Rainforest Height 3-5m

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  Psychotria loniceroides – HAIRY PSYCHOTRIA

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Fairly open shrub to 4m bearing small white flowers & edible creamy yellow fleshy fruit. Hardy in well drained soils in most situations including coastal. Sun or shade. Bega north to NE.Qld and NT.
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  Psychotria simmondsiana – SMALL PSYCHOTRIA

  $10.50

  Dense shrub to 4m with small white flowers followed by ovoid fleshy pale yellow fruit. Excellent shrub for a shady sheltered free draining site. Fairly fast growing. NE.Qld to NE.NSW.
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  Randia moorei – SPINY GARDENIA

  $7.50 – $15.00

  Rare bushy tree to 5m from SE.Qld & NE.NSW. Slow growing, prefers part or full shade & moisture retentive soils. Fragrant cream flowers, orange fruit.
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  Rhodamnia acuminata – COOLOOLA IRONWOOD

  $12.50

  Coastal shrub to 4m with small white flowers & globular bird attracting black fruit. Fairly slow in well drained protected site in light shade or shade. SE.Q’ld.
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  Rhodamnia maideniana – SMOOTH SCRUB TURPENTINE

  $5.50 – $10.50

  An uncommon bushy shrub to 3m with reddish new growth. Best in shade as an understorey. Globular edible black berries follow pinkish flowers. Moderately frost tolerant. Richmond River to Springbrook. Quite prone to Myrtle Rust.
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  Senna acclinis – Brush Senna

  $5.50

  A rare shrub to 3m in height from coastal rainforest but nearly extinct in the wild due to clearing. Showy yellow flowers and long brown pods. Not too slow, prefers a protected site in sun or light shade. NSW. & Q’ld.
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  Stenocarpus angustifolius Doreen

  $12.50

  Attractive bushy small tree to 5m x 1.5m, excellent screen. Fernlike foliage, creamy white flowers. Hardy once established, prefers well drained site in full or part sun.
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  Syzygium CASCADE

  $12.50

  Syzygium wilsonii wilsonii x Syzygium luehmannii

  Very showy weeping shrub to 5m with attractive new growth & very pretty pale pink pompom flowers in bunches. Bright pink showy bunches of edible fruit. Excellent screen. Not too slow & quite hardy once established. Sun or part shade.
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  Syzygium wilsonii wilsonii – POWDER PUFF LILLY PILLY

  $7.50 – $15.00

  Ornamental bushy shrub to 5m  x 4m wide with a spreading habit. Rich red bronze new growth. Large wine red flowers, small white edible fruit.  Sheltered lightly shaded moist site. NE Q’ld.
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  Tabernaemontana pandacaqui – BANANA BUSH

  $5.50 – $12.50

  Open shrub to 3m with tubular white scented flowers. Deep orange yellow fruit is borne in pairs & resemble small bananas. Must have well drained soil in partl / full shade. Cooktown to the Manning River.
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  Tasmannia insipida – PEPPER BUSH

  $7.50 – $15.00

  Bushy shrub to 5m with attractive foliage. Small clusters of white flowers. Tasteless purplish berries but the seeds are hot & peppery. Slow, likes a well drained shady site. NE.Qld to Moruya.
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  Toechima pterocarpum – ORANGE TAMARIND

  $12.50

  Attractive small tree to 5m with white flowers and showy orange capsular fruit . Medium growth rate in semi shaded site with good drainage Nth QLD
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  Trema aspera – POISON PEACH

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Fast pioneer species to 3m with slender spreading branches. Tiny green flowers, small black fruit avidly sought by a variety of birds. Adapts to most well drained situations. Qld, NSW & Vic.
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  Triunia robusta – NORTHERN HONEYSUCKLE

  $15.00

  Bushy shrub mianly confined to Nambour District SE.Q’ld but also sth of Miriam Vale. Attractive large white flowers, 2-3cm red fruit. Slow, protected site in part shade or shade.
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  Triunia youngiana – HONEYSUCKLE BUSH

  $15.00

  Bushy shrub to 4m with showy strongly fragrant pink to cream racemes & fleshy globular highly poisonous red fruit.  Needs shady site with lots of water. NE.Q’ld to NE.NSW.
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  Uromyrtus lamingtonensis

  $12.50

  A recently named much-branched small tree 2-5m from a few mountainous sites near the southern end of the Lamington Plateau. Rarely seen in cultivation.