 25(39)Pennisetum alopecuroides – 25(35)Pennisetum clandestinum – 7(82); 10(89); 20(63)Pennisetum macrostachys – 4(11)Pennisetum macrostachys ‘Atropurpureum’ – 25(39)Pennisetum x advena ‘Rubrum’ – 25(34, 36)Pennyroyal Mint – see Mentha pulegiumPennyroyal, Gorge – see Mentha grandifloraPennyroyal, Native – see Mentha satureioidesPennywort – see Centella asiaticaPenstemon – see Penstemon fruticosusPenstemon fruticosus – 18(68); 19(71); 20(69); 22(70);23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 30(70); 31(72)Pentas – 28(53)Pentas bussei – 19(40)Pentas coccinea ‘Alba’ – 14(26)Pentas cultivars – 14(73); 15(73)Pentas lanceolata – 17(72); 19(13, 40); 21(16); 27(42);31(24)Pentas lanceolata ‘Pink’ – 10(69)Peperomia – 16(41, 70); 17(69); 26(18)Peperomia acuminata ‘Aurea’ – 22(33)Peperomia caperata – 3(53); 22(11, 12)Peperomia commutata – see Peperomia obtusifoliaPeperomia magnolifolia– 2(14); 29(76)Peperomia obtusifolia – 29(76)Peperomia obtusifolia ‘Variegata’ – 15(34, 38)Peperomia pellucida – 27(56); 29(67)Peperomia sandersii – 9(34, 36)Pepper Vine – see Piper sp.Pepper, Black – see Piper nigrumPepper, Native – see Tasmannia insipidaPepper, Wild – see Piper sarmentosumPepperberry – see Cryptocarya obovataPeppermint – see Mentha x piperita ‘Black Pepper’Peppermint Geranium – see Pelargonium tomentosumPerennial – 24(22-27)Perennial Ryegrass – see Lolium perennePerennial, herbaceous (term) – 20(41)Perennial, woody (term) – 20(40)Pereskia aculeata – 8(44)www.stgmagazine.com.auPereskia aculeata ‘Godseffiana’ – 8(44); 10(6); 22(33)Pereskia bleo – 8(44)Pereskia grandifolia – 8(44)Pergolas – 10(9-11); 21(55)Perilla – see Perilla frutescensPerilla frutescens – 27(58); 31(50)Perilla frutescens var. crispa – 31(50)Perilla frutescens var. frutescens – 31(50)Perilla frutescens var. purpurascens – 31(50)Peripentadenia mearsii – 30(60)Peripentadenia phelpsii – 30(60)Peristrophe angustifolia - 2(18, 19)Peristrophe hyssopifolia ‘Aureavarigata’ – 30(46)Periwinkle, European – see VincaPeriwinkle, Madagascan – see CatharanthusPeriwinkle, Pink Tree – see Kopsia fruticosaPermaculture – 15(50-51); 16(54); 31(52)Persea americana - 1(84); 4(81); 5(68)Persian Shield – see Strobilanthes gossypina,Strobilanthes dyerianaPersian Violet – see Exacum affinePersicaria – 30(18)Persicaria odorata – 14(55); 22(46); 27(57); also seePolygonum odoratumPersimmon – see Diospyros kakiPersoonia virgata – 17(36); 20(42, 45)Pertusadina eurhyncha – 15(78)Peruvian Carrot – see Arracacia xanthorrhizaPeruvian Daffodil – see Ismene narcissifloraPeruvian Grape Ivy – see Cissus rotundifoliaPeruvian Lily – see Alstroemeria psittacinaPeruvian Parsnip – see Arracacia xanthorrhizaPest control – 16(48-51); 18(84)Petalostigma triloculare – 16(42); 17(36, 39)Petraeovitex wolfei – 10(11); 11(29)Petrea kohautiana – 20(10); reclassed as PetreavolubilisPetrea volubilis - 2(41); 13(12, 13, 16, 18, 31, 40);15(11); 16(12, 13, 72, 73); 17(21); 20(12); 30(11)Petrea volubilis ‘Purple Passion’ – 26(32, 33)Petroselinum crispum (parsley) – 13(80); 14(55);18(67); 19(67); 22(67); 23(68); 24(68); 26(70); 27(70);28(66); 30(69); 31(71)Petunia – 5(91); 15(70); 16(67, 70); 17(68); 18(69);19(71); 20(21, 69); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70);25(44); 25(74); 26(40, 72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68);30(70); 31(72)Petunia Bush - see Ipomoea carneaPetunia, Perennial – see CalibrachoapH – 15(48); 22(15)Phaius – 4(46); 13(45); 31(83)Phaius australis – 13(45)Phaius bernaysii – 13(45)Phaius francoisii – see Gastrorchis francoisiiPhaius pictus – 13(45)Phaius tankervilleae – 13(45)Phaius wallichii – 13(45)Phalaenopsis - 1(16); 6(44); 19(33); 29(64)Phalaenopsis amabilis – 25(44)Phalaenopsis Crystal Tough ‘Warrigal’ – 19(33)Phalaenopsis Dendi Meh-Teh ‘GiGi’ – 19(33)Phalaenopsis Tying Shin Miracle ‘GiGi’ – 19(33)Phalaris – 25(36); 30(18)Phalaris arundinacea – 25(37)Phalaris arundinacea ‘Picta’ – 28(43)Phalaris arundinacea ‘Variegata’ – 28(43)Phaleria chermsideana – 6(61)53 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imagePhaleria clerodendron – 12(65); 16(83); 26(46); 29(46)Phaleria clerodendron ‘Golden’ – 22(33)Phallus rubicundus – 15(9)Phaseolus bertonii – see Vigna caracallaPhaseolus caracalla - see Vigna caracallaPhaseolus coccineus – 10(77)Phaseolus lunatus (lima bean) - 2(68); 7(75); 8(29);14(55); 16(69); 17(67); 18(67); 19(66); 20(66); 21(56,66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70);28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Phaseolus vulgaris (French bean/green bean) –10(77); 11(81-82); 14(55); 17(67); 18(66); 19(66);20(66); 21(55, 56, 66); 22(65, 66); 23(68); 24(68);25(70, 71, 72); 26(40, 70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66);30(69); 31(71)Phebalium woombye – 6(77); 25(44); 29(46, 50);30(29)Philadelphus coronaries – 20(11)Philadelphus mexicanus – 31(24)Phildendron coriaceum – 25(27)Philippine Mussaenda – see MussaendaPhilippine Violet – see Barleria cristataPhilodedron erubescens – 25(24, 27)Philodendron - 1(11); 3(16); 5(16); 7(23); 25(20)Philodendron ‘Alumina’ – 9(36)Philodendron ‘Butt’s Gem’ – 25(26)Philodendron ‘Butt’s Hydrid’ – 25(24, 26)Philodendron ‘Calkin’s Gold’ – 22(33)Philodendron ‘Golden Xanadu’ – 22(33)Philodendron ‘Hope’ – 25(32)Philodendron ‘Lasseter’s Gold’ – 22(33)Philodendron ‘Magnificum’ – 25(23); 25(28)Philodendron ‘Moonlight’ – 22(33)Philodendron ‘Rojo Congo’ – 13(27)Philodendron ‘Xanadu’ – 14(13); 25(24); now namedPhilodendron xanaduPhilodendron andreanum – see PhilodendronmelanochrysumPhilodendron bipinnatifidum – 10(45); 25(24, 26, 27)Philodendron bipinnatifidum ‘Sarah’s Way’ – 23(67)Philodendron cannifolium – 7(27); 14(22); seePhilodendron martianumPhilodendron elegans – 5(15)Philodendron gloriosum – 10(48-49); 18(76); 25(26,27)Philodendron heberaceum var. oxycardium ‘Aureum’ –22(33)Philodendron hederaceum ‘Lemon Lime’ – 22(33)Philodendron imbe variagata – 5(15)Philodendron lundii – 25(27)Philodendron mamei – 9(34, 36)Philodendron martianum – 25(26, 28)Philodendron melanochrysum – 25(28)Philodendron melinonii – 23(36, 40)Philodendron oxycardium ‘Aureum’ – see Philodendronheberaceum var. oxycardium ‘Aureum’Philodendron selloum – see PhilodendronbipinnatifidumPhilodendron sodiroi – 25(28, 29)Philodendron speciosum – 25(26)Philodendron stenolobum – 25(28)Philodendron tenue – 25(29)Philodendron williamsii – 25(28)Philodendron xanadu – 25(25, 29)Philotheca difformis subsp. smithiana – 25(44, 47);31(90)Philotheca myoporoides – 13(11)www.stgmagazine.com.auPhilydrum lanuginosum – 22(53), 26(37)Phioldendron tweedianum – 25(26)Phlebodium aureum – 28(39)Phlox drummondii – 15(70); 18(69); 19(71); 21(28);22(70); 24(70); 26(72); 30(70)Phoenicophorium – 5(50)Phoenix roebelenii - 1(74); 2(18); 17(34); 24(82);25(11); 26(13)Phoenix sylvestris – 8(68)Phormium ‘Pink Ribbon’ – 12(9)Phormium cultivars – 14(69)Phosphate, rock – 15(49)Phosphorus – 15(49); 20(53)Phragmites – 17(46)Phyllanthus acidus – 28(58-59)Phyllanthus cuscutiflorus – 17(cover, 3, 13, 79);21(31); 24(33); 25(15); 27(11)Phyllanthus hellwigii – see Phyllanthus lamprophyllusPhyllanthus lamprophyllus – 20(42, 44); 26(79)Phyllanthus minutiflorus – 13(54)Phyllanthus minutifolia – 12(68); should be Phyllanthusminutiflorus; Phyllanthus minutifoliusPhyllanthus minutifolius – 25(16)Phyllanthus sp. ‘Pascoe River’ – see PhyllanthuslamprophyllusPhylloglossum – 10(38)Physalis edulis – see Physalis peruvianaPhysalis ixocarpa – see Physalis philadelphicaPhysalis peruviana – 13(87); 14(55, 57); 19(58); 31(14)Physalis philadelphica (tomatillo) – 20(67); 21(67);23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66);30(69); 31(71)Physalis pruinosa – 13(87); 14(58)Physallis peruviana – should be Physalis peruvianaPhysarum cinereum (mould) – 15(64)Physic Nut – see Jatropha multifidaPhysostegia virginiana – 30(18)Phytophthera – 12(28)Phytoselius persimilis [mite] – 14(49)Pia – see Tacca leontopetaloidesPiccabeen Palm – see ArchontophoenixcunninghamianaPickeral Weed – see Pontederia cordataPie Melon - see Cucurbita ficifoliaPig Face - see Carpobrotus, Mesembryanthemum,LampranthusPigeon Pea – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); also see CajanuscajanPigface - see Carpobrotus, Mesembryanthemum,LampranthusPilea – 16(70); 17(69)Pilea ‘Norfolk’ – 24(79)Pilea ‘Silver Tree’ – 24(79)Pilea cadierei – 9(36); 22(12); 28(76)Pilea involucrata ‘Moon Valley’ – 24(79)Pilidiostigma – 24(29)Pilidiostigma glabrum – 19(45)Pilidiostigma rhytispermum – 19(42, 45)Pill Flower – see Ozothamnus diosmifoliusPilliga Box – see Eucalyptus pilligaensisPimenta dioica – 14(38)Pimenta officinalis – see Pimenta dioicaPimpinella - see Sechium edulePinanga coronata – 28(82)Pinanga gracilis – 30(72)Pinanga kuhlii – 12(54, 55); see Pinanga coronataPindo Palm – see Butia capitata54 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imagePine, Cassowary – see Barringtonia calyptrataPineapple - see Ananas comosusPineapple Lily - see Billbergia pyramidalis, EucomiscomosaPineapple Sage – see Salvia elegans; Salvia rutilansPineapple Sage, Golden – see Salvia elegans ‘GoldenDelicious’Pineapple, Cossack – see Physalis pruinosaPineapple, Variegated – see Ananas bracteatus‘Striatus’Pinguicula – 23(30)Pink Agapanthus – see Tulbaghia simmleriPink Alpinia – see Alpinia purpurata ‘Jungle Queen’Pink Ball Dombeya – see Dombeya wallichiiPink Dombeya – see Dombeya burgessiaePink Easter Lily Cactus – see Echinopsis oxygonaPink Euodia – see Melicope elleryanaPink Evening Primose – see Oenothera rosea,Oenothera speciosaPink Foam-bark – see Jagera pseudorhusPink Hibiscus – see Hibiscus splendensPink Jacobinia – see Justicia carneaPink Knodding Orchid – see Geodorum densiflorumPink Morning Glory Tree – see Ipomoea carnea subsp.fistulosaPink Paddle – see Tillandsia cyanea ‘Paradise’Pink Periwinkle Tree – see Kopsia fruticosaPink Phyllanthus - see Phyllanthus cuscutiflorusPink Rock Orchid – see Dendrobium kingianumPink Rotala – see Rotala rotundifoliaPink Satinash – see Syzygium malaccensePink Snakeweed – see Stachytarpheta mutabilisPink Snowball – see Dombeya x cayeuxiiPink Trumpet Tree – see Tabebuia palmeri, Tabebuiarosea; Handroanthus impetiginosusPink Trumpet Vine – see Podranea ricasolianaPink Watsonia – see Watsonia borbonicaPink Weeds – see PersicariaPink Wild Pear – see Dombeya burgessiaePink, China – see Dianthus chinensisPinto Peanut – see Arachis pintoiPinus elliotii - 2(13)Pipal – see Ficus religiosaPiper betle – 22(76)Piper hederaceum – 29(62-63)Piper nigrum – 22(76); 24(47); 29(62)Piper sarmentosum – 22(76); 23(36); 27(54); 30(13)Piper sp. – 17(13)Pisonia grandis ‘Alba’ – 18(30); 22(33)Pisonia grandis var. alba – 12(30); 13(17); also seePisonia grandis ‘Alba’Pisum sativum (peas) – 14(55); 18(67); 19(67); 20(67);22(67); 23(68); 26(70); 27(70); 30(69); 31(71)Pisum sativum subsp. sativum var. macrocarpon –31(56)Pisum sativum subsp. sativum var. sativum – 31(56)Pitanga – see Eugenia unifloraPitcairnia congon – 3(25)Pitcairnia feliciana - 8(24)Pitcairnia smithiorum – 4(34); 20(42)Pitcairnia tabuliformis – 21(72)Pitch Apple – see Clusia major var. variegataPitcher Plants – see Cephalotus, Heliamphora,Nepenthes; SarraceniaPitcher Sage – see Lepechinia hastataPithecoctenium crucigerum – 26(10)Pitomba – see Eugenia luschnathianawww.stgmagazine.com.auPitpit – see Setaria palmifoliaPittosporum angustifolium – 11(78)Pittosporum lancifolium – 17(47); 23(47)Pittosporum moluccanum – 9(57)Pittosporum multiflorum – 23(47)Pittosporum rhombifolium – see AuranticarparhombifoliaPittosporum spinescens – 17(47); 23(47)Pittosporum undulatum - 2(17); 19(42, 45); 20(88)Pittosporum viscidum – 11(78); 17(35, 47); 23(47)Places to be – Adungadoo Pathway, Roma QLD – 16(88) Alice Springs Desert Park, NT – 7(47) Barker Creek Circuit, Bunya Mtns QLD –18(89) Ben Bennett Bushland Park, QLD – 24(89) Browns Park, Ipswich QLD – 26(91) Burleigh Heads National Parks, QLD – 15(88) Carnarvon Gorge National Park, QLD –16(89) Cherry Plain-Burton’s Well Track, BunyaMtns, QLD – 20(88)Christchurch Botanic Gardens, New Zealand– 26(90) Cooktown Botanic Gardens, QLD – 21(88) Eungella National Park, QLD – 17(88) Ewan Maddock Dam, QLD – 17(89)Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens, FloridaUSA – 21(87)Federation Walk Coastal Reserve, GoldCoast, QLD – 25(90) Fitzroy Gardens, Melbourne VIC – 23(88) Flecker Botanic Gardens, Cairns, QLD - 3(46) Flinders Goolman Estate, QLD – 13(51) Forestglen Park, Browns Plains, QLD –10(44) Fort Canning Park, Singapore – 8(53) George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, NT -2(51) Gold Coast Regional Botanic Gardens - 1(51)Gosford/Edogawa Commemorative Garden,NSW – 5(49)Haig Street Quarry Bushland Reserve,Ipswich, QLD – 9(50) Howard Springs Nature Park, NT – 9(51) Iguacu Falls, Argentina/Brazil – 10(45) Jingili Water Gardens, Darwin, NT – 31(91)Ju Raku En Japanease Garden, Toowoomba,QLD– 27(90) Kholo Botanic Gardens, Ipswich, QLD – 4(49) Kings Park Botanic Gardens, Perth, WA –12(51) Lake Alford, Gympie, QLD – 21(86) Lake MacDonald, Cooroy, QLD – 22(88) Lake Placid, QLD – 24(88) Lamington National Park, Binna Burra, QLD –8(51) Laurel Bank Park, Toowoomba, QLD – 4(48) Lotusland, USA – 8(52) Mackay Regional Botanic Gardens, QLD -1(49) Maroochy Bushland Botanic Gardens, QLD -4(46) Maryborough Portside, QLD – 4(47)55 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or image Memorial Park, Gympie, QLD – 25(91) Mossman Gorge, Daintree National Park,QLD – 18(88) Mount Kaputar National Park, NSW – 11(51) Mount Kiangarow, Bunday Mtns, QLD –23(89) Mount Tinbeerwah Lookout, QLD – 31(90) Mt Whitfield Conservation Park, Cairns, QLD– 14(88) Nerima Gardens, Ipswich, QLD - 2(52) New Farm Park, Brisbane, QLD – 7(44) Noosa Heads National Park, QLD – 21(89) Noosa Trail Network, Cooroy, QLD – 30(90) North Coast Regional Botanic Gardens, NSW- 1(48) Peace Park, Rosewood Scrub Arboretum,QLD – 5(50) Purlingbook Falls, Gold Coast, QLD – 12(50) Queens Gardens, Townsville, QLD – 5(49) Queens Park