N.NSW & SE Qld Rainforest Trees & Shrubs

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  Claoxylon australe – BRITTLEWOOD

  $10.50

  Tall often straggly shrub to 8m from cool sheltered sites. Showy white fluffy m. flowers, reddish f. racemes. Fairly fast & hardy but needs cool moist well drained site. Prune to keep tidy. SE.Q’ld to SE.NSW.
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  Clausena brevistyla – Clausena

  $12.50

  Ornamental shrub to 5m from coastal rainforests of SE.Q’ld. Dense clusters of white fragrant flowers, small leathery ovoid fruit. Best in shady site in moist well drained soils.
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  Clausena smyrelliana – Coastal Clausena

  $15.00

  Attractive small rare shrub to 3m with aromatic leaves & showy white fragrant flowers from dry rainforest near Maryborough. Small edible berry. Fairly slow , prefers a well drained protected site in sun or shade.
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  Cleistanthus cunninghamii – Cleistanthus

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Small open tree to 7m found in dry rainforests and rainforest margins, Qld & NSW. Attractive light pink new growth. Small greenish flowers, furrowed capsular fruit. Slow in a protected shady well drained site.
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  Clerodendrum floribundum – Smooth Clerodendrum

  $12.50

  Hardy open shrub to 5m tall. Showy heads of scented white flowers, blue-black seeds set in a red calyx. Fairly fast, best in full sun and well-drained position. Taree to NE.Qld.
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  Coetesia paniculata – SCRUB WILGA

  $15.00

  Densely foliaged tree to 12m found in rainforest from Lismore to just north of Mackay. White flowers, black glossy seeds. Protected site in deep moist soils, afternoon shade.
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  Commersonia bartramia – BROWN KURRAJONG

  $5.50 – $10.50

  An attractive spreading tree to 12m with hoizontal branches giving a layered effect.  Showy white flowers. Full sun, well-drained site. Fast growing pioneer. Widespread from Clarence River to Cape York.
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  Corchorus cunninghamii – CORCHORUS

  $12.50

  A very rare rainforest shrub to 1.5 metres, only known in the wild from several locations in N.NSW and SE.Qld. Showy small bright yellow flowers. Prefers a fairly sunny protected open site.
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  Corynocarpus rupestris rupestris – SOUTHERN CORYNOCARPUS

  $12.50

  Rare shrub to 6m with smooth brown bark with corky patches. Panicles of greenish flowers, red globose drupe. Restricted to dry rainforest, Glenugie Peak NE.NSW to Biggenden district SE.Qld.
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  Croton acronychioides

  $12.50

  Tall shrub or small tree to 8m with thick corky bark. Widespread in coastal rainforest. Fast but prefers some protection when young. NE.Qld – NE.NSW.
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  Croton verreauxii – Native Cascarilla

  $12.50

  Edge species to 6m. from rainforest margins. Bright orange older leaves. Often crooked & branched. Green hairy flowers. Frost tender when small. Requires moist semi shaded site with good drainage. Qld, NSW & NT.
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  Cryptocarya bidwillii – Yellow Laurel

  $12.50

  Slow growing tree to 10m. Prefers a moist free draining protected site in part shade when young. NE.NSW to Proserpine NE.Q’ld
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  Cryptocarya erythroxylon – PIGEONBERRY ASH

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Tall spreading cabinet timber tree to 30m, restricted to NE.NSW & SE.Q’ld in rainforest & moist gullies. Hardy but slow, frost tender when young. Fruit eaten by pigeons.
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  Cryptocarya foetida – Coastal Cryptocarya

  $12.50

  Uncommon tree to 10m. with spreading canopy, grows behind the dunes in littoral rainforests. Small greenish smelly flowers. Prefers sheltered site in sun or semi shade. NE.NSW & SE.Qld.
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  Cryptocarya glaucescens – JACKWOOD

  $5.50 – $10.50

  A widespread Laurel which grows to 30m. with dense foliage. Black pigeon-attracting fruit in Autumn. Slow at first but hardy. Cabinet timber tree. Quite cold tolerant. Qld & NSW.
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  Cryptocarya hypospodia – RIB-FRUITED PEPPERBERRY

  $12.50

  Timber tree to 30m. marketed as Northern Laurel. Major food source for fruit-eating birds. Well-drained soil & protection when young. Small greenish smelly flowers. Gympie to the Atherton Tablelands.