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Product & Planting Guide

Groundcover

Groundcover refers to any plant that grows over an area of ground, used to provide protection from erosion and drought, and to improve its aesthetic appearance (by concealing bare earth). In gardening terms, however, the term groundcover refers to non-grass plants that are used in place of grasses.

Four general types of plants are commonly used as groundcovers:

  • Vines, which are woody plants with slender, spreading stems
  • Herbaceous plants, or non-woody plants
  • Shrubs of low-growing, spreading species
  • Moss of larger, coarser species
Genus
Habitat
Height (m)
COASTAL PIG FACE

Carpobrotus glaucescens

Coastal Dunes
NATIVE GRAPE

Cissus antarctica

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
HOP GOODENIA

Goodenia ovata

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
PURPLE CORAL PEA

Hardenbergia violacea

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
COASTAL GUINEA FLOWER

Hibbertia scandens

Coastal Dunes
WALLUM HIBBERTIA

Hibbertia vestita

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
BOOBIALLA

Myoporum acuminatum

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
COASTAL MORNING GLORY

Ipomea pes-caprae

Coastal Dunes
DUSKY CORAL PEA

Kennedia rubicunda

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
CREEPING BOOBIALLA

Myoporum parvifolium

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
COASTAL SCAEVOLA

Scaevola calendulacea

Coastal Dunes
SEA PURSLANE

Sesuvium portulacastrum

Coastal Dunes
AUSTRALIAN SARSPARILLA

Smilax australis

Dry Rainforest
DUNE BEAN

Vigna marina

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
COASTAL MYOPORUM

Myoporum elipticum

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
NATIVE VIOLET

Viola hederaceae

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
STAR GOODENIA

Goodenia rotundifolia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
COASTAL JACK BEAN

Canavalia rosea

Coastal Dunes
SEABLITE

Suaeda australis

Coastal Dunes
SCRAMBLING LILLY

Geitonoplesium cymosum

Dry Rainforest
WOMBAT BERRY

Eustrephus latifolia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
2
JASMINE LEAVED WONGA VINE

Pandorea jasminoides

Dry Rainforest
2
NATIVE WANDERING JEW

Commelina diffusa

Riparian Community
BRONZE RAMBLER

Grevillea Bronze Rambler'

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
WHITE ROOT

Lobelia purpurascens

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
CREEPING SALT BUSH

Rhagodia spinescens

Coastal Dunes
1
WHITE CORAL PEA

Hardenbergia violacea alba

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
GREVILLEA HYBRID

Grevillea Carpet Layer'

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
SMALL-LEAF GRAPE

Clematicissus opaca

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
COASTAL JASMINE

Jasminum didymum

Dry Rainforest
KIDNEY WEED

Dichondra repens

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
AUSTRALIAN BLUEBELL

Wahlenbergia gracilis

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
GIANT WATER VINE

Cissus hypoglauca

Rainforest

Ferns

Genus
Habitat
Height (m)
SWAMP WATER FERN

Blechnum indicum

Wetlands
AUSTRALIAN TREE FERN

Cyathea cooperi

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
12
PRICKLY RASP FERN

Doodia aspera

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
GRISTLE FERN

Blechnum cartilagineum

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
COMMON RASP FERN

Doodia media

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
FISHBONE WATER FERN

Blechnum nudum

Rainforest
1
ROUGH MAIDEN HAIR FERN

Adiantum hispidulum

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
COMMON MAIDEN HAIR FERN

Adiantum aethiopicum

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
SOFT BRACKEN

Calochlaena dubia

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
ROUGH TREE FERN

Cyathea australis

Rainforest
15
SICKLE FERN

Pellaea falcata

Rainforest

Grasses & Sedges

Grasses or more technically graminoids, are monocotyledonous usually herbaceous plants with narrow leaves from the base. They include the “true grasses” of the Poaceae (or Gramineae) family, as well as the sedges (Cyperaceae) and the rushes (Juncaceae). The true grasses include cereals, bamboo and the grasses of lawns (turf). True grasses, sedges ruches also form pasture for livestock: a few sedges are used directly as food, such as water chestnut (Eleocharis dulcis), or paper: the papyrus sedge (Cyperus papyrus). Grasses have adapted to conditions in lush rain forests, dry deserts, cold mountains and even intertidal habitats, and are now the most widespread plant type, grass is valuable source of food and energy for all sort of wildlife and organics.