Botanic Gardens, Toowoomba,QLD – 15(89) Queens Park, Ipswich, QLD – 27(91) Queens Park, Mackay, QLD – 7(45) Redcliffe Botanic Gardens, QLD – 7(46) Redlands Indigiscapes Centre, QLD - 3(47) Rockhampton Botanic Gardens, QLD - 2(50) Roma Street Parkland, QLD - 1(50) Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, NSW –22(89) Russel Park, Montville, QLD – 28(88) Singapore Botanic Gardens - 3(48,49) Spring Bluff, Toowoomba, QLD – 20(89) Sydney Tropical Centre, NSW - 2(53) Tjibaou Cultural Centre, New Caledonia –13(50) Toohey Forest, Nathan, QLD – 5(48) Townsville Palmetum, QLD – 28(89)Tropical Display Dome, Mt Coot-tha BotanicGardens, Brisbane, QLD – 11(50) Vanuatu – 14(89) William Kemp Park, Gatton, QLD – 30(91)Planchonia careya - 2(73); 26(46, 51); 27(42); 31(44)Plant names – 21(40-41); 23(32-33)Plantago coronopus (minutina) – 20(67)Plantain Lily – see HostaPlatanillo – see Heliconia collinsianaPlaties (fish) – see Xiphophorus maculatusPlatycerium bifurcatum – 5(15); 7(67); 8(35); 9(69);11(73); 18(24); 28(39)Platycerium superbum – 5(15); 7(51); 8(35-36); 9(69);11(73); 28(39)Platysace – 6(60)Plectranthus – 16(70); 17(69); 23(22); 29(30-33)Plectranthus ‘Mona Lavender’ – 16(11); 22(12)Plectranthus alloplectus – 29(31)Plectranthus amboinicus – 9(73); 14(53); 22(46)Plectranthus argentatus – 4(43); 24(34); 29(31)Plectranthus bellus – 27(85); 29(21)Plectranthus caldericola – 29(31)Plectranthus caninus – see Plectranthus neochilusPlectranthus cremnus – 29(31)Plectranthus diversus – 29(32)Plectranthus graveolens – 13(54); 15(34, 37); 29(31,32); 31(90)Plectranthus habrophyllus – 29(32)www.stgmagazine.com.auPlectranthus leiperi – 29(32)Plectranthus neochilus – 13(41); 16(73)Plectranthus nitidus – 29(32)Plectranthus omissus – 29(32)Plectranthus parviflorus – 29(33)Plectranthus parviflorus ‘Blue Spires’ – 23(67)Plectranthus scutellarioides – 22(12, 31, 37, 70);23(72); 24(32, 34, 70); 25(74); 26(72); 27(19, 72);28(14, 68); 29(68); 30(46, 70); 31(72)Plectranthus scutellarioides ‘India Frills’ – 26(69)Plectranthus sp. - 14(38)Plectranthus sp. Hann Tableland – see PlectranthusbellusPlectranthus suaveolens – 29(33)Plectranthus torrenticola – 29(33)Pleiogynium timoriense – 30(91)Pleomele reflexa – see Dracaena reflexaPlum – see Prunus salicinaPlum Pine – see Podocarpus elatusPlum, Natal – see Carissa grandiflora; CarissamacrocarpaPlumbago – 4(91)Plumbago auriculata - 1(74); 12(71); 13(31); 14(73);17(72); 28(21)Plumbago auriculata ‘Alba’ – 28(21)Plumbago auriculata ‘Royal Cape’ – 8(40); 11(36)Plumbago, False – see Ceratostigma willmottianumPlumeria – 4(62-65); 5(7, 27-31, 61); 6(31); 7(7, 23, 24,44); 8(10, 13); 9(43); 10(26); 12(61); 16(41)Plumeria ‘Bali Palace’ – 5(28)Plumeria ‘Bali Whirl’ – 5(28)Plumeria ‘Bowen Yellow’ – 17(73)Plumeria ‘Firedancer’ – 4(62); 5(28)Plumeria ‘Golden Star’ – 5(28)Plumeria ‘Jack’s Purple’ – 5(28)Plumeria ‘Lanna’ – 5(28)Plumeria ‘Leela’ – 5(28)Plumeria ‘Madame Rainbow’ – 5(28)Plumeria ‘Moonlight Pink’ – 4(62); 5(28)Plumeria ‘Orange Bouquet’ – 5(28)Plumeria ‘Salmon Pink’ – 5(28)Plumeria ‘Tornado’ – 5(28)Plumeria ‘Unconditional Love’ – 5(28)Plumeria ‘Vishnu Gold’ – 5(28)Plumeria ‘Weipa Sunset’ – 4(62)Plumeria ‘Whirlpool’ – 5(28)Plumeria acutifolia - 1(10)Plumeria alba – 5(30); 14(94)Plumeria bahamiensis – 5(30)Plumeria caracasana – 5(30)Plumeria cubensis – 14(94)Plumeria filifolia – see Plumeria stenophyllaPlumeria montanum – 5(31)Plumeria obtusa – 3(16); 4(63); 5(30); 6(16, 17); 8(9,13); 12(33); 13(18); 14(12, 13, 73, 94); 18(33);23(36); 24(34); 29(46, 70); 31(91)Plumeria obtusa ‘Petite Pink’ – 15(16, 17)Plumeria obtusa ‘Singapore’ – 15(17); 16(40); 26(29)Plumeria pudica – 5(30, 31); 12(33); 14(3); 25(44);26(29)Plumeria rubra - 1(11); 2(57); 3(61); 4(62); 5(30); 8(9);10(26, 69); 11(29, 83); 14(12, 13, 94); 16(40); 17(72);19(40); 20(72, 73, 85); 24(34); 26(29); 27(19); 28(27);29(70)Plumeria rubra ‘Denpasar’ – 25(44, 46)Plumeria rubra forma acutifolia – 5(30)Plumeria stenopetala – 4(62); 5(31)56 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imagePlumeria stenophylla – 5(29, 31); 14(27, 94); 25(44);26(29)Plumhead (bird) – see Neochmia modestaPlum-headed Finch (bird) – see Neochmia modestaPlunkett Mallee – see Eucalyptus curtisiiPoa annua – 25(67)Poa labillardieri – 13(54, 56)Poa pratensis – 7(83)Poa trivialis – 7(83)Podocarpus - 2(17)Podocarpus elatus – 9(62-63); 11(78); 18(18); 22(62-63)Podocarpus macrophyllus – 21(31)Podranea brycei – 16(76); 17(20, 21)Podranea ricasoliana – 16(12, 18, 76)Poecilia reticulata – 11(63)Poephila bichenovii – see Taeniopygia bichenoviiPoephila guttata – see Taeniopygia guttataPogonatherum – 25(36)Pogonatherum crinitum – 13(55)Pogonatherum paniceum – 13(54, 55); 25(37, 38, 39)Pogonatherum paniceum ’Monica’ – 13(55); 25(37, 39)Poinciana - see Delonix regiaPoinciana Bush – see Caesalpinia pulcherrimaPoinciana, Royal Dwarf – see Caesalpinia pulcherrimaPoinciana, Shrub – see Caesalpinia pulcherrimaPoinsettia - see Euphorbia pulcherrimaPoinsettia, Jungle – see Warszewiczia coccineaPointed-leaved Hovea – see Hovea acutifoliaPoisoning, trees – 9(90)Pokosola – see Ochrosia ellipticaPoland’s Bottlebrush – see Callistemon polandii;Melaleuca polandiiPolianthes tuberosa – 6(37); 11(83); 19(24)Polka Dot Plant – see Hypoestes phyllostachyaPolyalthia longifolia – 21(31); also see Polyalthialongifolia ‘Pendula’Polyalthia longifolia ‘Pendula’ - 1(55); 4(11); 19(42);31(7)Polygonum odoratum – 14(55); 22(46); also seePersicaria odorataPolymnia sonchifolia – 8(81); see SmallanthussonchifoliusPolynesia Arrowroot – see Tacca leontopetaloidesPolypodium aureum – see Phlebodium aureumPolyscias – 12(67); 21(66); 22(37); 26(20-26)Polyscias ‘Bavaria’ – see Polyscias scutellaria ‘Fabian’Polyscias ‘Blackie’ – see Polyscias guilfoylei‘Monstrosa’Polyscias ‘Plum’ – see Polyscias scutellaria ‘Fabian’Polyscias balfouriana – see Polyscias scutellariaPolyscias balfourii – see Polyscias scutellaria ‘Balfour’Polyscias crispata – 26(23, 24)Polyscias crispata ‘Celeryleaf’ – 26(24)Polyscias crispata ‘Chicken Gizzard’ – 26(24)Polyscias crispata ‘Delight’ – 26(24)Polyscias crispata ‘Palapala’ – 26(24)Polyscias crispata ‘Snowflake’ – 26(24)Polyscias cumingiana – 26(21, 23, 24)Polyscias cumingiana ‘Aurea’ – 18(79); 19(42); 22(33)Polyscias cumingiana ‘Golden Prince’ – 26(22, 23, 24)Polyscias elegans – 29(14)Polyscias filicifolia – see Polyscias cumingianaPolyscias filicifolia ‘Aurea’ – see Polyscias cumingiana‘Aurea’Polyscias fruticosa – 18(30); 26(22, 23, 24)Polyscias fruticosa ‘Elegans’ – 26(24)www.stgmagazine.com.auPolyscias fruticosa ‘Elegantissima’ – see Polysciasfruticosa ‘Elegans’Polyscias fruticosa ‘Parsley’ – 26(23, 24)Polyscias fruticosa ‘Plumata’ – 26(25)Polyscias fruticosa ‘Silver Queen’ – 26(25)Polyscias guilfoylei - 1(10); 2(14); 13(17); 26(23, 25)Polyscias guilfoylei ‘Fishtail’ – 26(25)Polyscias guilfoylei ‘Lacinata’ – 26(25)Polyscias guilfoylei ‘Marginata’ – 26(25)Polyscias guilfoylei ‘Monstrosa’ – 26(25)Polyscias guilfoylei ‘Rita Barrow’ – 26(25)Polyscias guilfoylei ‘Roseleaf Ming’ – 26(25)Polyscias guilfoylei ‘Variegata’ – 26(25)Polyscias guilfoylei ‘Victoriae’ – 26(26)Polyscias pinnata – see Polyscias scutellariaPolyscias pinnata ‘Golden Dinnerplate’ – 22(33);should be Polyscias scutellaria ‘Golden DinnerplatePolyscias scutellaria – 26(23, 26)Polyscias scutellaria ‘Balfour’ – 26(26)Polyscias scutellaria ‘Dinnerplate’ – 26(26)Polyscias scutellaria ‘Evergreen’ – 26(26)Polyscias scutellaria ‘Fabian’ – 26(26)Polyscias scutellaria ‘Golden Dinnerplate’ – 26(26)Polyscias scutellaria ‘Marginata’ – 26(20, 21, 26)Polyscias scutellaria ‘Pennockii’ – 26(26)Polyspora axillaris – 20(46); 28(14)Polystichum munitum – 28(39)Pomegranate – see Punica granatumPomegranate, Socotran – see Punica protopunicaPonds - 2(36); 9(26); 14(72); 15(68); 16(72); 17(70);18(73); 19(72); 20(69); 21(70); 22(52, 72); 24(72);25(73); 26(74); 28(69, 70); 29(69)Pong Pong Tree – see Cerbera odollamPongamia pinnata – 6(17); 18(8); refer to MillettiapinnataPontederia cordata – 14(73); 24(30)Pony Tail Plant – see BeaucarneaPonytail Palm – see BeaucarneaPonytail Tree – see BeaucarneaPools – 7(23-25)Poor Man’s Bean – see Lablab purpureusPoplar Box – see Eucalyptus populneaPoppies – 3(90)Popping corn – 26(60)Poppy – see PapaverPoppy, California – see Eschscholzia californicaPoppy, Corn – see Papaver rhoeasPoppy, Flanders – 12(12)Poppy, Iceland – see Papaver nudicaulePoppy, Oriental – see see Papaver orientalePoppy, Shirley– se Papaver rhoeasPork Fat Tree – see Clusia roseaPorophyllum ruderale – 14(55); 29(65)Porphyrocoma – 8(6)Porphyrocoma lanceolata – see PorphyrocomapohlianaPorphyrocoma pohliana – 20(76); 29(15)Port ST. Johns Creeper – see Podranea ricasolianaPort Wine Magnolia – see Michelia figo; Magnolia figoPortea alatisepala - 1(26)Portea petropolitana var. extensa - 1(26); 11(38)Portulaca - 1(73); 16(70); 17(69)Portulaca grandiflora – 15(70); 16(70); 17(68); 18(69);19(71); 20(69); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74);26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Portulaca grandiflora ‘Golden’ – 22(33)Portulaca oleracea – 14(73)57 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imagePortulaca oleracea var. sativa (purslane) – 17(67);18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 21(67); 22(67); 23(68); 24(68);25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Portulacaria afra ‘Aurea’ – 22(33)Pot Marigold – see Calendula officinalisPotamogeton perfoliatus – 22(52)Potassium – 3(89); 13(26); 15(49); 20(53)Potassium permanganate – 16(49)Potato – see Solanum tuberosumPotato Bush, Blue – see Lycianthes rantonnetii;Solanum rantonnetiiPotato Creeper – see Solanum jasminoidesPotato Creeper, Giant – see Solanum wendlandiiPotato Vine – see Solanum wendlandii; FaradayasplendidaPotato, Sweet – see Ipomoea batatasPot-bound – 23(35)Pothos - see Epipremnum aureumPotinara – 14(30)Pots – 10(82-83)Potted plants – 6(84-85)Potting mix – 5(84-85)Pouteria – 9(80)Pouteria caimito – 6(80-81); 27(64)Pouteria campechiana – 27(64)Pouteria sapota – 27(64)Pouteria viridis – 27(64)Poverty Bush – see Eremophila maculataPowder Puff - see CalliandraPowder Puff Lily – see Scadoxus multiflorus subsp.katherinaePowderpuff Lillypilly – see Syzygium wilsoniiPowdery mildew – 4(64)Poysean - see Euphorbia miliiPraecitrullus fistulosus (Indian gourd/tinda/apple gourd)– 17(67); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70);27(70); 28(65, 66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71); also seeCitrullus marmelon var. fastulosum; BenincasafistulosaPrayer Plant - see Calathea; Ctenanthe; Maranta;StromanthePrayer Plant – see Maranta leuconeuraPrayer Plant, Golden – see Calathea lietzei ‘ThaiBeauty’Predatory mites – 7(73); 14(49)Pregnant Onion Plant – see OrnithogalumlongebracteatumPretty in Pink – see Justicia candicansPrickly Paperbark – see Melaleuca styphelioidesPrickly Pine – see Bursaria incanaPrickly Rasp Fern – see Doodia asperaPride of Barbados – see Caesalpinia pulcherrimaPride of Bolivia – see Gloxinia sylvaticaPride of Burma - see Amherstia nobilisPride of De Kaap – see Bauhinia galpiniiPride of India – see Lagerstroemia speciosaPride of the Cape – see Bauhinia galpiniiPride or Madeira – see Echium candicansPrimrose, Fairy – see Primula malacoidesPrimrose, Pink Evening – see Oenothera rosea,Oenothera speciosaPrimula – 3(91); also see Primula malacoides; PrimulaobconicaPrimula malacoides – 3(91); 15(70); 18(67); 19(71);22(70); 26(72)Primula obconica – 3(91)Prince of Wales Feather – see Celosia argentea var.www.stgmagazine.com.auplumosaPrincess Flower – see Tibouchina urvilleanaPrincess Flower, Silver-leafed – see TibouchinaheteromallaPrincess Palm – see Dictyosperma albumPrincess Tree – see Paulownia tomentosaPrincess, Purple – see Cyathula prostrataPritchardia hillebrandii - 7(25); 12(46); 14(20)Pritchardia hilledbrandii – should be PritchardiahillebrandiiPritchardia pacifica – 6(31); 7(25)Proiphys - 1(12)Proiphys alba – 6(19)Proiphys amboinensis – 6(19); 14(27); 17(12, 75);19(25); 30(12)Proiphys cunninghamii – 6(18-19); 17(36, 75); 19(25);22(54); 23(36); 30(12)Proiphys infundibularis – 6(19)Propagation Begonia – 15(25) Clivia – 12(29) Cordylines – 17(26) Fleshy fruits - 3(84 -87) Hard coats – 8(86-88) Hardwood stem cuttings – 4(86-88) Leaf wedge – 15(25) Lotus - 2(30) Mango – 31(60) Plumeria – 4(63) Rhizome – 5(86-89) Seed storers – 8(86-88) Smoke lovers – 8(86-88)Prostanthera – 5(69)Prostanthera incise – 3(67)Prostanthera ovalifolia – 14(38)Prosthechea cochleata – 28(81)Proteas – 8(88)Protoasparagus aethiopicus – 14(63)Protoasparagus plumosus – 14(63)Pruinose scarab [insect] – see Sericesthis geminataPrunella vulgaris – 21(14)Pruning Hedge – 9(91) Tipping – 8(91) Trees - 2(64)Prunus – 6(51); 12(14); 13(34); 15(12); 24(56-58);31(22)Prunus armeniaca – 24(56)Prunus campanulata – 31(22)Prunus persica – 24(56-58); 31(24)Prunus salicifolia – 13(87); see Prunus serotina subsp.capuliPrunus salicina – 24(56)Prunus serotina subsp. capuli – 14(57)Pseuderanthemum alatum – 23(21)Pseuderanthemum andersonii – seePseuderanthemum graciflorumPseuderanthemum atropurpureum – 10(69); seePseuderanthemum carruthersiiPseuderanthemum carruthersii – 9(36); 12(67); 14(73,89); 22(12, 13); 23(22); 29(79); 30(46)Pseuderanthemum carruthersii ‘Reticulatum’ – 18(30)Pseuderanthemum graciflorum – 22(12)Pseuderanthemum laxiflorum cultivar – 6(42)Pseuderanthemum variabile – 27(42, 42)Pseuderantheum – should be Pseuderanthemum58 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imagePseudobombax ellipticum - 1(54); 20(72)Pseudocalymma alliaceum – see Mansoa alliaceaPseudodracontium lucourii – 3(25)Pseudogynoxis chenopodioides – 16(42)Pseudomugil mellis – 22(55)Pseudomugil siginfer – 7(69); 11(65); 22(55)Pseudophoenix sargentii – 6(17)Pseudoranthemum – should be PseuderanthemumPsidium – 13(87)Psidium cattleianum var. cattleianum – 14(56, 57);19(58)Psidium cattleianum var. cattleianum f. lucidum -14(56-57)Psidium guajava – 16(60-61)Psidium guajava ‘Giant Thai