Acacia fimbriata
Fringe Wattle
Fast growing shrub to 2m with masses of yellow flowers in winter/spring
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Acacia hispidula
Rough Hairy Wattle
Shrub to 2m on sandstone soils. Small white spherical flowers in spring followed by flat seed pods. A food source for pollinators
Two left!
Acacia ulicifolia
Prickly Moses
Prickly foliaged shrub to 2m on sandstone soils. Small white spherical flowers in spring followed by flat seed pods. A food source for pollinators
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Alyxia ruscifolia
Chain Fruit
Prickly foliaged to 2m. Fragrant white flowers, then bright orange fruit which are often joined together like a chain
Two left!
Breynia oblongifolia
Coffee Bush
To 3m with small white flowers then green fruit which hang underneathe the foliage turning red to black. Host plant to the Large Grass-yellow butterfly. Attracts small birds
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Capparis arborea
Caper Bush
To 5m with large fragrant cream flowers and edible fruit
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Carissa ovata
Kunkerberry
To 3m with glossy green foliage. White flowers are followed by black currant-like edible fruit. Shelter for small birds. Attracts the Joseph’s Coat moth larvae. Very tough in dry conditions
Ready in late February
Cassinia laevis
Cough Bush
Open forest species to 2m. Aromatic foliage and clusters of small white flowers
Sold out, more seeded
Daviesia wyattiana
Long leaved Daviesia
An uncommon open sparse shrub on sandstone soils with narrow foliage and yellow/orange pea flowers in spring
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Deeringia amaranthoides
Deeringia
Up to 4m but often much smaller than that. Grows along creeks and gullies. Can take part shade. Spikes of bright red fruit in summer
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Dodonaea sinuolata
Feathery Hop Bush
1-3m with dark pink/red pods in summer. Good shelter for small birds
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Dodonaea stenophylla
Narrow-leaved Hop Bush
Attractive understorey species to 3m that grows well in sandy, rocky soil
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Dodonaea viscosa
Sticky Hop Bush
Hardy, to 4m in dry regions, takes light frosts. Very showy seed capsules
Sold out, more seeded
Hakea benthamii
Vein-leaved Hakea
Woody shrub to 3m in sandy soils. White flowers in spring
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Hakea florulenta
Wallum Hakea
Shrub to 2m in sandy soils, e.g. Helidon Hills. Pollinator-attracting white flowers
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Hibiscus heterophyllus
Native Rosella
To 8m with large white flowers. Attracts many insects and birds
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Hibiscus heterophyllus (yellow form)
Native Rosella
To 6m with large bright yellow flowers. Attracts many insects and birds
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Indigofera australis
Native Indigo
To 1.5m. Tough in exposed, dry sandy soils. Pretty pink flower spikes
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Jacksonia scoparia
Dogwood
To 3m, leafless. Grows in dry, rocky soils. Clusters of yellow flowers
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Leptospermum polygalifolium
Tantoon
To 3m with masses of white flowers that attract pollinators.
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Lomatia silaifolia
Crinkle Bush
To 1 or 2m with white flowers in the warmer months. Grows in sandy well drained soils.
Ready in mid February
Maireana decalvans
Blue Saltbush
To 1m. Very hardy in dry areas. Succulent-like blue/grey leaves, tiny flowers and pink disc shaped fruit
Sold out, more seeded
Myoporum montanum
Boobialla
Fast growing shrub to 4m with small white flowers followed by pink/purple glossy fruit. A source of food and habitat for birds. Requires well drained soil in full sun or part shade.
Seeded
Pavetta australiensis
Butterfly Bush
Dry rainforest species to 4m. Showy flowers and fruit attract butterflies and birds
Ready in February
Petalostigma pachyphyllum
Thick-leaved Quinine Bush
To 2.5m on sandstone slopes, showy orange fruit. Uncommon
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Petrophile canescens
Conesticks
To 1.5m in rocky areas in sandy soils. Flowers attract pollinators
Ready in March
Pittosporum spinescens
Wallaby Apple
To 3m. Very prickly,making it ideal habitat for small birds. Large round fruit
Ready in late February
Pittosporum viscidum
Birds Nest Bush
To 3m with dark rounded fruit. Perfect nesting shrub for small birds
Two left!
Rhagodia parabolica
Fragrant Saltbush
To 2m with grey foliage and small red fruit. Drought hardy
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Rhagodia spinescens
Hedge Saltbush
To 1m in well drained soils with silver foliage and pink/red fruit. Tolerates dry conditions and frost. Can be hedged
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Senna acclinis
Scrub Senna
To 1.5m with yellow flowers. Host plant to the Lemon Migrant butterfly
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Senna barclayana
Smooth Senna
Fast growing to 3m x 3m. A prolific producer of yellow flowers throughout spring and summer. The blooms attract butterflies
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Senna coronilloides
Brigalow Senna
To 2m in Brigalow scrub. Hardy understorey plant with yellow flowers
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Senna gaudichaudii
Blunt-leaved Senna
Uncommon shrub from 2-3m to 5m tall with butterfly-attracting yellow flowers
One only!
Sophora fraseri
Brush Sophora
Attractive understorey species to 2m. Conservation status is (V) vulnerable
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Teucrium junceum
Square-stemmed Broom
To 1.5m, almost leafless with angular stems, small white flowers and orange fruit
Ready in February
Trema tomentosa
Wild Peach
Fast growing to 4m with small white flowers then tiny black fruit. Pioneer species in moist forest areas
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Westringia eremicola
Slender Westringia
To 1m in well drained soils. Small mauve flowers in summer. Frost and drought hardy
Ready in February
Wikstroemia indica
Bootlace Bark
To 1.5m in well drained soils. Small yellow flowers followed by green fruit turning red when ripe. Full sun to part shade. Warning: the fruit is toxic.
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