Graminoids are the dominant vegetation in many habitats, including grasslands, salt-marsh, reed swamp and steppes. They also occur as a smaller part of the vegetation in almost every other terrestrial habitat. There are some 3500 species of graminoides.

Genus
Habitat
Height (m)
RIVER LILLY

Crinum pedunculatum

Riparian Community
SWAMP SEDGE

Carex appressa

Wetlands
SMOOTH FLAX LILLY

Dianella longifolia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
SPREADING FLAX LILLY

Dianella caerulea

Dry Rainforest
SEA RUSH

Juncus krausii

Wetlands
SWORD GRASS

Gahnia sieberiana

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
TUSSOCK GRASS

Poa labilardierii

Grasslands
MEADOW RICEGRASS

Microlaena stipoides

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
MAT RUSH

Lomandra longifolia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
COMMON RUSH

Juncus usitatus

Wetlands
KANGAROO GRASS

Themeda australis (triandra)

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
MARINE COUCH

Sporobolus virginicus

Coastal Dunes
COASTAL FLAX LILLY

Dianella congesta

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
BLADY GRASS

Imperata cylindrica

Riparian Community
COMMON BLUE FLAX LILLY

Dianella brevipedunculata

Dry Rainforest
RIVER MAT RUSH

Lomandra hystrix

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
AUSTRALIAN BASKET GRASS

Oplismenus aemulus

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
GIANT SPEAR LILY

Doryanthes palmeri

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
MOUNTAIN MAT RUSH

Lomandra confertifolia

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
TALL SWORDSEDGE

Gahnia clarkei

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
QUEENSLAND BLUE GRASS

Dichanthium sericeum

Grasslands
1
SPEAR GRASS

Heteropogon contortus

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
PITHY RUSH

Juncus continuus

Wetlands
AUSTRALIAN BLUE GRASS

Bothriochloa bladhi

Grasslands
BLUEBERRY FLAX LILLY

Dianella revoluta

Dry Rainforest
PADEMELON GRASS

Oplismenus hirtellus

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
BARE TWIG RUSH

Baumea juncea

Wetlands
SWAMP RICE GRASS

Leersia hexandra

Wetlands
1.5
POINTED TWIGRUSH

Baumea teretifolia

Wetlands
1
WIRY PANIC

Entolasia stricta

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
SMALL SPIKERUSH

Eleocharis acuta

Wetlands
REDLEG GRASS

Bothriochloa macra

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
GYMEA LILLY

Doryanthes excelsa

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
BEACH SPINIFEX

Spinifex sericeus

Coastal Dunes
LEAFY TWIGRUSH

Cladium procerum

Freshwater Wetlands
BROWN'S LOVEGRASS

Eragrostis brownii

Eucalypt Forest
CLUSTERED LOVEGRASS

Eragrostis elongata

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
SPREADING PANIC

Paspalidium distans

Eucalypt Forest

Shrubs

A shrub or bush is a horticultural term rather than a strictly botanical category of a woody plant, distinguished from a tree by its multiple stems and lower height, usually less than 5-6m (15-20ft) tall. A large number of plants can be either shrubs or trees, depending on the growing conditions they experience. Small, low shrubs such as lavender, periwinkle and thyme are often termed sub-shrubs.

An area of cultivated shrubs in a park or garden is known as a shrubbery. When clipped as topiary, shrubs generally have dense foliage and many small leafy branches growing close together.

Many shrubs respond well to renewal pruning, in which hard cutting back to a ‘stool’ results in long new growth known as canes. Other shrubs respond better to selective pruning to reveal their structure and character.