White’ – 16(61)Psidium guajava ‘Glom Sali’ – 16(61)Psidium guajava ‘Hawaiian Pink Supreme’ – 16(61)Psidium guajava ‘Mexican Cream’ – 16(61)Psidium guajava ‘Northern Gold’ – 16(61)Psidium guajava ‘Pear’ – 16(61)Psidium guajava ‘Sweet White Indonesian’ – 16(61)Psidium littorale var. littorale – 11(29); see alsoPsidium cattleianum var. cattleianum f. lucidumPsilotum flabellatum – see Psilotum nudumPsilotum nudum – 31(79)Psophocarpus tetragonolobus (winged bean) - 10(75);11(81); 16(69); 17(67); 18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 21(57,67); 22(67); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70);28(65, 66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Psoralea tenax – see Cullen tenaxPsychotria daphnoides – 15(47); 19(12); 23(36); 26(46,49)Psychotria loniceroides – 15(47); 19(11)Psydrax odorata – 11(78)Pteris argyraea – 9(36); 28(39)Pteris cretica var. albolineata – 9(34, 36); 28(39)Pteris ensiformis – 30(46)Pteris ensiformis ‘Evergemiensis’ – 9(34, 36)Pteris ensiformis ‘Victoriae’ – 9(36)Pteris quadriaurita – 30(46)Pterocarpus indicus – 6(28); 11(83)Pterocarpus indicus ‘Pendula’ – 16(7)Pterospermum acerfolium – 8(29)Pterospermum acerifolium – 17(78)Ptilotus – 15(70); 16(70); 17(68); 18(69); 19(71);20(69); 22(71); 23(72); 24(70); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68,69); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Ptilotus nobilis – 9(21); 12(75)Ptychosperma elegans – 7(25); 14(12, 13); 18(82)Ptychosperma lineare – 19(42)Ptychosperma macarthurii - 4(10); 7(25); 12(35)Puccinia zoysiae – 3(12); 8(85)Pudding Pipe Tree – see Cassia fistulaPultenaea – 5(69)Pultenaea villosa – 5(69); 10(48); 17(36)Pumpkins – 10(87); 14(71); 15(69); 16(56-57, 69)Pumpkins – also see Cucurbita maxima; Cucurbitaargyrosperma subsp. argyrosperma; CucurbitamoschataPunica granatum - 4(89); 9(23); 11(84); 16(42); 30(58-59)Punica granatum ‘Nana’ – 4(66); 16(13); 30(59)Punica protopunica – 30(58)Purple Allamanda – see Allamanda blanchetiiPurple Dazzler, Variegated – see Pseuderanthemumlaxiflorum cultivarPurple Fountain Grass – see Pennisetum x advenawww.stgmagazine.com.au‘Rubrum’Purple Heart – see Tradescantia pallida ‘Purpurea’Purple Passion – see Petrea kohautianaPurple Pea – see HoveaPurple Podded Bean – 10(77); 12(85)Purple Princess – see Cyathula prostrataPurple Shamrock – see Oxalis triangularisPurple Wings – see Dalechampia aristolochiifoliaPurple Wire Grass – see Aristida ramosaPurple Wreath Vine - see Petrea volubilisPurple-top Vervain – see Verbena bonariensisPurslane (vegetable) – 14(71); 15(69); 16(68, 69); alsosee Portulaca oleracea var. sativaPurslane, Surinam – see Talinum triangularePussy Ears – see Cyanotis foecunda; TradescantiasillamontanaPuya mirablis – 12(38)Pycnostachys urticifolia – 24(34, 35)Pygmy Agave – see Agave pygmaePygmy Date Palm – see Phoenix roebeliniiPygmy Pineapple – see Ananas comosus var.ananassoidesPyrethrum - see TanacetumPyrostegia venusta - 1(74); 15(73); 19(13)Pyrus calleryana – 31(22)Pyrus ussuriensis – 16(18)Python Tree – see Austromyrtus bidwillii-Q-Quandong, Buff – see Peripentadenia mearsii;Peripentadenia phelpsiiQuandong, Desert – see Santalum acuminatumQuandongs – see Elaeocarpus angustifolia; SantalumacuminatumQuarantine - 1(43)Quassia amara – 18(78)Queen Anne’s Lace - see Amni majusQueen of Sheba – see Podranea bryceiQueen of the Flowers - see Lagerstroemia speciosaQueen of the Night – see Epiphyllum oxypetalum;Cestrum nocturnum; Hylocereus undatusQueen Palms – see Syagrus romanzoffianaQueen’s Crepe Myrtle – see Lagerstroemia speciosaQueen’s Tears – see Billbergia nutansQueen’s Wreath – see Petrea kohautianaQueensland Arrowroot – see Canna edulis; CannaindicaQueensland Black Palm - see NormanbyaQueensland Blue Couch – see Digitaria didactylaQueensland Blue Pumpkin – see Cucurbita maximaQueensland Bluegrass – see Dichanthium sericeumQueensland Bottle Tree – see Brachychiton repestrisQueensland Ebony – see Lysiphyllum hookeriQueensland Fan Palm – see Licuala ramsayiQueensland Grass Tree – see Xanthorrhoea johnsoniiQueensland Holly – see Graptophyllum ilicifolium;Graptophyllum spinigerumQueensland Kari Pine – see Agathis robustaQueensland Maple – see Flindersia brayleyanaQueensland Silver Wattle – see Acacia podalyriifoliaQueensland Waratah Tree - see Alloxylon flammeumQueensland Wheel of Fire – see Stenocarpus sinuatusQueenslander house landscape – 14(10-13)Quercus dentata aurea – 4(48)Quesnelia edmundoi – 30(76)Quesnelia edmundoi var. rubrobracteata – 30(76)59 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageQuicksilver – see Kalanchoe pumilaQuill – see Ledebouria; DrimiopsisQuinine Bush – see Petalostigma triloculareQuinoa – see Chenopodium quinoaQuisqualis falcata var. mussaendiflora – 23(98);24(75); sometimes also called Quisqualismussaendiflora; now named Combretum falcatumQuisqualis indica – 3(37); 12(65); 14(95); 17(20, 21);20(11, 21); 21(31); renamed Combretum indicum-R-Rabbit Ears – see Ruttya fruticosaRabbit Meat – see Alternanthera sessilisRabbit’s Foot Fern – see Davallia fejeensisRacehorse Tree – see Tipuana tipuRaddichio – 16(68, 69); also see Cichorium intybusRadermachera ignea – 19(78)Radermachera sinica – 19(78)Radiant Brazilian Plume – see Justicia carnea‘Huntington Form’; Justicia carnea ‘Radiant’Radish – 14(71); 15(69); 16(68, 69); see RaphanussativusRadish, Daikon – see Raphanus sativusRain Lily – see Habranthus; ZephyranthesRain of Gold – see Galphimia gracilisRain Tree – see Samanea samanRainbow Plant – see ByblisRainbow Shower – see Cassia x nealiae ‘RainbowShower’Rainfall - 1(9); 2(24)Rainforest, Dry – 12(74-77)Rainforest, Subtropical – 12(74-77)Rainwater tanks - 2(24); 4(33); 12(82)Raised garden beds – 22(57); 23(50-51)Raja’s hedge – see Euphorbia nerifoliaRambutan – see Nephelium lappaceumRandia benthamiana –see AtractocarpusbenthamianusRandia chartacea – see Atractocarpus chartaceusRandia fitzalanii - see Atractocarpus fitzalaniiRandia formosa – 14(27); see RosenbergiodendronformosumRandia maculata – see Rothmannia longifloraRandia mussaenda – see RosenbergiodendronformosumRandia sessilis – see Atractocarpus sessilisRangoon Creeper – see Quisqualis indica; CombretumindicumRanunculus amphitrichus – 29(44)Ranunculus inundatus – 18(89)Ranunculus lappaceus – 29(44)Ranunculus rivularis – see Ranunculus amphitrichusRapanea variabilis - see Myrsine variabilisRaphanus sativus (radish/mooli) – 11(82); 16(68, 69);17(67); 18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 21(67); 22(65, 67);23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66);30(69); 31(71)Raphia farinifera – 22(9)Raphia ruffia – see Raphia fariniferaRaspberry, Atherton – see Rubus fraxinifoliusRaspberry, Ceylon – see Rubus niveusRaspberry, Mysore – see Rubus niveusRaspberry, Yellow Fruited – see Rubus ellipticusRat’s Tail Grass – see Sporobolus africanusRattlesnake Agave – see Manfreda maculosaRattlesnake Plant - see Calathea insignis; Calatheawww.stgmagazine.com.aulancifoliaRavenala madagascariensis – 10(26); 13(44)Ravenea rivularis - 2(18)Rechsteineria leucotricha - see Sinningia leucotrichaRed Alcantarea – see Alcantarea imperialis ‘Rubra’Red Back Native Ginger – see Alpinia caerulea ‘RedBack’Red Beech - see Dillenia alataRed Birdsnest – see Philodendron melinoniiRed Bleeding Heart – see Clerodendrum x speciosumRed Boople Nut – see Hicksbeachia pinnatifoliaRed Butterfly Wing –see Christia vespertilionisRed Christmas – see Heliconia angustaRed Climbing Bauhinia – see Bauhinia kockianaRed Climbing Dombeya – see Dombeya ianthotrichaRed Cloak – see Megaskepasma erythrochlamysRed Coondoo – see Mimusops elengiRed Dombeya – see Dombeya burgessiaeRed Edge – see Pandanus utilisRed Freshwater Mangrove – see BarringtoniaactuangulaRed Fruited Saw Sedge – see Gahnia sieberianaRed Ginger – see Alpinia purpurataRed Grass – see Themeda triandraRed Holiday Heliconia – see Heliconia angusta ‘RedChristmas’Red Hot Cat’s Tail – see Acalypha hispidaRed Ivy – see Hemigraphis colorata; HemigraphisalternataRed Jade Vine – see Mucuna novoguineensisRed Kamala – see Mallotus philippensisRed Latan Palm – see Latania lontaroidesRed Leaf Dombeya – see Dombeya ianthotrichaRed Leaf Hibiscus – see Hibiscus acetosellaRed Mahogany – see Eucalyptus resiniferaRed Mukunu-wenna – see Alternanthera polygonoidesRed Oat Grass – see Themeda triandraRed Olive Plum – see Elaeodendron australeRed Orchid Bahinia – see Bauhinia galpiniiRed Paintbrush – see Scadoxus puniceusRed Passionflower – see Passiflora quadrangularis;Passiflora coccineaRed Penda – see Xanthostemon whiteiRed Pineapple, Variegated – see Ananas comosusvar. bracteatus ‘Striatus’Red Plume – see Pachystachys coccineaRed Poinsettia – see Euphorbia pulcherrimaRed Powder Puff – see Calliandra haematocephalaRed Rain – see Stromanthe sanguineaRed Rose Costus – see Costus oaseRed Shrimp Plant – see Ruellia chartaceaRed Silk Cotton Tree – see Bombax ceibaRed Silk Floss Tree – see Bombax ceibaRed Spray Ruellia – see Ruellia brevifoliaRed Stinkhorn – see Phallus rubicundusRed Tassel Flower – see Calliandra tweedieiRed Torch Ginger – see Etlingera elatiorRed Tower Spiral Ginger – see Costus barbatusRed Wax Ginger – see Tapeinochilos ananassaeRed-browed Finch (bird) – see Neochmia temporalisRed-browed Firetail (bird) – see Neochmia temporalisRed-fruited Kurrajong – see Sterculia quadrifidaRedfruited Sawsedge – see Gahnia sieberianaRedleg Grass – see Bothriochloa macraRedneck Palm – see Dypsis leptocheilosRed-stemmed Wattle – see Acacia rubidaReed Palm – see Chamaedorea seifrizii60 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageReeds – 7(69)Reinga Lily – see Arthropodium cirrhatumReinwardtia indica – 15(73)Renealmia cernua – 16(42)Reseda odorata – 15(70); 18(68); 19(70); 22(70);26(72); 30(70)Restio tetraphyllus – 20(42)Resurrection Lily – see Kaempferia pulchraReutealis trisperma – 30(12, 13)Revolution Gold – see Melaleuca bracteata ‘RevolutionGold’Rex Begonia – see Begonia x rex ‘Sir Percy’Rex Begonia Vine – see Cissus discolorRex Jasmine – see Jasminum nobile subsp. rexRhagodia – 29(15)Rhagodia spinescens – 21(42, 45)Rhaphiolepis indica – 28(46); 29(46, 48)Rhaphiolepis x delacourii – 16(72)Rhapis excelsa - 2(18); 5(16); 7(17, 28); 8(10-11);25(16, 32); 30(72)Rhapis Palm – see Rhapis excelsaRheophytic trees – 6(29)Rhipsalis - 2(13)Rhipsalis salicornioides – see Hatiora salicornioidesRhizobia – 16(55); 24(62)Rhizome – 5(87); 23(16-19)Rhodamnia argentea – 24(29)Rhodamnia sessiliflora – 12(54)Rhodanthe - 1(78); 19(71)Rhodanthe anthemoides – 10(48); 18(69); 19(71);20(69); 22(71); 23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 30(70); 31(72)Rhodanthe chlorocephala – 18(69)Rhodanthe chlorocephala subsp. rosea – 16(70);18(68); 19(71); 20(69); 22(70, 71); 23(72); 26(72);27(72); 30(70); 31(72)Rhodanthe daisies – 8(31)Rhodanthe manglesii - 18(69); 19(71); 22(71); 26(72);30(70)Rhodes Grass – see Chloris gayanaRhodes Grass Mealybug – see Antonina graminisRhododendron – 4(19, 57); 8(57); 14(95); 16(72)Rhododendron ‘Elizabeth Matton’ - 16(13)Rhododendron ‘Ivory Coast’ - 5(22)Rhododendron ‘Neesa’ – 29(46, 48)Rhododendron ‘Shiraz’ – 16(12)Rhododendron ‘Simbu Sunset’ – 4(57)Rhododendron ‘Sweet Wendy’ – 4(57)Rhododendron indicum ‘Alaska’ – 29(46)Rhododendron indicum ‘Alphonse Anderson’ – 31(22)Rhododendron indicum cultivars – 15(73)Rhododendron lochiae – 4(57); 28(46)Rhododendron viriosum – 28(46)Rhodoleia championii – 28(15)Rhodomyrtus tomentosa – 13(87); 19(58)Rhodophiala bifida – 19(24)Rhodosphaera rhodanthema – 5(51); 11(78); 12(65,75); 30(80)Rhoeo - see Tradescantia spathaceaRhoeo bermudensis - see Tradescantia spathacea‘Hawaiian Dwarf’Rhoeo spathacea – 4(11) – see TradescantiaspathaceaRhoeo spathacea variegata - see Tradescantia ‘Vittata’Rhopaloblaste singaporensis – 20(42)Rhopalostylis baueri - 2(18)Rhynchostylis – 14(31)Ribbon Bush – see Hypoestes aristatawww.stgmagazine.com.auRibbonbush – see Homalocladium platycladiumRiberry – see Syzygium leuhmaniiRice Bean – see Vigna umbellataRice Paddy Herb – see Limnophila chinensis subsp.aromaticaRice Paper Plant – see Tetrapanax papyriferRiceflower – see Ozothamnus diosmifoliusRichmond Birdwing [butterfly] – 4(74); 28(52-53); seePararistolochia praevenosaRicinocarpos pinifolius – 6(61); 6(76)Riedelia – 22(26)Riedelia sp. 22(26)Ristantia – 24(29)River Cherry – see Syzygium tierneyanumRiver Lily – see Hesperantha coccineaRiver Mint – see Mentha australisRiver Red Gum – see Eucalyptus camaldulensisRiverbanks – 29(16-21)Roaring Meg Creeper – see Tecomanthe sp. ‘RoaringMeg’Rock Isotome – see Isotoma axillarisRock Lily – see Thelychiton speciosusRock Orchid – see Thelychiton speciosusRock phosphates – 14(48)Rock Tassel Fern – see Huperzia squarrosaRocket – 8(29); 14(71); 15(69); 16(69)Rocket, Salad - see Eruca sativa; Eruca vesicariaRocket, Wild – see Diplotaxis muralis, DiplotaxistenuifoliaRoly-poly Satinash – see Waterhousea unipunctataRondeletia – see Rondeletia amoenaRondeletia ‘Caprice’ – 16(12)Rondeletia amoena – 12(15); 16(72); 20(21, 83);25(87); 27(33, 34); 31(24)Rondeletia leucophylla – 10(69)Rondeletia odorata – 25(87)Roof gardens – 12(16-19)Roof Iris – see Iris tectorumRoosgras – see Themeda triandraRoot Distortions – 23(34)Rootspine Palm – see Cryosophila warscewicziiRosa ‘Lamarque’ – 5(12)Rosa ‘Malidivian Pink’ – 16(39)Rosa ‘Monsieur Tillier’ – 5(12)Rosa ‘Mr. Lincoln’ - 20(21)Rosa ‘Mrs B R Cant’ – 5(12)Rosa ‘Rose Edouard’ – 16(39)Rosa ‘Seduction’ - 16(12)Rosa banksiae – 17(21)Rosa banksiae ‘Lutea’ – 10(10); 16(12)Rosa chinensis ‘Cecile Brunner’ – 16(12); 17(21)Rosa cultivars – 11(82); 12(65)Rose - 1(12, 66-69); 3(90); 5(90); 7(44); 16(34-39);20(10) Calendar – 16(38) Floribunda – 16(35) Hybrid teas – 16(35) In the subtropics – 16(34-39) Miniatures – 16(35) Modern roses – 16(35)Roscoea – 22(23)Rose Allamanda – see Strophanthus gratusRose Apple – see Owenia venosaRose arbour – 8(50)Rose Cactus – see Pereskia aculeata ‘Godseffiana’Rose Costus, Red – see Costus oase61 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageRose