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  Planchonella australis – BLACK APPLE

  $5.50 – $12.50

  A slow growing tree to 12m. Small greenish white bell- shaped flowers, edible black plum-like fruit. Hard yellow timber. Sun or shade in most situations with ample water. SE.Q’ld to SE.NSW.

   
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  Planchonella chartacea – THIN LEAF COONDOO

  $10.50

  Bushy tree to 12m for protected sunny or semi shaded site. White flowers, black ovoid edible drupe. Bit slow at first. NE.NSW to NE.Q’ld.
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  Planchonella eerwah – SHINY-LEAVED COONDOO

  $12.50

  Rare tree to 10m from Moreton & Wide Bay Districts of SE.Q’ld. Small cream flowers, bird attracting reddish purple fruit. Slow, tolerates light frost, well drained protected site.
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  Planchonella pohlmaniana – YELLOW BOXWOOD

  $12.50

  Bushy tree to 12m with glossy leaves and yellow timber. Small insignificant hairy cream flowers, small black fruit. Slow, sheltered moist shady site. NE.Q’ld to NE.NSW.
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  Plectranthus alloplectus

  $7.50

  Dwarf non-aromatic woody shrub to 80cm with attractive violet blue to purplish flower spikes. Needs good drainage & prefers part shade. Excellent understorey plant. SE.Q’ld & NE.NSW.
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  Plectranthus argentatus

  $7.50

  Very vigorous herbaceous suckering groundcover to 60cm high. Aromatic grey velvety leaves, showy blue flowers. Frost free site, sun or shade but prefers light shade. N.NSW & Q’ld.
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  Plectranthus caldericola – Pinnacle Native Coleus

  $7.50

  An aromatic fast growing shrub to 1m found in exposed sites on the Pinnacle. Excellent ground cover, needs pruning for best results. Bright violet blue flowers. NSW.
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  Plectranthus cremnus

  $7.50

  Dwarf aromatic perennial herb from rocky headlands of the north coast NSW. From prostrate to 2m x 1.5m wide. Profuse & conspicuous bluish purple & white flower spikes. Well drained site in full or part sun.
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  Plectranthus habrophyllus

  $7.50

  Endangered hairy herb to 60cm from rocky areas near Ipswich & Ormeau. Showy purple flower spikes throughout the year. Best in semi shade.
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  Plectranthus Mt Carbine

  $7.50

  A recently discovered as yet unnamed species of Plectranthus from Mt. Carbine near Mossman in NE.Q’ld. Showy bluish flower spikes throughout the year. Best in open site with afternoon shade.
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  Plectranthus nitidus

  $7.50

  Ornamental vigorous low shrub to 1.5m from local rainforest. Non-aromatic velvety reddish leaves & stems. Showy blue flower spikes. Frost free full or partly  shaded moist site preferred. N.NSW & Q’ld.
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  Plectranthus parviflorus – Cockspur Flower

  $7.50

  A semi-woody variable shrub to 80cm x 1.5m wide usually found in rocky areas. Pale blue to violet blue flower spikes. Full or part sun, tolerates mod frost. NE.Q’ld to Vic.
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  Plectranthus Point Lookout

  $7.50

  An ornamental variegated leaved variety of Native Coleus from Point Lookout inland from Dorrigo. Prefers semi-shaded moist conditions & makes excellent understorey plant. NSW.
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  Plectranthus suaveolens

  $7.50

  Attractive dwarf sweetly scented semi-woody shrub to 1m with showy violet blue flower spikes. Sun or shade, excellent understorey plant. Responds well to pruning. SE.Q’ld & NE.NSW.
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  Pleiogynium timorense – BURDEKIN PLUM

  $5.50 – $12.50

  Spreading shade tree to 12m. Very hardy. Tolerant of frost, except when young. Fruits are purple black & edible. Sunny well drained site. Excellent cabinet & wood turning timber. North from Kilkivan, Qld.
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  Poa labillarderii – Common Tussock Grass

  $2.50 – $7.50

  Tufted perennial grass to 80cm widely distributed in alluvial soils  which are moist for extended periods. Looks & grows well in massed plantings. Sun or part shade. Most states.