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  Melaleuca tamarascina FLOSSIE

  $12.50

  Weeping rounded shrub to 2m x 2m with masses of pale pink flower spikes in spring & early summer. Very hardy. Prefers full sun, most soils. Excellent screen plant. Prune to keep tidy.
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  Grevillea humilis COASTAL GEM

  $15.00

  Dense hardy groundcover to 2m wide with showy white spider flowers most of the year, attracting nectar feeding birds. Tolerates a wide range of conditions from wet to dry.
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  Hakea bucculenta RED POKERS

  $75.00

  Bushy shrub 2 to 6m high x 2 to 4m wide (depends on soil type) with spectacular bright orange-red flowers winter & spring. Full or part sun, well drained. Prune after flowering. Useful for coastal gardens, as a bird refuge plant, attracts nectar feeding birds.
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  Grevillea crithmifolia GREEN CARPET

  $12.50

  Vigorous spreading groundcover to 60cm x 3m wide forming a dense cover. Showy strongly scented cream to pale pink flowers in spring. Free draining site in full or part sun. WA.
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  Syzygium hodgkinsoniae – RED LILLY PILLY

  $7.50 – $12.50

  An uncommon bushy tree to 8m. Highly perfumed large cream flowers, large globular red fruit. Can be difficult to grow, prefers a moist well drained sheltered site in light shade. SE Qld to NE NSW.
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  Breynia sp Iron Range

  $12.50

  Attractive shrub to 4m with graceful arching branches, showy red foliage & bright red bird attracting fruit. May get straggly but responds to pruning. Well drained site in light shade. NE.Qld.
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  Citrus australis – NATIVE LIME

  $12.50

  Shrub or small tree from dry rainforest. Edible green fruit is globular & up to 6.5 cm across & has lemon-like juice. Slow but hardy in a sunny spot. SE.Q’ld.
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  Cleistanthus hylandii

  $12.50

  Tall dense shrub to 8m x 2m wide from dry rainforest & creek banks of McIlwraith & Iron Ranges, Cape York. Small greenish flowers, attractive red capsular fruit. Protected site in part sun.
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  Terminalia catappa – SEA ALMOND

  $12.50

  Deciduous tree to 10m with widely spreading canopy, tolerating strong salt winds & providing excellent shade. Small white smelly flowers. Intolerant of frost. NE.Q’ld.
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  Syzygium alliligneum – ONIONWOOD

  $15.00

  Small tree to 15m with a rounded crown & reddish papery bark. Large clusters of cream flowers. Large bright red fleshy edible fruit. Likes plenty of water. NE.Q’ld.
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  Syzygium fibrosum – FIBROUS SATINASH

  $15.00

  Ornamental tree to 8m with bushy growth habit & very showy red new flushes. Small white flowers, bright red edible berries. Not  too slow, protected site in sun or light shade.
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  Synima macrophylla – TOPAZ TAMARIND

  $12.50

  Bushy tree to 10m from Tully to Cooktown, NE.Q’ld. Cream to white flowers, spring. Showy red fruit capsules attract King Parrots. Fairly slow, protected moist site in part shade.
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  Phaleria octandra

  $12.50

  Straggly shrub to 3m, often with weeping branches. Clusters of white fragrant flowers, red ovoid fruit. Shady position in well aerated soil & plenty of water. N.Q’ld & NT.
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  Lomatia fraxinifolia – LOMATIA SILKY OAK

  $12.50

  Ornamental bushy upright tree to 10m. Showy  racemes of creamy white flowers, flattened leathery follicles. Not too slow, need protected site in sun or shade, lots of water.
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  Graptophyllum spinigerum – Q’LD HOLLY

  $12.50

  Shrub to 6m usually much smaller, with prickly stems making it useful to control foot traffic. Attractive small white flowers with pink spots. Slow growing, sun or shade, NE & SE.Q’ld.
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  Anigozanthus RUBY SLIPPERS

  $12.50