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Crowea saligna ‘Rosy Glow’

Crowea saligna ‘Rosy Glow’

A very attractive small shrub, with numerous starry pink flowers from autumn through winter. Likes sun or semi shade, if grown in sun some protection from hot afternoon sun is advisable. It prefers moist soils but...

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Lomandra longifolia ‘Long John Silver’

A very attractive fine leaf grey foliage Lomandra,  tough and very easy care, and is a great accent plant and for massed landscaping. Tolerates moderate frost and drought, best in full sun, also in part shade. Grows to 80 cms tall and  50 cms wide. Has cream flowers...

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Grevillea ‘Loopy Lou’

Grevillea ‘Loopy Lou’

A small plant growing to around 1-1.5 metres high and wide,  with eye catching large flowers in shades of pink, orange and yellow for most of the year. Bird attracting and great cut flowers. Fast growing and easy care,...

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Epacris impressa ‘Bega’

Epacris impressa ‘Bega’

A very attractive and long flowering small to medium sized shrub, with masses of clear red tubular bell shaped flowers from autumn, through winter and on to spring. 'Bega' is a more reliable form of the very eye...

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Thryptomene baeckeacea – Myrtle

Thryptomene baeckeacea – Myrtle

A charming and very adaptable low shrub, with masses of small and dainty flowers along the stems in autumn through winter. There are white, pink and purple flowering forms, and they can range from groundcovers to shrubs...

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Platysace deflexa – Youlk

Platysace deflexa – Youlk

An uncommon perennial with ferny foliage, in the same family as carrots, it is noted for its edible tubers. Growing in southern Western Australia, from Albany to Esperance on gravelly and sandy soils. It has white flowers...

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Lomandra longifolia – Mat Rush

Lomandra longifolia – Mat Rush

A hardy perennial suited to a wide range of positions, from sandy soil to clay, sun to part shade. Scented yellow flowers in winter and spring, followed by seeds a month or two after flowering. Common all along the...

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