Genus
Habitat
Height (m)
FLAT STEMMED WATTLE

Acacia complanata

Coastal Dunes
5
SICKLE WATTLE

Acacia falcata

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
4
BRISBANE WATTLE

Acacia fimbriata

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
5
COASTAL WATTLE

Acacia sophorae

Coastal Dunes
3
SWEET WATTLE

Acacia suaveolens

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
2
CUNJEVOI

Alocasia brisbanensis

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
1.5
SWAMP BANKSIA

Banksia robur

Wallum
2
WALLUM BANKSIA

Banksia aemula

Wallum
6
PALM LILLY

Cordyline petiolaris

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
2
NARROW LEAVED PALM LILLY

Cordyline congesta

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
4
COFFEE BUSH

Breynia oblongifolia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
2
RED FRUITED PALM LILLY

Cordyline rubra

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
3
SLENDER LEAVED CORDYLINE

Cordyline stricta

Dry Rainforest
3
NORTHERN BITTER PEA

Daviesia umbellulata

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
1
NATIVE HOP BUSH

Dodonaea triquetra

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
3
STICKY HOP BUSH

Dodonaea viscosa

Dry Rainforest
3
RUBY SALTBUSH

Enchylaena tomentosa

Coastal Dunes
0.5
WALLUM HAKEA

Hakea actites

Wallum
3
WHITE FLOWERED GREVILLEA

Grevillea sessillis

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
6
NATIVE HIBISCUS

Hibiscus heterophyllus

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
5
POINTED LEAVED HOVEA

Hovea acutifolia

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
2
AUSTRAL INDIGO

Indigofera australis

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
2
DOGWOOD

Jacksonia scoparia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
2
CITRUS TEA TREE

Leptospermum liversidgei

Coastal Dunes
4
WHITE MAY

Leptospermum polygalifolium

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
4
MACARANGA

Macaranga tanarius

Rainforest
5
BUSH HOUSE PAPERBARK

Melaleuca irbyana

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
8
THYME HONEY MYRTLE

Melaleuca thymifolia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
1
BLUE TONGUE

Melastoma affine (malabathricum)

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
2
BOOBIALLA - WATER BUSH

Myoporum montanum

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
4
SAGO FLOWER

Ozothamnus diosmifolius

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
3
NATIVE MULBERRY

Pipturus argenteus

Dry Rainforest
6
NOTCHED BUSH PEA

Pultenaea retusa

Wallum
2
HAIRY BUSH PEA

Pultenaea villosa

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
2
PURPLE COASTAL VITEX

Vitex trifolia purpurea

Coastal Dunes
3
POISON PEACH

Trema tomentosa

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
6
FOREST GRASS TREE

Xanthorrhoea johnsonii

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
2
BEACH VITEX

Vitex rotundifolia

Coastal Dunes
3
NATIVE GINGER - GREEN

Alpinia caerulea

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
2
ATHERTON RASPBERRY

Rubus probus

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
2
BLUE-LEAVED GRASS TREE

Xanthorrhoea glauca

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
2
MIDGEN BERRY

Austromyrtus dulcis

Wallum
1.5
WALLUM GRASS TREE

Xanthorrhoea fulva

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
2
ELITE LILLY PILLY

Syzygium australe 'Elite'

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
3
NATIVE GINGER - RED

Alpinia caerulea (red)

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
2
QUININE BUSH

Petalostigma pubescens

Rainforest
15
COASTAL TEA TREE

Leptospermum laevigatum

Coastal Dunes
6
PRICKLY MOSES ACACIA

Acacia ulicifolia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
3
WALLUM SHE-OAK

Allocasuarina emuina

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
3
BREWSTER'S CASSIA

Cassia brewsteri

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
NATIVE MURRAYA

Murraya ovatifoliolata

Dry Rainforest
2
EPRAPAH WATTLE

Acacia perangusta

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
6
MYRTLE WATTLE

Acacia myrtifolia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
3
RED FLOWERED SILKY OAK

Grevillea banksii (red)

Riparian Community
6
WHITE FLOWERED SILY OAK

Grevillea banksii alba (white)

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
4
BRISBANE LAUREL

Pittosporum revolutum

Rainforest
3
ORANGE MARMALADE

Grevillea Orange Marmalade'

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
3
POWDER PUFF LILLY PILLY

Syzygium wilsonii

Rainforest
5
BLEEDING HEART

Homalanthus populifolius

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
7
NATIVE RASPBERRY

Rubus moluccanus

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
2
GOLDEN PEA

Aotus ericoides

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
VELVET LEAF

Callicarpa pedunculata

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
2
BANK'S GREVILLEA

Grevillea banksii 'Forsterii'

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
4
PINK FLOWERED RASPBERRY

Rubus parvifolius

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
SILKY HAKEA

Hakea sericea

Montane
WHITE'S TEA TREE

Leptospermum whitei

Coastal Dunes
SHOWY TEA TREE

Leptospermum speciosum

Coastal Dunes
CRINKLE BUSH

Lomatia silaifolia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
HAIRY PSYCHOTRIA