Ginger – see Siphonochilus kirkiiRose Glory Bower – see Clerodendrum bungeiRose Leaf Sage – see Salvia involucrataRose Myrtle – see Archirhodomyrtus beckleriRose Nut – see Hicksbeachia pilosaRose of Sharon – see Hibiscus mutabilis; HibiscussyriacusRose of Venezuela - see Brownea grandicepsRosebud Sage – see Salvia involucrataRosella – see Hibiscus sabdariffa; see 15(52-55)Rosella recipes – 15(55)Rosella, native – see Hibiscus heterophyllusRosemary - see Rosmarinus officinalisRosenbergiodendron formosum – 29(83)Rosewood – see Pterocarpus indicaRosewood Ironbark – see Acacia fasciculiferaRosmarinus ‘Blue Lagoon’ – 8(56)Rosmarinus officinalis - 1(73); 3(16); 4(10); 5(69);16(11); 17(51, 72); 19(13); 22(46)Rosy Rain Lily – see Zephyranthes roseaRotala rotundifolia – 26(37)Rotheca myricoides – 13(cover, 3, 31); 14(73); 18(42);27(42, 47)Rothmannia globosa – 15(83)Rothmannia longiflora – 15(83)Rothmannia manganjae – 14(27, 94); 15(83)Rough Bluegrass – see Poa trivialisRough Guinea Flower – see Hibbertia asperaRough Leaved Elm – see Aphananthe philippinensisRough Tree Fern – see Cyathea australisRough-shelled Bush Nut –see Macadamia tetraphyllaRound Lime, Native – see Citrus australisRoupellia grata – see Strophanthus gratuRoyal Dwarf Poinciana – see Caesalpinia pulcherrimaRoyal Jasmine – see Jasminum nobile subsp. rexRoyal Palm - see RoystoneaRoyenia lucida – 12(71)Roystonea elata – see Roystonea regiaRoystonea regia - 1(32); 2(18); 6(31); 23(82)Rubber Plant, Variegated Baby – see Peperomiaobtusifolia ‘Variegata’Rubus ellipticus – 13(87); 14(58); 27(8)Rubus fraxinifolius – 14(58)Rubus moluccanus – 25(60-61)Rubus neveus – should be Rubus niveusRubus niveus – 13(87); 14(58); 27(8)Rubus parvifolius – 25(60)Rubus probus – 25(60-61)Rubus rosifolius – 25(60-61)Rudbeckia – 30(18)Rudbeckia bicolor – 15(70); renamed Rudbeckia hirtavar. pulcherrimaRudbeckia hirta var. pulcherrima – 18(68); 19(70);20(68); 22(70); 23(72); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 30(70);31(72)Rudbeckia laciniata ‘Hortensia’ – 24(25); 31(24)Rue – see Ruta graveolensRuellia – 16(70); 17(69); 29(34-35)Ruellia amoena – see Ruellia brevifoliaRuellia anisophylla – see Strobilanthes anisophyllaRuellia brevifolia – 29(34)Ruellia brevifolia ‘Alba’ – 29(34)Ruellia chartacea – 15(71, 73); 29(35)Ruellia colorata – see Ruellia chartaceaRuellia devosiana – 22(12); 29(15, 35)Ruellia graecizans – see Ruellia brevifoliaRuellia macrantha – 29(34, 35)www.stgmagazine.com.auRuellia makoyana – see Ruellia devosianaRuffled Fan Palm – see Licuala grandisRulingia salviifolia – 13(54, 56)Rumberry – see Myrciaria floribundaRumex acetosa – 14(53); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71);28(64)Rumex acetosella – 21(14)Rumex scutatus – 14(53); 19(73); 20(70); 21(71)Rumohra adiantiformis – 8(36); 22(11)Rungia klossii – 14(53)Runner Bean – see Phaseolus coccineusRuscus aculeatus – 19(9)Ruscus hypoglossum – 19(9)Ruscus hypophyllum – 18(77); 19(9)Ruspolia hypocrateriformis – 28(85)Ruspolia seticalyx – 28(85); 31(44, 46)Russelia equisetiformis - 2(74); 19(41), 20(42); 25(14);27(19); see also Russelia junceaRusselia juncea - 1(74); 4(38); 6(16, 17); 14(73);15(73); also see Russelia equisetiformisRussell River Lime – see Citrus inodoraRussian Garlic – see Allium ampeloprasum var.ampeloprasumRust – 4(64)Rusty Carabeen – see Aceratium ferrugineumRusty Fig – see Ficus rubiginosaRuta graveolens – 15(41)Ruttya fruticosa – 11(49); 16(18); 29(15)Ruttya fruticosa ‘Scholesei’ – 11(49)-S-Sabal dealbata – see Serenoa repensSabal mexicana – 14(20)Sabal minor – 14(20)Sabal palmetto – 6(31)Sabal serrulatum – see Serenoa repensSabu Spinach – see Alternanthera sissooSaccharum edule – 11(82); 18(71); 19(73); 20(70);21(71)Sacred Bali Bamboo – see SchizostachyumbrachycladumSacred Bamboo – see Nandina; Nandina domesticaSacred Fig – see Ficus religiosaSacred Garlic Pear – see CratevaSadleria cyatheoides – 28(39)Saga – see Adenanthera pavoninaSage – see SalviaSage, Anise Scented – see Salvia gauraniticaSage, Blue – see Eranthemum pulchellumSage, Bog – see Salvia uliginosaSage, Culinary – see Salvia officinalisSage, Fruity – see Salvia dorisianaSage, Giant – see Brillantaisia subulugurica;Brillantaisia uluguricaSage, Indian – see Plectranthus amboinicusSage, Pineapple – see Salvia elegansSage-leaf Cockspur Flower – see PlectranthusalloplectusSagina – 13(57)Sagittaria sagittifolia – 4(78); 25(73)Sago Flower – see Ozothamnus diosmifoliusSago Palm - see Cycas revolutaSago Palm, Ceylon – see Cycas rumphiiSaintpaulia ionantha – 26(18); 30(20-24Salad Marrow – see Corchorus olitoriusSalad Rocket – see Eruca sativa62 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageSalaginella brisbanensis – 13(54)Salaginella kraussiana ‘Aurea’ – 22(33)Salaginella pallescens – 22(33)Salt Bush – see Acalypha wilkesianaSaltbush – see RhagodiaSaltbush, Berry – see Rhagodia spinescensSaltbush, Hedge – see Rhagodia spinescensSalvia – 3(43); 5(91); 13(36); 16(16, 70); 17(69);20(10); 28(53); 30(18); 31(24)Salvia ‘Black Knight’ – 23(24)Salvia ‘Costa Rica Blue’ – 3(43)Salvia ‘Indigo Spires’ – 14(34, 35)Salvia ‘Mystic Spires’ – 14(34)Salvia ‘Phyllis’ Fancy’ – 14(73); 15(73); 24(26)Salvia ‘Wendy’s Wish’ – 23(24)Salvia chiapensis – 3(43)Salvia coccinea – 14(35)Salvia coccinea bi-color – 14(33)Salvia coerulea ‘Black and Blue’ – 24(26)Salvia confertiflora – 19(12)Salvia dorisiana – 14(34); 27(35)Salvia elegans – 11(82); 14(34); also see SalviarutilansSalvia elegans ‘Golden Delicious’ – 22(33)Salvia farinosa – 15(70); 16(70); 17(68); 18(69);19(71); 20(69); 21(68); 22(71); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74);26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Salvia gauranitica – 27(42, 47)Salvia gauranitica ‘Black and Blue’ – 14(35); see Salviacoerulea ‘Black and Blue’Salvia gesneriiflora – 14(34)Salvia grahamii – 14(34)Salvia greggii – 3(43); 14(34)Salvia guaranitica ‘Black and Blue’ – 13(36)Salvia guaranitica ‘Costa Rica Blue’ – 14(73)Salvia hispanica (chia) – 17(67); 18(66); 19(66);20(66); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70);27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Salvia involucrata – 14(34); 15(73); 24(34, 35)Salvia involucrata ‘Bethellii’ – 24(35)Salvia iodanthe – 13(34)Salvia leucantha – 3(43); 14(34, 73); 24(26)Salvia leucantha ‘Midnight’ – 20(13)Salvia madrensis – 14(33)Salvia mellisodora – 3(43)Salvia mexicana – 3(43)Salvia microphylla – 3(43); 14(34)Salvia microphylla ‘Hot Lips’ – 14(35)Salvia officinalis – 5(69); 11(82); 14(34)Salvia rhyncophylla – 18(66)Salvia rutilans – 17(51)Salvia splendens – 14(33, 73); 15(73); 16(70); 17(68);18(69); 19(71); 20(69); 21(68); 22(71); 23(72); 24(70);25(74); 26(72); 27(72); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Salvia uliginosa – 14(35); 24(26)Salvia waverly – 13(35)Salvinia molesta – 8(37)Samanea saman – 6(28); 8(53); 11(54, 55); 22(34);25(43)Samba Spinach – see Alternanthera sissooSanchezia nobilis – see Sanchezia speciosaSanchezia speciosa – 12(67); 14(85); 15(71, 73);16(41); 20(36); 24(21)Sanchezia spectabilis – see Sanchezia speciosaSandalwood, False – see Eremophila mitchelliiSandersonia aurantiaca – 30(77)Sandpaper Fig - see Ficus scobina, Ficus opposite,www.stgmagazine.com.auFicus fraseriSandpaper Vine - see Petrea volubilisSansevieria – 2(23)Sansevieria ‘Tom Thumb’ - 2(14)Sansevieria dooneri dwarf – see Sansevieria parvaSansevieria parva – 30(86)Sansevieria trifasciata - 2(14); 7(29); 9(34)Sansevieria trifasciata ‘Laurentii’ – 18(31)Sansevieria trifasciata ‘Moonshine’ – 9(36)Sansevieria trifasciata ‘Silver Hahnii’ – 9(36)Santalum acuminatum – 9(62-63); 30(60)Sanvitalia procumbens – 16(70); 17(68); 18(68);19(70); 20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74);26(72); 27(72); 28(67, 68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Sapium sebiferum – 16(18); renamed Triadica sebiferaSapodilla – see Manilkara zapotaSapote, Black – see Diospyros digynaSapote, Green – see Pouteria veridisSapote, Mamey – see Pouteria sapotaSapote, White – see Casimiroa edulisSapote, Yellow – see Pouteria campechianaSaraca cauliflora – 9(56); 16(42); see Saraca declinataor Saraca thaipingensisSaraca declinata – 21(35)Saraca thaipingensis – 25(14)Saraca Tree – see Saraca thaipingensisSarchochilus – should be SarcochilusSarcocephalus latifolius – 15(78)Sarcochilus – 16(41)Sarcochilus falcatus – 9(68)Sarcotoechia serrata – 5(17); 22(79)Sarracenia – 22(39)Sarracenia flava – 22(39)Sarracenia leucophylla – 22(39)Sarracenia minor – 22(39)Sarracenia psittacina – 22(39)Sarracenia purpurea – 22(39)Sarracenia rubra – 22(39)Sarsaparilla, Sweet – see Smilax glyciphyllaSasanqua – see Camellia sasanquaSasparilla Vine – see Hardenbergia violaceaSassafras – see Doryophora sassafrasSatin Leaf Philodendron – see Philodendron gloriosumSatinash – see Syzygium alatoramulumSatinash, Pink – see Syzygium malaccenseSauropus albiflorus – 12(71)Sauropus androgynus – 8(60, 81); 14(53); 16(68, 69);27(57); 31(54)Sausage Tree – see Kigelia africanaSavanna Gardenia – see Gardenia volkensii subsp.spatulifoliaSavoury – 5(69)Saw Palmetto – see Serenoa repensSawtooth Coriander – see Eryngium foetidumScadoxus - 1(12); 23(18, 19)Scadoxus multiflorus ssp. katherinae – 8(39); 12(65);19(23)Scadoxus puniceus – 14(23); 15(71)Scaevola - 1(73, 78); 9(61)Scaevola aemula – 3(54); 7(9, 11); 9(41); 10(48);13(31); 24(34, 37); 30(28)Scaevola albida – 9(41)Scaevola calendulacea – 9(41)Scaevola humilis – 9(41)Scaevola ramosissima – 9(41)Scaevola sericea – 6(13, 14, 17); also see Scaevolataccada63 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageScaevola taccada – 24(85); also see Scaevola sericeaScale – 6(7); 7(7); 18(64)Scarlet Comb – see Combretum coccineumScarlet Fire-spike – see Odontonema cuspidatumScarlet Fuschia – see Graptophyllum excelsumScarlet Gum – see Corymbia phoenicea; EucalyptusphoeniceaScarlet Milkweed – see Asclepias curassavicaScarlet Passion Flower – see Passiflora coccineaScarlet Sage – see Salvia splendensScarlet Spiral Flag – see Costus woodsoniiScarlet Wedge Apple – see Ochrosia ellipticaScented Bells – see Rothmannia manganjaeScented Gardenia Bush – see Larsenaikia ochreataSchaueria calicotricha – see Schaueria flavicomaSchaueria flavicoma – 21(83)Schefflera actinophylla – 3(41); 8(77); 13(60); 27(81)Schefflera arboricola ‘Mrs. De Smet’ – 14(12)Schefflera arboricola cultivars – 16(18); 24(32); 27(81);29(15)Schefflera elegantissima – 3(41)Schefflera sp. Thailand – 27(81); 29(14)Schizolobium parahyba – 6(31)Schizostachyum brachycladum – 14(13)Schizostylis coccinea – see Hesperantha coccineaSchlumbergera truncata – 11(48); 15(34); 16(18)Schoenoplectus – 17(46)Schoenoplectus lacustris subsp. tabernaemontani‘Albescens’ – see Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani‘Albescens’Schoenoplectus mucronatus – 22(53)Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani ‘Albescens’ – 28(43)Schoenus – 17(46)Schotia brachypetala – 12(65)Scilla socialis – see Ledebouria socialisScilla violacea – see Ledebouria violaceaScindapsus siamense – 9(34, 36)Scleranthus – 13(57)Scorpion fly – 26(54)Scrambling Lily – see Geitonoplesium cymosumScrew Pine - see PandanusScribbly Gum - see Eucalyptus haemastomaScribbly Red Gum – see Eucalyptus racemosaScrub Cherry – see Syzygium australeScrub Ironbark – see Acacia fasciculiferaScuttellaria costaricana – 15(73); 26(10)Sdia retusa – see Sida rhombifoliaSea Bean – see Canavalia roseaSea Grape – see Coccoloba uviferaSea Hibiscus – see Hibiscus tiliaceusSea Lettuce – see Scaevola sericea; Scaevola taccadaSea Mango – see Cerbera manghasSea Urchin Hakea – see Hakea petiolarisSea-coast Laburnum – see Sophora tomentosaSealing Wax Palm – see Cyrtostachys rendaSeashore Paspalum - see Paspalum vaginatumSeaside Daisy – see Erigeron karvinskianusSeaweed – 15(49)Sechium edule (choko) – 7(74); 14(55); 16(68, 69);17(52-55, 67); 18(66); 19(66); 20(66); 21(66, 67);22(66); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(65,66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Sedum – see 18(28)Sedum makinoi ‘Ogon’ – 22(33)Sedum mexicanum ‘Gold Mound’ – 19(38); 21(29);22(33)Sedum morganianum – 15(34); 21(82)www.stgmagazine.com.auSedum pachyphyllum – see Sedum x rubrotinctumSedum sp. – 10(83)Sedum x rubrotinctum ‘Aurea’ – 8(16) – should beSedum x rubrotinctum ‘Aurora’Sedum x rubrotinctum ‘Aurora’ – 7(42)Seemannia sylvatica – see Gloxinia sylvaticaSeersucker Plant – see Geogenanthus undatusSelenicereus chrysocardium – 27(21)Selenium – 17(49)Self Heal – see Prunella vulgarisSemi-deciduous (term) – 26(41)Sempervirum - 1(73)Senecio cineraria – 15(70); now named JacobaeamaritimaSenecio confuses – see PseudogynoxischenopodioidesSenecio crassissimus - 2(14); 8(18)Senecio jacobsenii – 16(77)Senecio rowleyanus – 15(34, 35)Senecio tropalifolias – 8(18)Senna – 17(46)Senna artemisioides subsp. filifolia – 21(42, 45)Senna magnifolia – 12(35)Senna magnifolia – 7(11)Senna siamea – 4(68); 14(73); 15(73)Sensitive Plant, Common – see Mimosa pudicaSerenity Fern – see Microlepia strigosaSericesthis geminata – 11(87)Serissa foetida – see Serissa japonicaSerissa japonica – 12(71); 16(72)Sesbania grandiflora (vegetable hummingbird) – 9(78);11(83); 17(67); 18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 21(67); 22(67);23(68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(64,66); 30(69); 31(71)Setaria palmifolia – 11(82); 14(53); 16(69); 18(71);19(73); 20(70); 21(68, 71); 25(39)Shaggy-leaved Plectranthus – see PlectranthushabrophyllusShallots – see Allium cepa aggregatumShannon’s Tecomanthe – see Tecomanthedendrophylla ‘Shannon’Shasta Daisy – see Leucanthemum x superbumShaving Bush Tree - see Pseudobombax; BombaxSheep Sorrel – see Rumex acetosellaShell Ginger - see Alpinia zerumbetShell Ginger, Variegated – see Alpinia zerumbet‘Variegata’Sheoak - see Casuarina; AllocasuarinaShiny Plectranthus – see Plectranthus nitidusShirley Poppy – see Papaver rhoeasShiso Leaf – see Perilla frutescensShoals Spider