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Multi-stemmed and small plants less than 5 metres


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Correa alba - White Correa

Small shrub 1-1.5m, easy to shape
Dry well-drained soil
Full sun to part shade
White flower in Autumn to Winter

$3.50

Correa reflexa - Native fuchsia

Size Small shrub about 1m. Soil Most soil types Location Full sun to part shade. Flowering Green to pink flowers all year round, bird and bee attracting.

$3.50

Acacia elongata - Swamp Wattle

Shrub 3-7m high
Flowers
winter - spring
Full sun, part shade
Moist soil
Frost hardy
Bee attracting
Wildplant Community
Sandstone and sandy dry sclerophyll woodlands and heathlands.

$3.50

Prostanthera incisa - Cut-leaved Mint-bush

fast growing shrub 0.5 – 3m 
Free-draining soil
Full sun to part shade
Fowers in spring
Attract beneficial insects
Wildplant Community
NSW coastline in wet sclerophyll forest and rainforest margins.

$3.50

Acacia floribunda -Gossamer Wattle

Fast growing 3- 8m
Screening, hedge, erosion control
Suitable in most soil types
Full sun to part shade
Drought and frost tolerant
Wind and salt tolerant
Flowering in spring
Wildplant Community
Coastal eucalypt woodland and wet sclerophyll forests.

$3.50

Pomaderris discolor - Pomaderris Species

Size shrub or small tree to 1-3m with pale underside of leaf and hairy stems

Soil suited to most soil types

Location full sun to part shade, tolerates light frost

Flowering pale to bright yellow flowers in mid spring

$3.50

Goodenia ovata - Hop Goodenia

Fast growing small shrub 1m
Most soil types, prefers moist soils
Full sun to part shade, tolerates light frost
Long lasting yellow flowers in spring to summer
Attracts beneficial insects
Wildplant Community
Moist coastal forest, woodland and scrub.

$3.50

Pittosporum revolutum - Wild Yellow Jasmine

Shrub to 3m x 2m
Hedge or screen plant
Part sun, part shade
Well drained sandy or clay soils
Yellow perfumed flowers in Spring
Attracting beneficial insects
Wildplant Community
Coastal woodland, rainforest, wet sclerophyll forest.

$3.50

Baeckea imbricata - Heath Myrtle

Shrub up to 1m
Most well drained soil types
Full sun to part shade
Flowers Spring - Summer

$3.50

Callistemon shiressii - White Flowering Bottlebrush

Regionally Uncommon
Small tree 12m
Hedging, screening, erosion control
Damp heavy soil to sandy-loam
Full sun, part shade
Flower Sep-Jan
Wildplant Community
Moist eucalypt forest, rainforest and along riverbanks.

$3.50

Pultenaea flexilis - Graceful Bush Pea

Endemic to Eastern Aust. Shrub 2-4m; inflorescence with yellow flowers with red markings. Well drained soil

$3.50

Leptospermum laevigatum - Coastal Tea-tree

Small tree 2- 5m
Full sun, part shade
Tolerates poor soils
Flowers are white Aug-Oct
Tolerates salt spray
Wildplant Community
Confined to coastal environments – beaches, sand dunes, coastal shrublands, heathlands and dry sclerophyll woodlands


$3.50

Melaleuca squamea - Swamp Honey Myrtle

Shrub to 3m
Full sun
Moist to well-drained soil
Flowers Spring
Wildplant Community
On Sandstone in wet heath or shrubland to moist woodland on boggy sands.

$3.50

Pittosporum undulatum - Sweet Pittosporum

Rainforest small tree up to 15m
Grows in most soil types
Part shade to full shade
Fragrant flowers in Summer
Bird attracting
Wildplant Community
Rainforest and wet sclerophyll forest. It is now found in dry sclerophyll woodlands, shrublands and coastal heathlands where it does not belong.

$3.50

Acacia terminalis - Sunshine wattle

Variable shrub 1 - 5m
Full sun, partial shade
Well drained soil
Sand or clay
Flowers Mar-July
Wildplant Community
Sandstone heathland, woodland, and open forest.

$3.50