Greg's Indigenous Plants & Landscapes

Shrubs 50cm to less than 1 metre in height...

 

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	Scientific name: Acacia cognata Common name: River Wattle Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: September - November Edible parts: Maximum height: 80cm Maximum spread: 1m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seaonal Comments: Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10   Temporarily unavailable
	Scientific name: Acacia lanigera Common name: Woolly Wattle Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: May - October Edible parts: Maximum height: 1m Maximum spread: 1m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seaonal Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Bracteantha bracteata Common name: Golden Everlasting Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: August - April Edible parts: Maximum height: 80cm Maximum spread: 80cm Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Bracteantha viscosa Common name: Sticky Everlasting Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: August - April Edible parts: Maximum height: 2m Maximum spread: 2m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Chorizema chordatum Common name: Heart Leaf Flame Pea Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: August - November Edible parts: Maximum height: 50cm Maximum spread: 40cm Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Correa pulchella (orange flowers) Common name: Salmon Correa Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: April - November Edible parts: Maximum height: 50cm Maximum spread: 2m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Distribution map is for the two seperate species and this hybrid would probably occurs where the species coincide around the Victorian / SA border. Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Correa pulchella (pink flowers) Common name: Correa 'Pink Mist' Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: April - November Edible parts: Maximum height: 50cm Maximum spread: 50cm Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Correa pulchella x Correa reflexa Common name: Correa 'Dusky Bells' Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: April - November Edible parts: Maximum height: 50cm Maximum spread: 2m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Crowea saligna Common name: Willow Leafed Crowea Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: April - September Edible parts: Maximum height: 50cm Maximum spread: 50cm Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Darwinia macrostegia Common name: Mondurup Bell Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: May - November Edible parts: Maximum height: 80cm Maximum spread: 80cm Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Sandy to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Occassional Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Darwinia meeboldii Common name: Cranbrook Bell Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: May - November Edible parts: Maximum height: 80cm Maximum spread: 80cm Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Sandy to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Occasional Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Dillwynia cinerascens Common name: Grey Parrot Pea Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: July - November Edible parts: Maximum height: 1m Maximum spread: 1m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Dillwynia phylicoides Common name: Small Leaf Parrot Pea Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: September - December Edible parts: Maximum height: 1.5m Maximum spread: 1m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Dillwynia sericea Common name: Showy Parrot Pea Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: August - December Edible parts: Maximum height: 1m Maximum spread: 1m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Eremophila glabra Common name: Common Emu Bush Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: Most of the year Edible parts: Maximum height: 50cm Maximum spread: 1.5m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Eutaxia diffusa Common name: Small Leaf Eutaxia Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: August - October Edible parts: Maximum height: 1m Maximum spread: 2m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Isopogon formosus Common name: Rose Cone Flower Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: May - November Edible parts: Maximum height: 50cm Maximum spread: 50cm Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Sandy to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Occasional Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Lechenaultia biloba (sky blue form) Common name: Blue Lechenaultia Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: September - March Edible parts: Maximum height: 1m Maximum spread: 1m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Sandy to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Occasional Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Lechenaultia biloba (midnight blue form) Common name: Blue Lechenaultia Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: September - March Edible parts: Maximum height: 1m Maximum spread: 1m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Sandy to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Occasional Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Lomatia ilicifolia Common name: Holly Leaf Lomatia Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: December - February Edible parts: Maximum height: 1m Maximum spread: 1m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Sandy to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Occasional Comments: Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Maireana brevifolia Common name: Short Leaf Bluebush Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: December - July Edible parts: Maximum height: 1m Maximum spread: 1m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: A native succulent plant. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Olearia myrsinoides Common name: Silky Daisy Bush Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: October - February Edible parts: Maximum height: 1m Maximum spread: 1m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Pelergonium australe Common name: Austral Storkbills Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: August - February Edible parts: Maximum height: 1.5m Maximum spread: 1.5m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune to rejuvenate. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Pimelea ferruginea Common name: Pink Rice Flower Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: August - November Edible parts: Maximum height: 50cm Maximum spread: 50cm Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Sandy to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Occassional Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10   Temporarily unavailable
	Scientific name: Pimelea glauca Common name: Smooth Rice Flower Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: July - February Edible parts: Maximum height: 60cm Maximum spread: 60cm Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10   Temporarily unavailable
	Scientific name: Pimelea physodes Common name: Quallup Bell Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: August - November Edible parts: Maximum height: 80cm Maximum spread: 50cm Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Sandy to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Occassional Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Pycnosaurus chrysanthes Common name: Billy Buttons Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: September - December & March - May Edible parts: Maximum height: 50cm Maximum spread: 1m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune to rejuvenate. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Pycnosaurus globosus Common name: Drumsticks Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: November - February Edible parts: Maximum height: 1m Maximum spread: 40cm Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune back to ground level in April. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Rhagodia candolleana Common name: Seaberry Saltbush Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: December - April Edible parts: Maximum height: 1m Maximum spread: 4m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Edible berries. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10
	Scientific name: Tetratheca ciliata Common name: Pink Bells Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: July - December Edible parts: Maximum height: 1m Maximum spread: 1m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune to reuvenate. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10   Temporarily unavailable
	Scientific name: Tetratheca thymifolia Common name: Pink Bells Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: August - November Edible parts: Maximum height: 50cm Maximum spread: 50cm Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Full sun to light shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Sesonal Comments: Prune to reuvenate. Origin: Australian native Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10   Temporarily unavailable
	Scientific name: Teucrium corymbosum Common name: Forest Germander Distribution of the species:          Click here to enlarge image     Maps derived from Australia's Virtual Herbarium(AVH) and     used with permission of the Council of Heads of Australasian     Herbaria(CHAH) Flowering Period: December - February Edible parts: Maximum height: 1m Maximum spread: 1m Drought tolerance: LOW                       HIGH Preferred soils: Clay or sedimantary to loamy soils. Preferred aspect: Light to full shade. Waterlogging tolerance: Seasonal Comments: Prune regularly. Origin: Local native (Melbourne region) Size:        Price:       Quantity:     +10