Psychotria loniceroides

Dry Rainforest
COASTAL ROSEMARY - ZENA

Westringia Zena'

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
MINT BUSH

Prostanthera ovalifolia

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
BLACK THORN

Bursaria spinosa

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
NARROW-LEAVED ORANGEBARK

Denhamia silvestris

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
4
LIME BERRY

Micromelum minutum

Dry Rainforest
OLEANDER WATTLE

Acacia nerifolia

Eucalypt Forest
LONG LEAF BITTER PEA

Daviesia wyattiana

Eucalypt Forest
CRIMSON BOTTLEBRUSH

Melaleuca citrinus

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
CONESTICKS

Petrophile canescens

Montane areas
CONESTICKS

Petrophile shirleyae

Coastal Heath
CHAFFY BUSH PEA

Pultenaea paleacae

Coastal Heath
BOOTLACE BARK

Wikstroemia indica

Eucalypt Forest
BOTTLEBRUSH GRASS

Xanthorrhoea macra

Eucalypt Forest

Trees

A tree is a perennial woody plant. It is most often defined as a woody plant that has many secondary branches supported clear of the ground on a single main stem or trunk with clear apical dominance. A minimum height specification at maturity is cited by authors, varying from 3m to 6m, some authors set a minimum of 10cm trunk diameter (30cm girth). Woody plants that do not meet these definitions by having multiple stems and/or small size are called shrubs. Compared with most other plants, trees are long-lived, some reaching several thousand years old and growing upto 115m (379ft) tall.

Trees are important components of the natural landscape because of their prevention of erosion and the provision of a weather-sheltered ecosystem in and under their foliage. They also play an important role in producing oxygen and reducing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, as well as moderating ground temperatures. They are also elements in landscaping and agricultural, both for their aesthetic appeal and their orchard crops (such as apple).

Koala Friendly Trees

Koalas are extremely picky eaters, however, preferring only a few types of leaves at a time, from the relatively small number of Eucalyptus species comprising their overall habitat. This fact had become particularly problematic in recent years as the destruction of their trees has been allowed to proceed at an alarming rate. There have been reports of Koalas occasionally eating leaves from trees other then eucalyptus, such as the Acacia costata, Bombas malabrica, Pinus radiate, Tristania conferta and Tristania suaveolens.

Genus
Habitat
Height (m)
BLACK WATTLE

Acacia concurrens

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
10
HICKORY WATTLE

Acacia disparrima

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
12
BRIGALOW WATTLE

Acacia harpophylla

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
25
EARLY FLOWERING BLACK WATTLE

Acacia leiocalyx

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
10
MAIDEN'S WATTLE

Acacia maidenii

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
15
BLACKWOOD

Acacia melanoxylon

Riparian Community
15
QLD SILVER WATTLE

Acacia podalyriifolia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
6
BLACK SHE-OAK

Allocasuarina littoralis

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
15
SMOOTH-BARKED APPLE

Angophora leiocarpa

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
25
FOREST SHE-OAK

Allocasuarina torulosa

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
RED ASH

Alphitonia excelsa

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
10
ROUGH BARK APPLE

Angophora floribunda

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
OLD MAN BANKSIA

Banksia serrata

Wallum
2
ILLAWARRA FLAME TREE

Brachychiton acerifolium

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
POPLAR KURRAJONG

Brachychiton populneus

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
15
QUEENSLAND BOTTLE TREE

Brachychiton rupestris

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
BRIBIE ISLAND PINE

Callitris columellaris

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
RIVER SHE-OAK

Casuarina cunninghamiana

Riparian Community
25
COASTAL SHE-OAK

Casuarina equisetifolia

Coastal Dunes
10
SWAMP SHE-OAK

Casuarina glauca

Wetlands
15
BROWN KURRAJONG

Commersonia bartramia

Dry Rainforest
20
RED BLOODWOOD

Corymbia gummifera

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
40
PINK BLOODWOOD

Corymbia intermedia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
40
SMOOTH SPOTTED GUM