Lily – see Hymenocallis coronariaShooting Star – see Pseuderanthemum laxiflorumcultivarShower of Gold – see Cassia fistulaShower of Orchids – see Congea tomentosaShrimp Plant – see Justicia brandegeeanaShrimp Plant, Orange – see Aphelandra sinclairianaShrimp Plant, White – see Justicia betonicaShrub Ipomoea – see Ipomoea carneaShrubby Allamanda – see Allamanda laevisSida rhombifolia – 21(17)Signet Marigold – see Tagetes tenuifoliaSilica/Silicon – 15(49); 16(53)Silk Crepe Flower – see Dalechampia aristolochiifoliaSilk Floss Tree – see Chorisia speciosa; Ceibaspeciosa64 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageSilk Floss Tree, Red – see Bombax ceibaSilk Tree – see Albizia julibrissinSilk-cotton Tree – see Ceiba pentandraSilky Myrtle – see Decaspermum humileSilky Oak – see Grevillea robustaSilky Tradescantia – see Cyanotis foecundaSilver Beet – 10(87); 14(71); 15(69); 16(66, 69); seeBeta vulgaris; Beta vulgaris var. cicla; Beta vulgarissubsp. vulgarisSilver Blue Tuckeroo – see Cupaniopsis sp affflagelliformis ‘curvidentata’Silver Brake – see Pteris argyraeaSilver Brake – see Pteris argyreaSilver Butterfly Bush – see Buddleja ‘SilverAnniversary’Silver Date Palm – 5(50)Silver Dollar Maidenhair – see Adiantum peruvianumSilver Falls – see Dichondra argenteaSilver Fan Palm – see Livistonia muelleriSilver Gazania – see Gazania rigens var. leucolaenaSilver Lace Fern – see Pteris ensiformisSilver Lady Fern – see Blechnum gibbum ‘Silver Lady’Silver Leaf – see Argophyllum nullumenseSilver Phoenix Palm – see Phoenix sylvestrisSilver Pilea – see Pilea cadiereiSilver Plectranthus – see Plectranthus argentatusSilver Ponyfoot – Dichondra argenteaSilver Quill – see Ledebouria socialis; LedebouriaviolaceaSilver Satin Pothos – see Scindapsus siamenseSilver Saw Palmetto – see Acoelorrhaphe wrightiiSilver Streak Ginger – see Zingiber collinsiiSilver Trumpet Tree – see Tabebuia aurea; TabebuiaargenteaSilver Vase – see Aechmea fasciataSilver Wattle – see Acacia neriifoliaSilver White Pear – see Dombeya pulchraSilverbeet – see Silver BeetSilverbush – see Sophora tomentosaSilver-leaved Paperbark - see Melaleuca argentea;Melaleuca dealbataSilver-leaved Princess Flower – see TibouchinaheteromallaSinapis alba subsp. alba – see Brassica hirtaSinclair’s Aphelandra – see Aphelandra sinclairianaSingapore Daisy – see Sphagneticola trilobataSingapore Holly – see Malpighia coccigeraSingapore Walking Stick Palm – see RhopaloblastesingaporensisSingapore White Frangipani – see Plumeria obtusaSinningia – 29(24)Sinningia canescens – 17(84)Sinningia leucotricha – 17(84)Siphonochilus – 22(26); 23(19)Siphonochilus decorus – 18(80); 23(19)Siphonochilus kirkii – 18(cover, 3, 80); 22(26)Siro Shadegro – see Panicum laxumSkeleton Fork Fern – see Psilotum nudumSkullcap – see Scutellaria costaricanaSky Flower – see Duranta erectaSleeping Hibiscus – see Malvaviscus arboreus;Malvaviscus penduliflorusSlender Bamboo Fern – see Coniogramme japonicaSlender Brake Fern, Variegated – see Pteris ensiformis‘Evergemiensis’Slender Mint – see Mentha diemenicaSlender Panic Grass – see Paspalidium criniformewww.stgmagazine.com.auSlender Weaver’s Bamboo – see Bambusa textilis var.gracilisSlipper Orchid – see PaphiopedilumSlug Herb – see Murdannia gramineaSmall gardens – 30(26-30)Small Leaf Lillypilly – see Syzygium leuhmanniiSmall Leaved Tamarind – see Diploglottis campbelliiSmall Leaved Tuckeroo – see Cupaniopsis parvifoliaSmall Leaved Wax Flower – see Philotheca difformissubsp. smithianaSmall River Buttercup – see Ranunculus amphitrichusSmallanthus sonchifolius – 14(53); 16(69); 18(71);19(73); 20(54-55, 70); 21(71); 28(65)Small-fruited Grey Gum – see Eucalyptus propinquaSmall-leafed Peppermint – see Eucalyptus nicholiiSmall-leaved Plum Myrtle – see PilidiostigmarhytispermumSmell of the Bush – see Mallotus claoxyloidesSmilax australis – 17(34, 35)Smilax glyciphylla – 22(54)Smoke Bush – see Cotinus coggygriaSmoke Bush, Tropical – see Euphorbia cotinifoliaSmooth Bark Apple Gum - see Angophora costataSmooth Davidson’s Plum – see Davidsonia johnsoniiSmooth Nardoo – see Marsilea muticaSmooth Psychotria – see Psychotria daphnoidesSmooth-leaved Lolly Bush – see ClerodendrumfloribundumSmooth-shelled Bush Nut – see Macadamia integrifoliaSmut – 5(82-83)Snail Creeper – see Vigna caracalla; PhaseoluscaracallaSnail Flower – see Vigna caracallaSnails and slugs – 12(28)Snake Bean – 14(71); see Vigna unguiculata var.sequipedalisSnake Gourd - see Trichosanthes anguina,Trichosanthes cucumerina var. anguinaSnake Lily – see Amorphophallus bulbiferSnake Plants - see Amorphophallus bulbiferSnake Vine – see Hibbertia scandensSnakeskin Fishtail Palm – see Caryota ophiopellisSnakeskin Lily - see Amorphophallus paeoniifoliusSnap peas - see Pisum sativumSnapdragon – 3(90); see Antirrhinum majusSnapdragon, Climbing – see Maurandya barclayana;Asarina barclayanaSnow Bush – see Breynia nivosa ‘Pacific Snow’;Breynia distichaSnow in Summer – see Melaleaca linariifoliaSnow Peas – see Pisum sativumSnowball Tree – see Viburnum opulus ‘Sterile’Snowflake – see Euphorbia leucocephala; LeucojumaestivumSnowflake Tree – see Trevesia palmataSnow-on-the-mountain – see Euphorbia marginataSnowpeas – 10(87); also see Pisum sativumSnuff Box Tree – see Oncoba spinosaSobralia decora – 26(83)Sobralia sessilis – see Sobralia decoraSociety Garlic - see Tulbaghia violaceaSodium – 15(49); 16(52, 53)Soft Caned Dendrobium – see DendrobiumSoil additives/ameliorants – 4(31); 13(72-77, 81);16(52-53); 17(48-49); 23(69) cation exchange – 15(48); 16(53)65 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or image compaction – 22(15) condition - 9(84); 13(72-77, 81) depth – 4(31); 9(84); 12(18) fertilisers, nutrients – 13(77, 83); 15(49);23(70) grey water damage – 13(64) hydrophobic - 4(31) measuring – 9(84) microbes – 22(15); 23(70) myth busting - 7(64-65) no-dig – 23(50-51) pH - 3(89); 15(48); 16(52) raised beds – 22(57); 23(51) seasonal work – 14(69) shallow soil – 9(85) sodic soils – 16(52) soil food web – 13(73) soil type - 3(88,89); 4(31); 12(17)Solandra maxima – 1(74)Solandra maxima ‘Variegata’ – 13(43)Solandra nitida - 1(74); should be Solandra maximaSolanum betaceum – 19(59); 24(54-56)Solanum centrale – 9(62, 63)Solanum chippendalei – 9(63)Solanum ellipticum – 9(63)Solanum grandiflorum – 29(78)Solanum jasminoides - 1(74); 16(73)Solanum lycopersicum – 14(55); 17(67); 18(67); 19(56,67); 20(67); 21(67); 22(67); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72);26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71); alsosee Lycopersicon esculentumSolanum lycopersicum var. cerasiforme – 17(67);18(67); 19(56, 67); 20(67); 21(67); 22(67); 23(68);24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 27(70); 28(65, 66); 29(66);30(69); 31971); also see Lycopersicon esculentumvar. cerasiformeSolanum macranthum – see Solanum grandiflorumSolanum mammosum – 14(73)Solanum mauritianum (weed) – 28(45)Solanum melongena (eggplant/aubergine) – 17(67);18(66); 19(66); 20(66); 21(66); 22(66); 23(68); 24(68);27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 31(71)Solanum pimpellifolium – see LycopersiconpimpellifoliumSolanum quitoense – 29(60-61)Solanum quitoense var. quitoense – 29(60)Solanum quitoense var. septentrionale – 29(60)Solanum rantonnetii – see Lycianthes rantonnetiiSolanum setosicalyx – see Solanum wrightiiSolanum tuberosum – 14(53); 19(20, 73); 20(70);21(71); 22(65)Solanum wendlandii – 8(40); 11(40); 13(31); 14(73);17(73); 20(11); 26(31, 32)Solanum wrightii – 29(78)Soleirolia soleirolii ‘Gold Pool’ – 22(33)Solenopsis invicta – 12(89)Solenostemon – 16(70)Solenostemon scutellarioides – 10(69); 12(54, 59);13(54); 16(70); 17(68, 69); 18(24, 68); 19(70); 20(68);21(68); also see Plectranthus scutellarioidesSolidago – 12(13)Solidago virgaurea – 16(73)Solitaire Palm – see Ptychosperma elegansSoloman Island Shell Ginger – see Alpinia purpuratavar. albaSong of India – see Dracaena reflexa ‘Song of India’www.stgmagazine.com.auSong of Jamaica – see Dracaena reflexa ‘Song ofJamaica’Sophora tomentosa – 21(15)Sophrocattleya – 14(30)Sophrolaeliocattleya – 14(30)Sophronitis – 14(30)Sophronitis Richard Mueller – 21(79)Sorghum halepense – 12(89)Sorrel (vegetable) – 16(68)Sorrel, French – see Rumex scutatusSorrel, Garden – see Rumex acetosaSorrel, Sheep – see Rumex acetosellaSouthern evergreen – see Magnolia grandiflora ‘LittleGem’Sowerbaea juncea – 6(77)Sowing seed – 21(19)Spanish Shawl – see Centradenia grandifolia; Dissotisrotundifolia, Osbeckia rotundifoliaSpanish Thyme – see Plectranthus amboinicusSpathiphyllum - 1(35); 2(18); 5(88); 7(23, 28); 12(54);15(73); 25(32)Spathiphyllum ‘Golden Glow’ – 22(33)Spathiphyllum ‘Sweet Pablo’ – 25(14)Spathiphyllum wallisii – 29(46)Spathodea campanulata – 6(31); 24(44)Spathoglottis – 10(29)Spathoglottis plicata – 14(73); 15(73)Spear Lily – see Doryanthes palmeriSpearmint – see Mentha spicata ‘Spearmint’Sphagneticola trilobata – 6(98)Spice Bromeliad – see Tillandsia cyaneaSpice Lily – see Manfreda maculosa; Agave maculosaSpice Orchid – see Dendrobium gracilicauleSpices – 22(46-51)Spider Flower – see Grevillea ‘Lollypops’; Cleomehassleriana; Tarenaya hasslerianaSpider Lily - see Hymenocallis; IsmeneSpider Lily, Golden – see Lycoris aureaSpider Lily, Shoals– see Hymenocallis coronariaSpider Plant – see ChlorophytumSpilanthes acmella – 11(82); 16(68, 69); 17(67);18(67); 19(67); 20(67); 22(67); also see Acmellapaniculata; BlainvilleaSpinach – 10(87); see Spinacia oleraceaSpinach, Brazilian – see Alternanthera sissooSpinach, Ceylon – see Alternanthera sessilis; Talinumtriangulare; Basella albaSpinach, Chinese – see Amaranthus cultivarsSpinach, Chinese Water - see lpomoea aquaticaSpinach, Egyptian – see Corchorus olitoriusSpinach, European – see Spinacea oleraceaSpinach, Lagos – see Celosia argentea var. argenteaSpinach, Malabar – see Basella alba, Basella rubraSpinach, Mexican – see Cnidoscolus chayamansaSpinach, Native – see Alternanthera denticulataSpinach, New Guinea – see Deeringia amaranthoidesSpinach, New Zealand – see Tetragonia tetragonoidesSpinach, Okinawa – see Crassocephalum sarcobasisSpinach, Sabu – see Alternanthera sissooSpinach, Samba – see Alternanthera sissooSpinach, Sri Lankan – see Alternanthera sessilisSpinach, Surinam – see Talinum triangulareSpinacia oleracea (spinach) – 14(70); 20(67); 23(68);24(68); 26(70); 27(70); 28(56, 66); 30(69); 31(71)Spindle Palm – see Hyophorbe verschaffeltiiSpineless Yucca – see Yucca guatemalensisSpiny Melon – see Kuwano; also see Cucumis66 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imagemetuliferusSpiraea cantoniensis – 16(72); 19(13); 28(46)Spiraea contoniensis ‘Flore Pleno’ – 14(27)Spiraea japonica ‘Gold Mound’ – 22(30, 31)Spiral Ginger - see CostusSpodoptera picta – 12(28)Sporobolus africanus – 25(67)Spotted Emu Bush – Eremophila maculata subsp.brevifoliaSpotted-sided Finch (bird) – see Stagonopleura guttataSprekelia formosissima - 1(41); 15(68); 19(23)Spring Orchid Tree – see Bauhinia variegata ‘Candida’Spur Flower – see Plectranthus neochilusSpydridium – 6(60)Squash – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); also see Cucurbitapepo; Cucurbita moschata; Cucurbita pepo subsp.pepoSri Lankan Spinach – see Alternanthera sessilisStachys affinis – 19(73); 20(70); 21(71)Stachys byzantina – 13(54); 18(28); 23(69, 72)Stachytarpheta mutabilis – 21(16); 23(24)Staghorn Fern – see Platycerium superbumStagonopleura guttata – 17(44, 45, 46)Stain Leaf Philodendron – see Philodendron gloriosumStakes – 21(54)Stallingsia maculosus – 6(37)Stanhopea tigrina – 15(34, 39)Stapelia gigantea – 26(86)Stapelia leendertziae – 14(84)Star Apple – see Chrysophyllum cainitoStar Goodenia – see Goodenia rotundifoliaStar Gooseberry – see Phyllanthus acidusStar Jasmine – see Jasminum multiflorum;Trachelospermum jasminoidesStar Jasmine, Asiatic – see TrachelospermumasiaticumStar Jasmine, Chinese – see TrachelospermumjasminoidesStar Jasmine, Yellow – see Trachelospermumjasminoides ‘Mandianum’Star Zinnia – see Zinnia angustifoliaStarburst – see Clerodendrum quadriloculareStarfish Flower – see Stapelia giganteaStatice - see Limonium sinuatumStenocarpus sinuatus – 9(58); 12(65); 26 (1, 5, 46, 48);29(14); 31(44)Stenochlaena palustris – 9(51)Stenotaphrum secundatum - 1(89); 3(82); 4(83); 6(82);10(89); 12(89); 15(65); 20(63)Step Ladder Costus – see Costus malortieanusStep Ladder Spiral Ginger – see CostusStephania japonica – 3(84)Stephanotis floribunda – 13(47); 17(19, 20, 21, 31, 32);26(11)Sterculia quadrifida – 2(79); 11(78); 16(42, 47)Stethopachys formosa - 1(64); 4(77); 7(40); 9(46)Stevia – see Stevia rebaudianaStevia rebaudiana – 15(59); 25(44, 49)Sticherus flabellatus – 7(67)Sticky-leaved Plectranthus – see PlectranthusgraveolensStinging Nettle – see Urtica urensStingless Bees, Native – see Trigona; AustroplebeiaStipa ramosissima – 25(39)Stizoptera bichenovii – see Taeniopygia bichenoviiStobilanthes dyerianus – 16(79)Stobilanthes flaccidifolia – see Strobilantheswww.stgmagazine.com.auhamiltonianaStock – see Matthiola incanaStolen Date Palm – see PhoenicophoriumStolon – 5(87)Stonefruit, Low Chill – 24(56-58)Storm Crocus – see ZephranthesStorm Lily - see ZephranthesStrawberry – 5(68); 10(87); also see Fragaria vescaStrawberry Guava – see Psidium cattleianum var.cattleianumStrawberry Gum – see Eucalyptus olindaStrawberry Snowball Tree – see Dombeya cacuminumStrawflower – see Rhodanthe anthemoidesStrelitzia ‘Mandela’s Gold’ – 6(23); 11(29)Strelitzia nicolai – 7(39); 29(15)Strelitzia reginae - 1(73); 2(57); 7(39); 9(61); 13(44);14(12); 15(73); 16(71, 73)Streptocalyx biflorus – see Aechmea bifloraStreptocarpus – 29(23, 24)Streptocarpus caulescens – 16(18, 41); 29(24)Streptocarpus x hybridus – 29(24)Streptocarpus x hybridus ‘Cynthia’ – 29(24)Streptocarpus x hybridus ‘Falling Stars’ – 29(24)Streptosolen jamesonii – cover, 16(3, 42, 47, 72)String of Beads – see Senecio rowleyanusString of Pearls – see Senecio rowleyanusStriped Brake Fern – see Pteris quadriauritaStriped marsh frog – see Limnodynastes peroniiStripey White Mondo Grass – see Ophiopogonjamburan; Ophiopogon intermedius ‘Variegatus’;Ophiopogon intermedius 'Argenteomarginatus’Strobilanthes anisophylla – 29(85)Strobilanthes colorata – see Strobilanthes hamiltonianaStrobilanthes cusia – see Strobilanthes hamiltonianaStrobilanthes dyeriana – 16(79); 30(46)Strobilanthes gossypina - 8(68); 13(54); 15(16, 17);16(41); 17(32)Strobilanthes hamiltoniana – 23(22, 85); 28(46, 48)Stromanthe – 16(70); 17(69)Stromanthe ‘Superstar’ – 10(67); 11(6)Stromanthe sanguine – 25(14)Stromanthe sanguinea ‘Tricolor’ – 22(80)Strongylodon macrobotrys - 2(19); 10(34); 13(40);16(73); 20(12); 25(20)Strophanthus boivinii – 10(43)Strophanthus divaricatus – 10(43)Strophanthus gratus – 10(43)Strophanthus preussii – 10(43)Sturt’s Desert Pea – 27(7)Stylidium graminifolium – 30(79)Sublime Lillypilly – see Acmena smithii ‘Sublime’Subspecies – 21(41)Subtropical rainforest – 12(74-77)Succulents – 2(13); 6(11, 91); 7(23, 42); 8(14-19, 48,52); 9(48); 10(42); 11(48); 12(48); 13(48)Sugar Beet – see Beta vulgarisSugar Cane Palm – see Dypsis baroniiSulphur – 15(48-49); 16(52Sulphur Alder – see Turnera subulataSummer Love – see Acalypha reptans var. pygmaeaSun Jewel – see Portulaca oleraceaSun Pitcher Plant – 23(29); see HeliamphoraSun Rose – see Aptena cordifoliaSundews – 6(22); see DroseraSunflower – see Helianthus annuusSunflower, Mexican – see Tithonia rotundifoliaSunrays – see Rhodanthe manglesii; Helipterum67 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imagemanglesiiSunrose – see Aptena cordifoliaSunset Aloe – see Aloe dorotheaeSunset Bells – see Chrysothemis pulchellaSurfactants – 4(31)Surinam Cherry – see Eugenia unifloraSurinam Powder Puff – see Calliandra surinamensisSurinam Purslane – see Talinum triangulare; TalinumfruticosumSurinam Quassia – see Quassia amaraSurinam Spinach – see Talinum triangulareSustainability - 1(20-23); 12(78-83); 13(13)Swamp Banksia – see Banksia roburSwamp Bloodwood - see Corymbia ptychocarpaSwamp Box - see Lophostemon lactifluusSwamp Cordyline – see Cordyline manners-suttoniaeSwamp Cypress – see Taxodium distichumSwamp Foxtail – see Pennisetum alopecuroidesSwamp Foxtails – see Baloskion tetraphyllumSwamp Hibiscus – see Hibiscus coccineusSwamp Lily - see Crinum pedunculatum; Crinumangustifolium; Ottelia ovatifoliaSwamp Mahogany – 7(46)Swamp Messmate – see Eucalyptus robustaSwamp Orchid – see Phaius australisSwamp Paperbark – see Melaleuca viridifloraSwan River Daisy – see Brachyscome iberidifolia;Helipterum manglesii; Rhodanthe manglesiiSwanplant – see Gomphocarpus physocarpus;Gomphocarpus fruticosusSwede (vegetable) – see Brassica napus var.napobrassicaSweet Alice – see Alyssum maritimum; LobulariamaritimaSweet Alyssum – see Lobularia maritimaSweet Corn – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); 26(60); also seeZea maysSweet Daphne – see Phaleria clerodendronSweet Garlic – see Tulbaghia simmleri; TulbaghiafragransSweet Gum – see Liquidamber styracifluaSweet Leaf – see Sauropus androgynus; SteviarebaudianaSweet Mock Orange – see Philadelphus coronariusSweet Olive – see Osmanthus fragransSweet Pea – see Lathyrus odoratusSweet Pittosporum - see Pittosporum undulatumSweet Potato – see Ipomoea batatasSweet Potato, Ornamental – see Ipomoea batatasSweet Sarsaparilla – see Smilax glyciphyllaSweet Smother Grass – see Dactyloctenium australeSweet Viburnum – see Viburnum odoratissimumSwietenia Mahogany - 1(31)Swiss Cheese Plant – see Monstera deliciosaSword Bean – see Canavalia gladiataSwordtails (fish) – see Xiphophorus helleriSyagrus romanzoffiana – 8(90); 10(45); 28(45); 29(13)Sydney Red Gum – see Angophora costataSymphyotrichum novi-belgii – 18(68)Symphytum officinale – 16(54); 17(51); 31(53)Symphytum officinale ‘Webster’s Giant’ – 14(53)Synadenium grantii ‘Rubra’ – 7(38)Syncarpia glomulifera – 5(69)Synechanthus fibrosus - 2(19)Syngonium – 30(13)Syngonium ‘White Butterfly’ – 5(15)Syngonium auritum – 5(15)www.stgmagazine.com.auSyngonium podophyllum ‘Golden’ – 22(33)Syngonium podophyllum ‘White Butterfly’ - 16(18)Synsepalum dulcificum – 4(67); 11(85); 13(87); 15(59);19(42, 58); 26(35)Syringa vulgaris – 20(11)Syzygium – 3(16); 4(26, 28); 5(69); 7(62); 10(72);13(10, 12); 16(12, 13); 20(12); 23(47); 24(29); 28(19,53); 29(14)Syzygium ‘Cascade’- 6(24); 24(33)Syzygium alatoramulum – 10(55)Syzygium anisatum – 14(38, 41, 60, 61); 27(23)Syzygium aqueum – 12(65)Syzygium australe – 6(29); 12(68); 14(27); 18(42);22(46, 49)Syzygium australe ‘Aussie Compact’ – 20(13)Syzygium australe ‘Big Red’ – 21(31)Syzygium australe ‘Bush Christmas’ – 21(31)Syzygium australe ‘Hinterland Gold’ – 21(31)Syzygium cumingii – 12(67) – should be SyzygiumcuminiSyzygium cumini – 12(69)Syzygium erythrocalyx – 5(17)Syzygium hemilamprus ssp. hemilamprum – 11(73)Syzygium leuhmannii – 1(78); 4(67); 9(62-63); 11(70-71, 73); 19(59); 22(49); 23(40)Syzygium malaccense - 20(78); 23(40)Syzygium megacarpum – 23(36, 40)Syzygium moorei – 3(86)Syzygium nervosum - 2(73)Syzygium paniculatum – 12(69)Syzygium smithii ‘Forest Flame’ – 21(31)Syzygium smithii ‘Sublime’ – – see Acmena smithii‘Sublime’Syzygium tierneyanum – 6(29)Syzygium wilsonii – 3(84); 7(52); 10(69); 11(11);17(12)-T-Tabebuia – 15(12); 16(9)Tabebuia argentea – 11(54); 16(72); also seeTabebuia caraibaTabebuia aurea – 8(68)Tabebuia caraiba – 11(29)Tabebuia chrysantha – see Handroanthus chrysanthussubsp. chrysanthusTabebuia heterophylla – 10(69)Tabebuia impetiginosa – see HandroanthusimpetiginosusTabebuia palmeri – 12(14); 13(33, 35); seeHandroanthus impetiginosusTabebuia rosea – 14(22); 15(73)Tabernaemontana – 18(7); 23(22)Tabernaemontana divaricata – 4(56)Tabernaemontana holstii – see TabernaemontanapachysiphonTabernaemontana pachysiphon – 18(42, 47)Tabernaemontana pandacaqui – 11(78); 31(44)Table-top Wattle – see Acacia nuperrimaTacca chantrieri – 5(16); 7(98); 15(9); 16(7); 20(14);27(7)Tacca integrifolia – 5(16); 6(35); 8(63); 16(7); 20(15)Tacca leontopetaloides – 20(17); 23(19); 25(44, 48Tacca palmata – 20(16)Taeniopygia bichenovii – 17(44, 45, 46); 27(23)Taeniopygia guttata – 17(44, 45, 46)Taffeta Plant – see Hoffmannia refulgens68 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageTagala Vine - Aristolochia acuminataTagetes – 26(40)Tagetes erecta – 5(91); 11(83); 15(70); 16(70); 17(68);18(68); 19(70); 20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70);25(74); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Tagetes lemmonii – 16(42, 43)Tagetes lucida – 22(46, 49); 24(34, 39)Tagetes patula – 15(70); 17(68); 18(68); 19(70);20(68); 21(68); 22(35, 37, 70); 23(73); 24(70); 25(74);26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Tagetes tenuifolia - 28(68)Tahitian Lime – see Citrus aurantifoliaTahitian spinach – 4(10)Tail Grape – see Artabotrys hexapetalusTaiwanese Cherry – see Prunus campanulataTalinum fruticosum – 19(73); 20(70); 21(71); 28(64);31(69, 70)Talinum triangulare – 9(79); 16(68, 69); also seeTalinum fruticosumTalipariti tiliaceum – 6(30); 20(79); also see HibiscustiliaceusTalipariti tiliaceum ‘Hilo Rainbow’ – 6(30)Talipariti tiliaceum ‘populneum’ – 6(30); see Hibiscustiliaceus ‘Variegata’Talipariti tiliaceum ‘Tricolor’ – 20(79)Talipariti tiliaceum ‘Variegata’ – see Hibiscus tiliaceus‘Variegata’Tall Fescue – see Festuca arundinaceaTallandsia jalisco-monticola – 7(19)Tallow Tree, Chinese – see Sapium sebiferum,Triadica sebiferaTallowwood – 7(46); also see Eucalyptus microcorysTamarillo – see Cyphomandra betacea; SolanumbetaceumTamarind, Asian – see Tamarindus indicaTamarind, Corduroy – see Misharytera lautererianaTamarind, Native – see DiploglottisTamarind, Small-leaved – see Diploglottis campbelliiTamarind, Smith – see Diploglottis smithiiTamarindus indica – 13(70)Tamarindus indica – 5(80); 6(30); 23(58-59)Tamarix chinesis – 20(42)Tanacetum cinerariifolium - 2(68)Tanacetum parthenium - 2(68); 17(51)Tanacetum vulgare – 15(41); 17(51)Tangelo – 25(56-57)Tangerine-scented Marigold – see Tagetes lemmoniiTanichthys albonudes – 7(69); 11(65)Tanjong Tree – see Mimusops elengiTansy – see Tanacetum vulgareTapeinochilos – 16(70); 17(69); 22(27)Tapeinochilos ananassae – 16(80); 17(12); 18(42)Tapeinochilos densum – 22(26)Tapeworm Plant - see Homalocladium platycladiumTapioca – see Manihot esculentaTaraxacum officinale – 16(68); 17(50, 51); 25(72);26(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69)Tarenaya hassleriana – 23(24, 65, 72); 24(70); 25(74);26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Taro – see Colocasia esculentaTaro, Celery Stem – see Colocasia gigantea ‘Bac Ha’Taro, Giant Swamp – see Cyrtosperma merkusiiTarragon, French – see Artemisia dracunculusTarragon, Mexican – see Tagetes lucidaTarragon, Winter – see Tagetes lucidaTasmania insipida – should be Tasmannia insipidaTasmannia insipida – 13(71); 17(61)www.stgmagazine.com.auTasmannia lanceolata – 9(62-63); 29(62)Tasmannia stipitata – 9(63)Tasminan Tree Fern – see Dicksonia antarcticaTassel Cord Rush – see Restio tetraphyllusTassel Ferns – 8(36); see HuperziaTassel Flower – see Emilia javanica; Emilia sonchifoliavar. javanicaTatsoi – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); see also Brassica rapavar. rosularis; Brassica narinosa; Brassica rapasubsp. chinensisTaxodium distichum – 11(61); 31(44, 45)Tea Tree – see LeptospermumTea Tree, Lemon-scented – see LeptospermumpetersoniiTecoma capensis – 12(71)Tecoma hillii – 9(40)Tecoma ricasoliana – see Podranea ricasolianaTecomanthe dendrophylla ‘Shannon’ – 20(11)Tecomanthe hillii – 4(46); 7(13); 9(40)Tecomanthe sp. ‘Roaring Meg’ – 17(21)Tecomaria capensis – see Tecoma capensisTeddy Bear Palm - see Dypsis leptocheilosTeepees – 21(54)Telopea speciosissima – 20(39)Telosma cordata – 11(83)Temple Bush – see Wrightia religiosaTemple Grass – see Zoysia tenuifolia; Zoysia matrellaTenella Palm – see Chamaedorea tenellaTerminalia catappa – 6(16, 17); 26(46, 50); 31(44)Terminalia ferdinandiana - 2(73); 8(79); 9(62)Terminalia sericocarpa – 9(51)Terra Preta do Indio – 17(48)Terrestrial - 1(25)Tetanus – 13(63); see Clostridium tetaniTetradenia riparia – 14(38); 23(83); 28(9)Tetragonia tetragonoides (New Zealand spinach) –8(80); 13(71); 14(53, 70, 71); 15(69); 16(69); 17(60-61, 67); 18(67); 18(71); 19(67, 73); 20(67, 70); 21(66,71); 22(66); 23(61, 68); 24(68); 25(72); 26(70);27(70); 28(64, 66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Tetrapanax papyrifer – 31(81)Thai Azalea – see Euphorbia Poysean cultivarsThai Basil – see Ocimum basilicum var. thyrsiflorumThai Cassia Tree – see Senna siamea; Cassia siameaThai Elephant Palm – see Kerriodoxa elegansThai Euphorbia – see Euphorbia milii ‘Poysean’Thai Monastery Bamboo – see ThyrsostachyssiamensisThai Pandan – see Pandanus amaryllifoliusThai Tulip – see Curcuma alimatifoliaThaleropia queenslandica – 11(29)Thalia – 3(12-13); 14(73)Thalia dealbata – 3(13)Thalia geniculata – 3(12-13); 6(34); 9(29)Theclinesthes onycha (cycad blue butterfly) – 30(44)Thelychiton capricornicus – 8(46)Thelychiton curvicaulis – 8(46)Thelychiton pedunculatus – 8(46)Thelychiton rex – 8(46)Thelychiton speciosus - 8(46); 12(74); 19(34); 20(88)Thelychiton tarberi – 8(46)Thelypteris patens ‘Lepida’ – 28(39)Themeda triandra – 12(81); 21(16); 22(53); 25(36, 38);27(42, 46)Theobroma cacao – 11(50)Thespesia populnea – 11(83)Thread-barked Myrtle – see Gossia inophloi69 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageThree-veined Cyptocarya – see Cryptocarya triplinervisThrinax – 6(31)Thuja occidentalis – 21(31)Thuja orientalis – 21(31)Thuja orientalis ‘Laureli’ – 21(30)Thunbergia erecta – 30(87)Thunbergia mysorensis – 3(64); 5(55); 13(40); 15(73);28(46, 47)Thundergia erecta ‘Alba’ – 30(87)Thyme - see ThymusThyme Honey Myrtle – see Melaleuca thymifoliaThyme, Spanish – see Plectranthus amboinicusThymus - 1(73); 4(10)Thyrsacanthus strictus – see Odontonema cuspidatumThyrsostachys siamensis – 14(13)Thysanolaena maxima – 7(16); 25(15, 37, 39)Ti - see Cordyline fruticosaTibouchina – 6(59)Tibouchina ‘Jazzie’ – 4(10); 12(61)Tibouchina grandifolia – see Tibouchina heteromallaTibouchina heteromalla – 13(31); 18(85)Tibouchina lepidota ‘Alstonville’ – 4(68); 12(61);14(73); 15(73); 16(11); 21(15)Tibouchina lepidota ‘Carol Lyn’ – 12(61)Tibouchina urvilleana – 18(85); 26(40)Tiger Grass – see Thysanolaena maximaTillandsia — 1(26-27); 7(90)Tillandsia cyanea – 8(75); 13(31)Tillandsia cyanea ‘Paradise’ – 7(32)Tillandsia filifolia – 20(42, 47)Tillandsia ionantha - 2(38)Tillandsia multicaulis – 3(16)Tillandsia pruinosa – 29(74)Tillandsia secunda – 15(74)Tillandsia usneoides – 31(14)Timor Black Bamboo – see Bambusa lakoTinder – see Praecitrullus fistulosus; Citrullusmarmelon var. fastulosum; Benincasa fistulosaTipuana tipu – 16(18)Tissue culture – 7(88-89)Titan Arum – see Amorphophallus titanumTithonia rotundifolia – 17(68); 18(68); 19(70); 20(68);21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74); 26(72); 27(72);28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Toadflax – see Linaria maroccanaTobacco Bush – see Solanum mauritianumTobacco, Flowering – see Nicotiana alataTobacco, Night Flowering – see Nicotiana sylvestrisToddy Palm – see Borassus flabelliferTomatillo – see Physalis philadephica; PhysalisixocarpaTomato – 10(87); 14(48-49, 55, 71); 15(69); 16(68);69); 19(56); also see Solanum lycopersicum;Lycopersicon esculentumTomato, Cherry – Solanum lycopersicum var.cerasiforme; Lycopersicon esculentum var.cerasiformeTomato, Current – see Lycopersicon pimpellifolium;Solanum pimpellifoliumTongan Bean – see Poor Man’s BeanTonningia foecunda – see Cyanotis foecundaToothache Plant – see Acmella paniculata; Spilanthesacmella; Acmella oleracea; Spilanthes oleracea;Blainvillea acmellaTorch Ginger - see Etlingera elatiorTorenia fournieri – 15(34, 36, 70); 16(70); 17(68);18(69); 19(71); 20(69); 21(68); 22(71); 23(72); 24(70);www.stgmagazine.com.au25(74); 26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Tournefortia argentea – 21(42, 44)Townsville Wattle – see Acacia leptostachyaTrachelospermum