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$2.50Basket Grass is a hardy tussock plant growing to approx 1m x 1m. Scented cream flower spikes during spring. Planting info: Any position. Frost resistant. Coastal and inland.
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$2.50Bracelet Honey Myrtle tall spreading shrub or small tree, has narrow dark green leaves. White small bottlebrush flowers. Quick growing. Useful for wind breaks. Good for honey bees. Planting info: Any soil. Tolerates dryness. Coastal exposure, lime, salt soil and smog. Usually frost resistant. 4-9m tall by 3-4m wide.
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$2.50Slender Honey Myrtle is an attractive dense, rounded shrub to 2m x 2m with tiny, bluish green leaves on slender arching branches and mauve bottlebrush flowers in spring and often autumn. Planting info: Average to moist conditions. Low maintenance plant but a regular light pruning will benefit its shape and…
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$2.50Kangaroo Island Paper bark is an evergreen large shrub to small tree, small dark green leaves, profuse small white flowers in spring. Planting info: Useful for saline areas. Any soil, tolerating wetness, dryness, lime and smog. Frost resistant.
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$2.50Moonah is a shrub or small tree, 3-8m tall. Fast growing. Cream flowers late spring to summer. Bushy foliage. Planting info: Full sun in any soil, tolerating dryness and wetness. Good shelter belt tree. Heavy salt tolerant.
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$2.50Melaleuca nesophila Showy Honey Myrtle is an evergreen tall shrub with papery bark. Oval grey-green leaves and mauve-pink flowers in spring and summer. Planting info: Most soils, tolerating dryness, lime, salt soil and smog. Frost tender.
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Scented Paperbark is a fast growing erect open to compact large shrub, 2-5m high x 1-2m wide. Attractive scented yellow brush flowers in spring-summer. Planting info: Moist to wet soil in sunny or partly- shaded situation. Good screen.
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Cross-leaved Honey Myrtle medium to tall shrub. Small narrow leaves, short mauve-pink bottlebrush flowers in spring and early summer. Planting info: Any position. Tolerating lime, salt soil, smog, and frost. Attracts birds, bees and butterflies.
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Native Mint is a slender sprawling or erect herb with mint-scented foliage, and clusters of small tubular white to pale mauve flowers in spring-summer. Planting info: Moist to wet soil in sun or shade. Ideal around the pond, sheltered rockery or pots.
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Weeping Grass is a perennial native grass suitable as a lawn substitute when mown or grazed regularly. Do not mow below 10cm. Planting info: Best in moist, well- drained soil in full sun or part shade.
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Yam Daisy is a Edible tufted perennial herb, prostrate to 40cm high x 15-25cm wide. Shiny long narrow toothed leaves to 20cm long. Yam Daisy have a single bright yellow daisy flower on a long stalk from mid-winter to spring. Planting info: Well-drained soil in part sun. Regenerates annually from…
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Boobialla is a large coastal shrub that grows 3-4 metres high to 3-4 metres wide. Boobialla is great for wildlife however highly toxic to livestock. Edible berries from small white flowers along the stems make this part of our bushfood range. Makes a fantastic hedge and windbreak. Planting info: Great…
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Creeping Boobialla is a ground cover with 2-3m spread and white star-shaped flowers in spring and summer. Planting info: Plant in full sun to part shade. Lightly prune to encourage dense growth. Usefull as a natural mulch, spill-over plant and for habitat gardens.
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Coastal Daisy Bush is a hardy, erect dense shrub to 2m. Soft grey foliage. Small yellow daisy flowers in summer-autumn. Edible leaves. Planting info: Well-drained, dry sandy soil in sunny or partly-shaded situation. Coastal.
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Morning Iris is a tufted plant with many purple flowers over a long period. Planting info: Prefers semi shade, but will tolerate full sun. Mulch to keep the soil moist and to deter weed growth. Coastal and inland.
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Tree everlasting is an open rounded shrub or small tree, 2-6m high x 1-3m wide. Broad white flowers in clusters over summer. Planting info: Moist well-drained soil in full or part shade. Good screen. Attracts birds and butterflies.