Corymbia maculata

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
45
MORETON BAY ASH

Corymbia tessellaris

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
30
TUCKEROO

Cupaniopsis anacardioides

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
10
SMALL LEAVED TAMARIND

Diploglottis campbellii

Dry Rainforest
30
BLUE QUANDONG

Elaeocarpus grandis

Dry Rainforest
35
BLUEBERRY ASH

Elaeocarpus reticulatus

Dry Rainforest
30
BROAD LEAVED MAHOGANY

Eucalyptus carnea

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
NARROW LEAVED IRONBARK

Eucalyptus crebra

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
FLOODED GUM

Eucalyptus grandis

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
30
QUEENSLAND GREY GUM

Eucalyptus major

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
TALLOWWOOD

Eucalyptus microcorys

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
30
BLACKBUTT

Eucalyptus pilularis

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
SMALL-FRUITED GREY GUM

Eucalyptus propinqua

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
40
RED MAHOGANY

Eucalyptus resinifera

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
30
SWAMP MAHOGANY

Eucalyptus robusta

Wallum
20
NARROW LEAVED RED GUM

Eucalyptus seeana

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
30
GREY IRONBARK

Eucalyptus siderophloia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
30
QLD BLUE GUM

Eucalyptus tereticornis

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
40
SANDPAPER FIG

Ficus coronata

Riparian Community
15
SMALL LEAVED FIG

Ficus obliqua

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
50
WHITE FIG

Ficus virens

Dry Rainforest
30
YELLOWWOOD

Flindersia xanthoxyla

Dry Rainforest
45
CHEESE TREE

Glochidion ferdinandi

Dry Rainforest
20
UMBRELLA CHEESE TREE

Glochidion sumatranum

Riparian Community
15
WHITE OAK

Grevillea baileyana

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
40
TULIP WOOD

Harpullia pendula

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
12
BRUSH BOX

Lophostemon confertus

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
30
RIVER TEA TREE

Melaleuca bracteata

Riparian Community
15
PRICKLY-LEAVED PAPERBARK

Melaleuca nodosa

Wallum
7
WILLOW BOTTLE BRUSH

Melaleuca salicina (C. salignus)