asiaticum – 25(78)Trachelospermum asiaticum ‘Variegatum’ – 25(78)Trachelospermum jasminoides – 3(16, 56, 61); 4(26);5(61); 6(89); 13(9); 14(27, 95); 17(20); 20(11, 12);25(78); 26(31)Trachelospermum jasminoides ‘Mandianum’ – 20(11);26(32)Trachelospermum jasminoides ‘Tricolor’ – 3(56), 6(24);10(69); 12(54); 21(31); 24(32)Tradescantia - 1(35); 5(90); 16(70)Tradescantia pallida ‘Purpurea’ – 6(39); 10(26); 12(31);27(19)Tradescantia pexata – see Tradescantia sillamontanaTradescantia sillamontana – 8(68); 27(78)Tradescantia spathacea - 1(35, 42); 5(6); 6(39); 8(10,13); 10(26, 48-49); 12(91); 17(69); 18(31); 25(13);27(19, 78)Tradescantia spathacea ‘Emerald Sword’ – 8(20)Tradescantia spathacea ‘Hawaiian Dwarf’ - 1(42);2(14); 3(16); 26(69)Tradescantia spathacea ‘Vittata’ - 1(42)Tradescantia zanonia – 14(27)Trailing Acalypha – see Acalypha reptans var.pygmaeaTrailing Begonia – see Cissus discolorTrailing Jade – see Senecio jacobseniiTrailing Velvet Plant – see Ruellia makoyana; RuelliadevosianaTranes internatus – 9(42)Transvaal Gardenia – see Gardenia volkensii subsp.spatulifoliaTraveller’s Palm – see Ravenala madagascariensisTreasure Fern – see Zamioculcas zamiifoliaTree Aloe – see Aloe barberaeTree Bird of Paradise – see Strelitzia nicolaiTree Dahlia – see Dahlia imperialisTree Fern - see Cyathea cooperiTree Fern, Bristly – see Dicksonia youngiaeTree Fern, Miniature – see Blechnum gibbumTree Fern, Norfolk Island – see Cyathea brownieTree Grape – see Myrciaria caulifloraTree Heliotrope – see Argusia argentea, TournefortiaargenteaTree Jasmine – see Radermachera igneaTree Maidenhair Fern – see Didymochlaena truncatulaTree of Life – see Ficus religiosaTree Wisteria - see Bolusanthus speciosusTrees benefits – 31(32-35) buying a tree – 23(34-35) flowering – 20(71-73) lopping & topping - 2(64) problematic - 1(70-71) the perfect accompaniment – 28(40-41) trees in cities – 30(32-35)Trellis – 21(54)Trevesia palmata ‘Micholitzii’ – 21(77)Triangle Palm - see Dypsis decaryiTriangle-stemmed Rush – see SchoenoplectusmucronatusTrichodiadema bulbosum – 8(15)Trichosanthes anguina (guada bean/snake gourd) –16(69); 17(67); 18(66); 20(66); also see70 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageTrichosanthes cucumerina var. anguinaTrichosanthes cucumerina var. anguina – 21(57, 66);24(68); 25(72); 26(70); 28(65, 66); 29(66); 30(69)Trifolium – 17(51)Trifolium repens – 24(63)Trigona - 5(71); 24(41)Trigona carbonaria – 5(71); 6(72); 24(41)Trigona hockingsi – 5(71); 6(72)Trimezia martinicensis – 20(29); 23(19)Triostar – see Stromanthe sanguinea ‘Tricolor’Tripladenia cunninghamii – 3(71); 6(20); 10(48, 50);25(44)Triplaris cumingiana – 21(76)Triplaris surinamensis - 1(10); see Triplaris weigeltianaTriplaris weigeltiana – 20(72); 21(76)Tristania – 24(29)Tristania neriifolia – 6(61); 11(29)Tristaniopsis exiliflora – 6(29)Tropaeolum majus – 10(35, 87); 11(83); 12(14);14(55); 15(70); 16(55, 70); 17(51); 18(68); 19(71);20(68); 22(70, 72); 23(72); 24(70); 26(72); 27(42, 72);28(68); 30(70); 31(72)Tropical cordyline – see Cordyline fruticosaTropical Hydrangea – see Dombeya wallichiiTropical Pitcher Plants – see NepenthesTropical rhododendron – 8(57)Tropical Smoke Bush - see Euphorbia cotinifoliaTropical Trumpet Tree – see TabebuiaTrumpet Creeper – see Campsis x tagliabuanaTrumpet Ginger – see SiphonochilusTrumpet Pitcher Plants – see SarraceniaTrumpet Tree, Pink – see Tabebuia roseaTrumpet Tree, Yellow – see Tabebuia argentea,Tabebuia chrysantha, Handroanthus chrysanthussubsp. chrysanthusTrumpet Vine, Argentine – see Bignonia callistegioidesTrumpet Vine, Orange – see Pyrostegia venustaTrumpet Vine, Painted – see Bignonia callistegioidesTrumpet Vine, Pink – see Podranea ricasolianaTuberose – see Polianthes tuberosaTubers, bulbous – 23(16-19)Tucker Weed – see Alternanthera denticulataTuckeroo – see Cupaniosis anarcardioidesTulbaghia – 16(70)Tulbaghia fragrans - see Tulbaghia simmleriTulbaghia simmleri – 13(31); 14(73); 19(24)Tulbaghia violacea - 1(73); 2(47); 10(48, 52, 90);11(83); 14(72, 73); 15(73); 17(73); 24(24)Tulbaghia violacea ‘Silver Stripe’ – 10(52)Tulip Satin Wood – see Rhodosphaera rhodanthemaTulip, yellow – see Drypetes deplancheiTulipwood – see Harpullia pendulaTumeric – 4(10); also see Curcuma longaTumeric, Native – see Curcuma australasicaTuna Cactus – see Opuntia ficus-indicaTung Oil Tree – see Aleurites montanaTurf - 1(88) How to lay – 14(64-67) Leguminous weeds – 24(62-64) Natural benefits – 21(62-63) Selecting turf – 30(64-65) Soil depth – 9(84-85) Turf cover – 23(62-63) Wear on lawns – 20(60-63) Weeds – 24(62-64); 25(66-68)Turfgrass – 6(82-83)www.stgmagazine.com.auTurk’s Cap Mallow – see Malvaviscus penduliflorusTurkey (bird) – 18(62)Turkey Bush – see Leptospermum madidumTurkey Iris – see Iris orientalis var. albaTurkey, scrub/brush – 15(63)Turnera subulata – 8(41), 12(18); 16(18)Turnip (vegetable) – 15(69); 16(69); also see Brassicarapa subsp. rapaTurpentine – see Syncarpia glomuliferaTurpentine Tree – see Canarium australianumTussacia pulchella – see Chrysothemis pulchellaTussock Grass – see Poa labillardieriTwiggy Baeckea – see Babingtonia virgataTypha – 17(46)Typhonodorum – 9(29)Typhonodorum lindleyanum – 25(40)-U-Ulmus chinensis – 16(18)Ulysses Butterflies (insect) – 17(13)Umbelliferous flower heads – 7(73)Umbrella Fern – see Sticherus flabellatusUmbrella Sedge – see Cyperus exaltatusUmbrella Tree – see Schleffera actinophyllaUpside-down Orchid – see Stanhopea tigrinaUrceolina forsteri – see Caliphruria subedentataUrceolina subdedentata – see Caliphruria subedentataUrea – 15(49)Uredo rangelli – 24(28)Ursulaea macvaughii – 28(74)Ustilago cynodontis – 5(82-83)Utricularia – 23(31)Uvaria – 31(8)-V-Valerian – 7(73); see Valeriana officinalisValeriana officinalis – 17(51)Valerianella locusta – 28(66)Vallisneria nana – 22(52)Vanda – 19(35)Vanda coerulea – 14(29, 31)Vanda Rothschildiana – 14(29)Vanilla orchid – 10(55)Vappodes bigibba - see Dendrobium bigibbumVappodes lithocola - 1(64)Vappodes phalaenopsis - 1(64); 19(34); 31(44)Vappodes striaenopsis - 1(65)Vappodes williamsiana - 1(65)Variagated Agave – see Agave desmettianaVariagated Pandanus – see Pandanus tectorius‘Baptistii’; Pandanus pygmaeusVariagated Shell Ginger – see Alpinia zerumbet‘Variegata’Variegated Baby Rubber Plant – see Peperomiaobtusifolia ‘Variegata’Variegated Beach Hibiscus – see Variegated CottonTree – see Hibiscus tiliaceus ‘Variegata’Variegated Cotton Tree – see Hibiscus tiliaceus‘Variegata’Variegated Cup of Gold – see Solandra maxima‘Variegata’Variegated Danube Reed – see Arundo donax‘Variegata’Variegated Gardener’s Garters – see Phalarisarundinacea ‘Variegata’71 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageVariegated Ginger – see Alpinia vittataVariegated Hibiscus – see Hibiscus rosa-sinensis‘Cooperi’Variegated Japanese Sedge – see Carex brunnea‘Variegata’Variegated Malay Dwarf – see GigantochloaheterostachyaVariegated Mauritius Hemp – see Furcraea foetida‘Mediopicta’Variegated Pineapple – see Ananas bracteatus‘Striatus’Variegated Red Pineapple - see Ananas comosus var.bracteatus ‘Striatus’Variegated Rush – see; Baumea rubiginosa‘Variegata’; Machaerina rubiginosa ‘Variegata’Variegated Star Jasmine – see Trachelospermumjasminoides ‘Tricolor’Variety – 21(41)Vasconcellea x heilbornii – 19(59)Vascostylis – 14(31)Vase Bromeliads – see BillbergiaVegetable feature articles – Aibika – 22(58-59) Asparagus – 14(63) Bassella – 18(56) Beans – 10(74-77); 11(80-81); 12(84-85) Beetroot – 28(56-57) Bitter Gourd – 23(52-53) Brassicas – 27(62) Broccoli – 27(63) Cabbage – 27(63) Capsicums – 24(52-53) Cassava – 24(48-51) Cauliflower – 27(63) Chaya - 30(54-55) Chocos – 17(52-55) Climbing vegetables – 21(54-57) Corn – 26(60-63) Crop Rotation – 22(68-69) Cucumbers – 29(56-59) Edible aquatics – 6(78-79) Edible Flowers – 11(82-83) Egyptian Spinach – 28(54-55) Galangal – 29(54) Garlic – 23(54-55) Hardy Vegetables – 7(74-75) Jicama – 25(52-53) Kale – 27(63) Okinawa Spinach – 27(60) Onions – 30(56-57) Organic gardening – 13(72-77) Organic Tomotoes – 14(48-49) Peas / Snow peas – 31(56) Planning a vegetable garden – 13(80-83) Planting a vegetable garden – 14(52-55) Pumpkins – 16(56-57) Rocket – 26(58-59) Rosellas – 15(52-55) Setting up an organic garden – 22(56-57) Soil – 23(50-51) Sweet leaf – 31(54) Vegetables for dry conditions – 8(80-81);9(78-79) Vertical gardening – 24(46-47)www.stgmagazine.com.au Vietnamese vegetables and herbs – 27(52-59) Warrigal Greens – 17(60-61) Yacon – 20(54-55) Yam Bean – 25(52-53) Zucchinis – 25(54-55)Vegetable Fern – see Diplazium esculetumVegetable garden – 9(91); 13(80-83); 23(71); 24(67);25(71)Vegetable Hummingbird – see Sesbania grandifloraVegetable Jute – see Corchorus olitoriusVegetable planting guide for warm climates Feb/March/April – 14(71); 18(66-67); 22(66-67); 26(70); 30(69) May/June/July – 15(69); 19(66-67); 23(68);27(70); 31(71) Aug/Sept/Oct – 16(69); 20(66-67); 24(68);28(66) Nov/Dec/Jan – 17(67); 21(66-67); 25(72);29(66)Vegetable Pear – see Sechium eduleVegetables - 1(80); 2(68); 10(74-77); 11(80-81); 12(84-85); 13(11, 80-83); 14(52-55, 70, 71); 15(67, 69);16(58-59, 67, 68); 17 (52-55, 60-62, 66-67); 18(66,67, 68); 19(66-67); 20(65-67); 21(54-57, 67-68);22(65-69); 23(68, 71); 24(67,68); 25(71-72); 26(69-71); 27(69-70); 28(64-66); 29(65-67)Veitchia arecina – 14(89)Veitchia joannis – 7(25)Veitchia merrillii – 13(16)Veldt Lily – see Veltheimia bracteataVeltheimia bracteata – 11(83); 19(24)Velvet Bean – see Mucuna pruriensVelvet Butterfly – see Cornukaempheria aurantifloraVelvet Cassia – see Cassia tomentellaVelvet Leaf – see Callicarpa pendunculataVelvet Plant – see Hypoestes aristataVelvet Wattle – see Acacia holosericeaVelvety Kerrawang – see Rulingia salviifoliaVenezuelan Treebine – see Cissus rotundifoliaVenus Fly Trap – see DionaeaVerbena cultivars – 15(70); 16(70); 17(68); 18(69);19(71); 20(69); 21(68); 22(71); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74);27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Verbena, Lemon – see Aloysia citriodoraVertical Gardening – 24(46-47)Vetivera – 25(36)Vetivera Grass – see Vetiveria zizanioidesVetivera Grass, Sterlie – see Vetiveria zizanioides‘Monto’Vetiveria elongata – see Chrysopogon elongatusVetiveria zizanioides – 25(36)Vetiveria zizanioides ‘Monto’ – 25(39)Viburnum odoratissimum – 12(15)Viburnum opulus ‘Sterile’ – 31(24)Viburnum tinus - 1(74); 6(51)Vicia faba (broad beans) – 18(66); 19(66); 20(66);22(66); 23(68), 26(70); 27(70); 28(66); 30(69); 31(71)Victoria amazonica – 11(50); 24(31)Victoria Brake Fern – see Pteris ensiformis ‘Victoriae’Victoria cruziana – 24(31)Victoria Waterlily – see Victoria amazonicaVietnamese Coriander – see Persicaria odorata;Polygonum odoratumVietnamese herbs – 27(52-59)Vietnamese Mint – see Persicaria odorata72 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageVietnamese vegetables – 27(52-59)Vigna caracalla - 17(20, 21); 25(77)Vigna umbellata (rice bean/oriental bean) – 11(82);17(67); 19(67); 20(67); 21(67); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72);27(70); 28(65, 66); 29(66); 31(71)Vigna unguiculata var. sequipedalis (snake bean) –10(75-76); 11(82); 16(69); 17(67); 18(67); 19(67);20(67); 21(57, 67); 22(67); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72);26(70); 27(70); 28(65, 66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)Villarsia exaltata – 22(53)Vinca – see Catharanthus roseusVinca, European – 12(42)Viola – 3(91); 11(82)Viola ‘Heartsease’ – 22(72)Viola banksii - 1(73); 3(70); 11(82); 13(58); 14(73);21(27); 22(54); 23(61)Viola betonicifolia – 13(31); 18(89); 23(61); 27(42)Viola cornuta – 15(70); 18(69); 19(71); 20(69); 22(71);23(72); 27(72); 30(70); 31(72)Viola hederacea - see Viola banksiiViola odorata – 21(27)Viola tricolor – 15(70); 18(68); 19(71); 20(69); 22(70);23(72); 25(44, 45); 26(72); 27(72); 30(70); 31(72)Violet Quill – see Ledebouria socialis; LedebouriaviolaceaViolet Tube-flower – see Iochroma cyaneaViolet, Arrowhead – see Viola betonicifoliaViolet, Arrow-leaved – see Viola betonicifoliaViolet, Chinese– see Asystasia gangetica subsp.micranthaViolet, English – see Viola odorataViolet, Native – see Viola hederaceaViolet, Nodding – see Streptocarpus caulescensViolet, Persian – see Exacum affineViolet, Philippine – see Barleria cristataVireya rhododendrons – 8(57); 14(95)Virginia Creeper – see Parthenocissus quinquefoliaVitex agnus-castus – 23(24)Vitex ovata ‘Purpurea’ – 6(14, 17)Vitex rotundifolia – 6(15, 17)Vitex trifolia ‘Purpurea’ – 6(15)Vitex trifolia ‘Variegata’ – 30(46, 50)Vitex, Variegated – see Vitex trifolia ‘Variegata’Vitis coignetiae – 16(18)Vitis discolor – see Cissus discolorVitis vinifera – 17(20)Voodoo Lily – see Amorphophallus bulbiferVriesea - 1(25); 6(11); 21(66)Vriesea – 17(69)Vriesea ‘Ella’ - 1(26)Vriesea ‘Elvira’ – 23(74)Vriesea ‘Galaxy’ – 8(74)Vriesea ‘Highway Beauty’ – 10(98)Vriesea ‘Orange Crush’ – 3(23)Vriesea bleherae – 23(74)Vriesea fosteriana ‘Red Chestnut’ - 2(18); 3(24)Vriesea hieroglyphica - 2(18); 6(11); 14(20); 23(74)Vriesea ospinae ‘Tiger Tim’ – 28(13)Vriesea ospinae ‘Windows’ – 26(18, 19)Vriesea phillipocoburgii – 6(11)Vriesea saundersii – 9(34, 36)-W-Waffle Plant – see Hemigraphis colorata ‘Exotica’;Hemigraphis alternataWahlenbergia - 2(25)www.stgmagazine.com.auWahlenbergia communis – 10(48, 50); 18(42)Wahlenbergia stricta – 10(48, 50)Walking Iris, Blue – see Neomarica caeruleaWalking Iris, Brazilian – see Neomarica gracilisWalking Iris, Yellow – see Trimezia martinicensisWalking Palm – see Pandanus tectoriusWalking Stick Palm - see Linospadix monostachyaWalking Stick Palm, Singapore – see RhopaloblastesingaporensisWallaby Wireless Tree – see Deplanchea tetraphyllaWallangarra Wattle – see Acacia aduncaWallum Banksia – see Banksia roburWallum Bottlebrush - see Callistemon pachyphyllus;Melaleuca pachyphyllaWallum Geebung – see Persoonia virgataWallum Grass Tree – see Xanthorrhoea fulvaWallum Phebalium – see Phebalium woombyeWampee - see Clausena lansiumWampi - see