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Eremophila clarkei

Eremophila clarkei- Turpentine Bush

A variable shrub, growing from half a metre to 4 metres wide approximately. It flowers from autumn to spring, with white, pink or mauve tubular shaped flowers. Endemic to West Australia and South Australia, growing on sandy to clay soils. […]

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Anigozanthos viridis x flavidus hybrid 'Tufty Green'

Anigozanthos hybrid ‘Tufty Green™’ – Kangaroo Paw

A Tall and Tough perennial kangaroo paw, with velvety paw shaped flowers in shades of green in spring and summer. The blooms attract birds to the garden to feed, and make long lasting cut flowers. This variety has quite narrow

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Anigozanthos flavidus - kangaroo paw green

Anigozanthos flavidus – Tall Kangaroo Paw – Green

The Tall Kangaroo Paw – Green is the most reliable and long lived of this iconic group of Western Australian plants. The leathery, dark green leaves are very tough and tend to hold up better against leaf blackening (often referred

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Anigozanthos flavidus - red kangaroo paw

Anigozanthos flavidus – Tall Kangaroo Paw – Red

The Tall Kangaroo Paw is the most reliable and long lived of this iconic group of Western Australian plants. The leathery, dark green leaves are very tough and tend to hold up better against leaf blackening (often referred to as

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Anigozanthos viridis – Green Kangaroo Paw

A very attractive small kangaroo paw species with narrow, upright greyish green leaves on a clumping perennial plant. It flowers from late winter and extends through to mid spring, in shades of bright green infused through the velvety hairs. The

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Xerochrysum bracteatum ‘Orange Gold’ – Strawflower

A low growing soft-wooded perennial which can be used as an annual in garden bedding situations and renewed every year. This is a true breeding seed line in colours of gold and orange. A great general garden or pot plant

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Xerochrysum bracteatum - straw daisy

Xerochrysum bracteatum ‘Crimson’- Strawflower

A low growing soft-wooded perennial which can be used as an annual in bedding situations and renewed every year. This is a true breeding seed line in colours of crimson and red. A great general garden or pot plant and

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Schoenia cassiniana – Pink Clusters Everlasting Daisy

This delightful and showy everlasting daisy grows in a wide range of areas in Western Australia, and is one of the contributors to the tourist attracting wildflower display there every year after good autumn rains. An annual plant, it has

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Schoenia filifolia ssp. subulifolia – Showy Everlasting Daisy

An attractive annual from Western Australia, and is one of the plants that contribute so much to the spectacular wildflower displays there that draw many tourists to visit and photograph. It has fine bright green green leaves and many upright

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Xerochrysum bracteatum - straw flowers

Xerochrysum bracteatum – Strawflower

A low growing soft-wooded perennial with papery daisy flowers in a range of colours, from white, cream, yellow, gold, red to a range of pink tones. A great general garden or pot plant and a brilliant cut flower, attract butterflies

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Banksia spinulosa - hairpin banksia

Banksia spinulosa – Hairpin Banksia

An attractive large shrub to small tree, growing from 1 to 3 metres tall and wide. It has a long flowering period, from autumn through to spring, making it a good food source for nectar loving wildlife. Good on a

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Trachymene coerulea – Blue Lace Flower

A fast growing and free flowering annual to biennial plant from Western Australia with lovely heads of blue flowers on long stems in October to January. It adapts readily to cultivation to give a splash of colour in flower beds.

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Hardenbergia violacea - native sarsparilla

Hardenbergia violacea – Native Sarsaparilla

A tough and easy care climber or ground covering plant, this plant is spectacular when in flower, with many purple sprays of blossom. It blooms from spring through summer, and the plant fixes nitrogen from the air, which is good

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Telopea speciosissima - waratah

Telopea speciosissima – Waratah

This iconic plant is deservedly the floral emblem of NSW, with it’s beautiful bright red flower heads that are much admired and sought after. It can grow from a large shrub to small tree size in ideal conditions. The flowers

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