Riparian Community
15
WEEPING BOTTLEBRUSH

Melaleuca viminalis

Riparian Community
10
PINK EUODIA

Melicope elleryana

Rainforest
25
WHITE BOLLY GUM

Neolitsea dealbata

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
10
TURPENTINE

Syncarpia glomulifera

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
40
GIANT WEEPING MYRTLE

Syzygium (Waterhousia) floribunda

Riparian Community
10
GIANT WATER GUM

Syzygium francisii

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
15
SMALL LEAF LILLY PILLY

Syzygium luehmannii

Dry Rainforest
8
SCRUB CHERRY

Syzygium paniculatum

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
50
LILLY PILLY

Syzygium smithii

Dry Rainforest
20
RED CEDAR

Toona ciliata

Dry Rainforest
50
WATER GUM

Tristaniopsis laurina

Dry Rainforest
45
GOLDEN PENDA

Xanthostemon chrysanthus

Dry Rainforest
12
BLACK BEAN

Castanospermum australe

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
25
KAURI PINE

Agathis robusta

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
40
LEMON SCENTED GUM

Corymbia citriodora

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
NATIVE FRANGIPANI

Hymenosporum flavum

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
20
CREEK LILLY PILLY

Syzygium australe

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
SHINY SANDPAPER FIG

Ficus fraseri

Dry Rainforest
12
RUSTY GUM

Angophora costata

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
25
BANCROFT'S RED GUM

Eucalyptus bancroftii

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
10
MOUNTAIN GREY GUM

Eucalyptus biturbinata

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
25
GREY MYRTLE

Backhousia myrtifolia

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
25
IVORY CURL

Buckinghamia celsissima

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
30
CROWS ASH

Flindersia australis

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
40
WHITE ASH

Alphitonia petriei

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
20
DAWSON GUM

Eucalyptus cambageana

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
25
PLUNKETT MALLEE

Eucalyptus curtisii

Wetlands
7
POPLAR BOX

Eucalyptus populeana

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
WHITE MAHOGANY

Eucalyptus acmenoides

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
35
GUM TOPPED BOX

Eucalyptus moluccana

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
25
CABBAGE TREE PALM

Livistona australis

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
25
COTTON TREE

Hibiscus tileaceus

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
4
SWAMP PAPER BARK

Melaleuca decora

Wetlands
10
BLUE LILLY PILLY

Syzygium oleosum

Rainforest
8
BROAD LEAF LILLY PILLY

Syzygium hemilampra

Rainforest
30
PLANCHONS STRINGY BARK

Eucalyptus planchoniana

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
24
MORETON BAY FIG

Ficus macrophylla

Dry Rainforest
30
SILKY OAK

Grevillea robusta

Dry Rainforest
30
FOAMBARK TREE

Jagera pseudorhus

Rainforest
30
NATIVE WEEPING WILLOW

Pittosporum phylliraeoides

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
8
PRIMROSE BALL WATTLE

Acacia flavescens

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
WHITE CEDAR

Melia azedarach

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
10
NATIVE WILLOW WATTLE

Acacia salicina

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
15
BEACH ALECTRYON

Alectryon coriaceus

Rainforest
10
BROAD LEAF APPLE

Angophora subvelutina

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
HOOP PINE

Araucaria cunninghamii

Dry Rainforest
60
BROAD LEAF BOTTLE TREE

Brachychiton australis

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
LITTLE KURRAJONG

Brachychiton bidwillii

Rainforest
5
SPOTTED GUM

Corymbia citriodora variegata

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
30
TAMARIND

Diploglottis australis

Dry Rainforest
30
BROAD LEAVED IRONBARK

Eucalyptus fibrosa

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
30
SILVER-LEAVED IRONBARK

Eucalyptus melanophloia

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
WILD QUINCE

Guioa semiglauca

Rainforest
6
PLUM PINE

Podocarpus elatus

Dry Rainforest
40
TULIP SATINWOOD

Rhodosphaera rhodanthema

Rainforest
15
RIVER CHERRY

Syzygium tierneyanum

Riparian Community
12
BELAH

Casuarina cristata

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
20
TINDALE'S STRINGYBARK

Eucalyptus tindaliae

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
30
PORT JACKSON FIG

Ficus rubiginosa

Dry Rainforest
20
BUMPY ASH

Flindersia schottiana

Dry Rainforest
50
BLUNT-LEAVED TULIP

Harpullia hillii

Dry Rainforest
COTTON TREE RUBRA

Hibiscus tileaceus 'rubra'

Sub-Tropical Rainforest
5
CABBAGE PALM

Livistona decora (decipiens)

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
25
FINE LEAF WEEPING PAPER BARK

Melaleuca leucadendron (fine)

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
15
BROAD LEAF WEEPING PAPER BARK

Melaleuca leucadendron (broad)

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
15
RED APPLE

Syzygium ingens

Rainforest
30
LOLLY BUSH

Clerodendrum floribundum

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
6
WHITE GUM

Eucalyptus dunnii

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
50
SYZYGIUM RESILIENCE

Syzygium australe 'Resilience'

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
5
SMUDGEE

Angophora woodsiana

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
15
LARGE-FRUITED GREY GUM

Eucalyptus punctata

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
25
QUEENSLAND MAPLE

Flindersia brayleyana

Rainforest
15
RUSTY PITTOSPORUM

Pittosporum ferrugineum

Rainforest
10
RIVER RED GUM

Eucalyptus camaldulensis

Wet Sclerophyll Forest
40
THREE-VEINED LAUREL

Cryptocarya triplinervis

Rainforest
20
WHITEWOOD

Atalaya hemiglauca

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
LARGE-LEAVED SPOTTED GUM

Corymbia henryi

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
RED IRONBARK

Eucalyptus sideroxylon

Dry Sclerophyll Forest
SMALL-LEAVED TUCKEROO

Cupaniopsis parvifolia

Dry Rainforest
WILGA

Geijera parviflora

Dry Rainforest
10
BROAD-LEAVED BRUSH WILGA

Geijera salicifolia

Dry Rainforest
25
MUTTONWOOD

Myrsine variabilis

Rainforest
CELERY WOOD

Polscias elegans

Rainforest
COOGERA

Arytera divaricata

Rainforest
DAVIDSON'S PLUM

Davidsonia pruriens

Rainforest
BAT WING CORAL TREE

Erythrina vespertilio

Eucalypt Forest
NATIVE OLIVE

Olea paniculata

Rainforest
WHALEBONE TREE

Streblus brunonianus

Rainforest
10

Wetlands Planting Guide

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