Clausena lansiumWanderer Butterfly – see Danaus plexippusWar memorial – 22(34-37)Waratah – see Telopea speciosissimaWarrigal Greens – see Tetragonia tetragonoidesWarszewiczia coccinea – 18(42, 46)Warszewiczia coccinea ‘David Auyong’ – 18(46)Wasps – 7(73); 26(53)Water – 7(78-81); also see pond bore water – 16(15) grey water – 4(13); 13(64) myths - 2(70) planning for water – 25(50-51) plants – 24(30-31); 25(40-41); 26(36-37);28(42-43); 29(44-45) supply – 13(82)Water Canna – see Thalia geniculataWater Celery – see Oenanthe javanicaWater Cherry – see Syzygium aqueumWater Chestnut – see Eleocharis dulcisWater features - 2(34); 9(25-29)Water Gum – see Tristaniopsis exilifloraWater Hyacinth – see Eichhornia crassipesWater Morning Glory – see Ipomaea aquaticaWater Plantain – see Alisma plantago-aquaticaWater Poppy – see Hydrocleys nymphoidesWater receptacles - 2(30)Water Snowflakes – see Nymphoides indicaWater Spinach – see Ipomaea aquaticaWater Thyme – see Hydrilla verticillataWater Vine – see Cissus antarcticaWatercress – see Nasturtium officinaleWaterfall Grass, Native – see Pogonatherum crinitumWaterfall Plant – see Phyllanthus minutifoliusWaterhousea – 5(69); 24(29); 28(53)Waterhousea floribunda – 13(12); 14(46)Waterhousea unipunctata – 12(34)Waterhousia – should be WaterhouseaWaterleaf – see Talinum triangulareWaterlilies – see NymphaeaWaterlilies, Hardy – 21(22-25)Waterlilies, Tropical – 21(22-25)Watermelon (vegetable/fruit) – 16(69); also seeCitrullus vulgaris; Citrullus lanatus var. lanatusWatermelon Begonia – see Peperomia sandersiiWaterwheel Plant – see Aldrovanda vesiculataWatsonia borbonica – 19(24, 25)Wattles – 8(87); 23(10-15); also see Acacia73 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageWattleseed – see Acacia victoriaeWavy Marshwort – see Nymphoides crenataWax Flower - see HoyaWax Flower, Chinese – see Hoya carnosaWax Ginger – see Tapeinochilos ananassaeWax Rose – see Pereskia grandifoliaWaxgourd – see Benincasa hispidaWedding Bush – see Ricinocarpos pinifoliusWedding Palm - see Lytocaryum weddellianumWedelia - see Sphagneticola trilobataWedge Pea – see Gompholobium virgatumWeeds – 18(73); 23(46-47); 24(44-45, 62-64); 28(44-45); 29(52-53)Weeping Bamboo, Himalayan – see DrepanostachyumfalcatumWeeping Bottlebrush - see Callistemon viminalisWeeping Cleistanthus – see Cleistanthus apodusWeeping Fig Tree – see Ficus benjaminaWeeping Fig, Golden – see Ficus benjamina ‘GoldenKing’Weeping Paperbark - see Melaleuca leucadendraWeeping Pittosporum – see Pittosporum angustifoliumWeeping Rosewood – see Pterocarpus indicus‘Pendula’Weeping Tea-tree - see Leptospermum madidumWeevil Lily – see Molineria capitulataWeigela florida – 19(13)Welsh Onion (vegetable) -16(68); see Allium fistulosumWest Australian Red Flowering Gum – see CorymbiaficifoliaWest Indian Gherkin – see Cucumis anguriaWestern Australia, importing – 31(38)Western Boobialla – see Myoporum montanumWestern Silver Wattle – see Acacia decoraWestern Sword Fern – see Polystichum munitumWestringia ‘Wynyabbie Gem’ – 21(30, 31)Westringia fruticosa - 1(74); 5(69); 8(68); 10(73);12(71); 16(72); 21(14)Westringia tenuicaulis – 6(61)Wheat Celosia – see Celosia spicataWheel of Fire Tree – see Stenocarpus sinuatusWhirling Butterflies – see Gaura lindheimeriWhite Alder – see Turnera subulataWhite Autumn Crocus - see Zephranthes candidaWhite Bat Plant – see Tacca integrifoliaWhite Beech – see Gmelina leichhardtiiWhite Bird of Paradise – see Strelitzia nicolaiWhite Border Flax Lily – see Dianella ensifolia‘Marginata’White Butterfly – see Gaura lindheimeriWhite Candles – see Whitfieldia elongataWhite Cedar – see Melia azedarach var. australasicaWhite cedar moth – see Leptocneria reductaWhite Cedar, Dwarf – see Melia azedarach ‘Dwarf’White Champak – see Magnolia x albaWhite cloud mountain minnows [fish] – see TanichthysalbonudesWhite Clover – see Trifolium repensWhite coloured mulberries – see Morus macrouraWhite coloured plants – 14(24-27)White Fig – see Ficus virensWhite Frangipani, Singapore – see Plumeria obtusaWhite Gardenia Tree – see Gardenia thunbergiaWhite Ginger – see Hedychium coronariumWhite Gossamar – see Tradescantia sillamontanaWhite Jasmine – see Jasminum polyanthumWhite Lace Flower – see Orlaya grandiflorawww.stgmagazine.com.auWhite Lilyturf – see Ophiopogon jaburan ‘Variegata’White Mandevilla – see Mandevilla boliviensisWhite Mondo Grass – see Ophiopogon intermedius‘Variegatus’White Mulberry – see Morus albaWhite Mussaenda – see Mussaenda frondosaWhite Orchid Tree – see Bauhinia variegata ‘Candida’White Paintbrush – see Haemanthus albiflosWhite Plectranthus – see Plectranthus argentatusWhite Sapote – see Casimiroa edulisWhite Shrimp Plant – see Justicia betonicaWhite Velvet – see Tradescantia sillamontanaWhite Walnut – see Cryptocarya obovataWhitefly – 10(87)White-line Cretan Brake - see Pteris cretica var.albolineataWhite-rumped Dublebar (bird) – see TaeniopygiabichenoviiWhitfieldia elongata – 20(12); 23(22)Whitsunday Bottle Tree – see Brachychiton compactusWhittet kikuyu – see Pennisetum clandestinumWickham’s Wattle – see Acacia wickhamiiWild Betel Leaf – see Piper sarmentosumWild Bottle Gourd – see Lagenaria sicerariaWild Currant – see Antidesma erostreWild Garlic – see Tulbaghia violaceaWild Iris – see Dietes bicolor; NeomaricaWild Jack Bean – see Canavalia roseaWild Lime – see Citrus hystrix; Eremocitrus glauca;MicrocitrusWild May – Leptospermum polygalifoliumWild Pear – see Dombeya rotundifoliaWild Pear, Silver – see Dombeya pulchraWild Pepper – see Piper sarmentosumWild Plantain – see Heliconia irrasa subsp. irrasaWild Rocket – see Diplotaxis tenuifoliaWildlife:- Butterflies – 27(42-47); 28(52) Children in gardens – 20(19) Corridors – 14 (44-47) Finches – 17(42-47) Koalas – 27(50-51) Nesting boxes - 18(48-51); 19(48-51); 20(48-51)Wilga – see Geijera parvifloraWillow Bottlebrush – see Melaleuca salignaWindmill Grass – see Chloris truncataWinged Bean – 14(71); 16(69); see PsophocarpustetragonolobusWinter Cherry Tree – see Wrightia antidysentericaWinter Grass – see Poa annuaWinter Tarragon – see Tagetes lucidaWinter’s Joy Tree – see Dombeya cacuminumWinterocereus aureispina - see Cleistocactus winteriWintersweet – see Acokanthera oblongifoliaWire Grass – see Eragrostis tenuifoliaWisteria – 4(48, 89); 6(51); 7(34)Wisteria floribunda – 31(14)Wisteria sinensis – 17(20)Wisteria sinensis ‘Flora Plena’ – 31(24)Wisteria, Chinese – see Wisteria sinensisWisteria, Japanese – see Wisteria floribundaWisteria, Native – see Callerya megaspermaWitch Hazel – see HamamelisWodyetia bifurcata - 2(18); 3(45); 6(31); 7(25); 12(35);16(41)74 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageWolf’s Vine – see Petraeovitex wolfeiWollemi Pine – see Wollemia nobilisWollemia nobilis – 15(89); 26(56)Wom Bok – see Chinese Cabbage; Brassica rapasubsp. pekinensisWom Bok (cabbage) – 15(69)Woman’s Tongue Tree – see Albizzia lebbekWombat Berry – see Eustrephus latifoliusWonga Wonga Vine – see Pandorea pandoranaWonga-wonga Vine – see Pandorea pandoranaWoolly Frogmouth – see Philydrum lanuginosumWoolly Grevillea – see Grevillea lanigeraWoolly-leafed Sapote – see Casimiroa tetrameriaWormwood – see Artemisia arborescens; ArtemisiaabsinthiumWormwood, Tree – see Artemisia arborescensWorsleya procera – 23(17); 26(18, 19); 27(12-13)Worsleya rayneri – see Worsleya proceraWrightia antidysenterica – 20(85); 23(36, 41)Wrightia religiosa – 12(31)Wrightia zeylanica – see Wrightia antidysentericaWrinkle-pod Mangrove – see Cynometra iripa-X-Xanadu – see Philodendron ‘Xanadu’; renamedPhilodendron xanaduXanthorrhoea - 1(74); 8(88); 9(6); 11(10); 26(46)Xanthorrhoea australis – 6(24); 26(51)Xanthorrhoea fulva – 17(36)Xanthorrhoea johnsonii – 5(59); 17(36, 41); 18(36);26(51)Xanthorrhoea macronema – 6(61)Xanthosoma – 16(70)Xanthosoma atrovirens – 3(24)Xanthosoma mafaffa - 14(53); 16(69); 18(71); 19(73);20(70); 21(71)Xanthosoma mafaffa ‘Lemon Zinger’ – 22(33)Xanthostemon – 7(30-31); 24(29)Xanthostemon chrysanthus – 6(29); 7(30, 73); 8(21,79); 19(42, 46); 20(73); 21(65); 23(22)Xanthostemon chrysanthus ‘Fairhill Gold’ – 28(40, 41)Xanthostemon eucalyptoides – 7(31)Xanthostemon oppositifolius – 7(31)Xanthostemon paradoxus - 2(74); 7(31)Xanthostemon umbrosus – 7(31)Xanthostemon verticillatus – 6(61); 7(30); 8(78); 30(27,30)Xanthostemon whitei – 7(31)Xanthostemon youngii – 7(31)Xerochrysum – 6(60, 61)Xerochrysum bracteatum - 1(73); 7(11); 13(9); 16(23,70); 18(68); 19(70); 20(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70);26(72); 27(42, 72); 28(68); 30(70); 31(72)Xeropetalum rotundifolium – see Dombeya rotundifoliaXeropetalum tilaceum – see Dombeya tiliaceaXerophyte plants - 2(13)Xiphidium caeruleum – 27(7)Xiphophorus helleri – 11(63)Xiphophorus maculatus – 11(63)Xylosma congesta – 27919)Xylosma senticosa – see Xylosma congesta-Y-Yacon – 8(29); see Smallanthus sonchifoliusYam – see Dioscoreawww.stgmagazine.com.auYam Bean – see Pachyrhizus erosusYam, Chinese Wild – see Dioscorea polystachyaYam, New Zealand – see Oxalis tuberosaYard long bean – 10(77)Yarrow – see Achillea millefoliumYellow Allamanda – see Allamanda catharticaYellow Aralia – see Osmoxylon lineare ‘Yellow’Yellow Barleria – see Barleria oenotheroidesYellow Bean – see Ormosia ormondiiYellow Box – see Eucalyptus melliodoraYellow Buttons – see Chrysocephalum ramosissimum;Chrysocephalum apiculatum; Helichrysum apiculatumYellow Cherry Guava – see Psidium cattleianum var.cattleianum f. lucidumYellow Christmas – see Heliconia angustaYellow Crinum – see Crinum xanthifoliumYellow Desert Rose – see Allamanda laevisYellow Flag Iris – see Iris pseudacorusYellow Flame – see Peltophorum pterocarpumYellow flowering banksia rose – see Rosa banksiae‘Lutea’Yellow Footed Scrub Fowl (bird) – 17(13)Yellow Fruited Raspberry – see Rubus ellipticusYellow Garland Lilly – see Calostemma luteumYellow Giant Hyssop – see Agastache nepetoides‘Golden Jubilee’Yellow hairy flower wasp – see CampsomeristasmaniensisYellow Jacobinia – see Justicia aureaYellow Mangosteen - see Atroctocarpus fitzalaniiYellow Poinciana Tree – see PeltophorumpterocarpumYellow Sapote – see Pouteria campechianaYellow Saraca – see Saraca caulifloraYellow Shrimp Plant – see Pachystachys luteaYellow Star Jasmine, Variegated – seeTrachelospermum asiaticum ‘Variegatum’Yellow Trumpet Tree – see Tabebuia argenteaYellow Tulip – see Drypetes deplancheiYellow Walking Iris – see Trimezia martinicensisYesterday Today Tomorrow – see BrunfelsiaYlang-Ylang – see Cananga odorataYlang-Ylang Vine – see Artabotrys hexapetalusYlang-Ylang, Climbing – see Artabotrys hexapetalusYu xing cao – see Houttuynia cordata ‘Variegata’Yuca – see Manihot esculentaYucca - 2(13); 5(50); 7(27, 29); 25(37)Yucca elephantipes - 2(14); 6(17); 7(29); 17(34);18(36)Yucca filamentosa - 2(14)Yucca guatemalensis – 18(36); also see YuccaelephantipesYucca rostrata - 2(14)Yucca thompsoniana – 8(18)-ZxZygonisiaCynosure ‘Blue Birds’ – 29(81)Zamia - 1(61); 6(40), 7(36); 30(44)Zamia furfuracea - 1(74); 2(13-14, 43); 14(13); 25(13);29(15)Zamia integrifolia - 1(61); 10(36)Zamia pseudoparasitica – 29(26)Zamioculcas zamiifolia – 6(85); 7(29); 23(67); 25(32)Zanzibar Gem – see Zamioculcas zamiifoliaZea mays (sweet corn) – 17(67); 18(67); 18(67);19(67); 20(67); 21(67); 22(67); 23(68); 24(68); 25(72);26(60-63, 70); 27(70); 28(66); 29(66); 30(69); 31(71)75 of 76

subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageZebra Finch (bird) – see Taeniopygia guttataZebra Grass – see Miscanthus sinensis ‘Zebrinus’Zebra Plant – see Haworthia attenuata; Calatheazebrina; Aphelandra squarrosaZebra Striped Dragon – see Dracaena goldieanaZeolite – 15(49); 16(53)Zephyranthes - 1(12); 6(55); 12(14); 15(68); 19(24)Zephyranthes ‘Grandjax’ – 19(24)Zephyranthes flavissima – 11 (29)Zephyranthes grandiflora - 1(12)Zephyranthes rosea – 18(42)Zephyranthes x grandjax – 10(69); also seeZephyranthes ‘Grandjax’Zepyhranthes candida - 1(73); 2(39); 5(12); 12(18);14(27, 73); 15(68)Zigzag Plant – see Euphorbia tithymaloidesZig-zag Wattle – see Acacia macradeniaZinc – 15(49)Zingiber – 17(69); 19(23); 22(27); 26(41)Zingiber collinsii – 9(36)Zingiber malaysianum – 26(29)Zingiber officinale – 14(38)Zingiber ottensii – 10(31)Zingiber spectabile - 2(18); 3(16); 10(28, 31); 14(13);16(42, 44); 22(27); 26(29)Zinnia – 5(91)Zinnia angustifolia – 15(70); 16(70); 17(68); 18(69);19(71); 20(69); 21(68); 22(71); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74);26(72); 27(72); 28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Zinnia elegans – 15(70); 16(70); 17(68); 18(68);19(70); 20(68); 21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74);26(40, 72); 27(72); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)Zinnia, Creeping – see Sanvitalia procumbensZinnia, Garden – see Zinnia elegansZizina labradus (butterfly) – 31(63)Zonaeginthus guttata – see Stagonopleura guttataZoning – 4(32)Zoysia – 4(83); 6(55); 8(84-85); 15(65); 25(36)Zoysia japonica – 3(82); 8(84-85); 10(89); 20(63)Zoysia macrantha – 25(39)Zoysia matrella - 1(89); 8(84-85); 10(48, 89); 20(63);25(37, 39, 68)Zoysia matrella ‘A-One’ - 17(71)Zoysia matrella var. pacifica – 13(57)Zoysia rust – see Puccinia zoysiaeZoysia tenuifolia – 4(11); 8(84); 13(54, 57); 18(28)Zoysia tenuifolia ‘No Mow’ – 8(85)Zucchini – 14(71); 15(69); 16(69); 25(54-55); also seeCucurbita pepoZulu Giant – see Stapelia leendertziaeZululand Cycad – see Encephalartos feroxZygocactus – see Schlumbergera truncataZygoneria ‘Dynamite’– 4(44)Zygopabstia ‘Olympia Summer Love’ x Zygopetalum‘Kiwi Dazzler’ – 4(44)Zygopetalum – 4(44)Zygopetalum ‘Conways Choice’ – 4(44)Zygopetalum Skippy Ku – 29(81)ZZ Plant – see Zamioculcas zamiifoliaABBREVIATIONSf. – is short for formaprev. – is short for previoussp. – is short for speciesspp. – is short for many species of the one generassp. – is short for subspeciessubsp. – is short for subspeciessyn. – is short for synonumvar. – is short for varietywww.stgmagazine.com.au76 of 76

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