Grevillea 'TWD01'
Low shrub 0.5m(h) x 0.8m(w) with red flowers. Comparitor: G. 'New Blood' Diagnosis: Grevillea 'TWD01' has has an open procumbent growth habit and has larger leaves.
Grevillea 'White Knight'
Grevillea ‘White Knight’ is a rounded shrub growing to approximately 1 metre high. It has creamy white flowers that occur during winter and spring. ‘White Knight’ is a hardy shrub with vivid green foliage.
Hardenbergia violacea 'Walpurple'
Late flowering selection from a spontaneous mutation from Hardenbergia violacea 'Happy Wanderer' with lighter coloured flowers borne in erect spikes above the foliage.
Helichrysum elatum 'Helping Hand'
Shrub ca. 100x100cm. Upper branches tomentose. Leaves
lanceolate, 5-7cm long x 2-3cm wide; apex acute/acuminate; margins entire;
upper leaf surface grey green, tomentose; lower surface grey green/whitish,
tomentose; leaf veins on upper surface obscured by tomentum. Flower
bracts glossy white, disc yellow. Flower head diameter ca. 4cm.
Inflorescences in terminal leafy corymbs of up to 6 heads. Outer involucral
bracts to 20mm long, reducing in size outwards. Inner involucral bracts lacerate.
(Note: The description and diagnosis have been compiled from
cultivated plants).
Diagnosis:
The primary distinguishing features from the other compact forms
of H. elatum are the leaf upper surface tomentum and lack of visible veins,
the larger head diameter and longer bract laminas.
Hibiscus 'Aussie Delight'
Fast growing bushy shrub 2 metres in diameter with large light pink fragrant flowers in Spring and Summer.
Hibiscus 'Aussie Pearl'
Fast growing bushy shrub 2 metres in diameter with large white flowers in Spring and Summer.
Grevillea 'McDonald Park'
This cultivar grows to +150mm tall by +600mm across. It forms
a dense, low spreading shrub. The stems are round and the new branchlets
are short and covered in hairs. The leaves are densely packed on the
branchlets and are ± 20mm long by +3mm wide. The leaf margins are recurved
to revolute and the leaves are densely covered with silky hairs underneath
and sparsely covered above. The flowers are borne in terminal racemes on
the branchlets. They are red and yellow in colour and very similiar to the
flowers of G. alpina. The perianth segments are almost glabrous with some
sparse hairs while the style is densely covered with silky hairs.
Diagnosis:
The cultivar is low growing and very dense. In habit it closely
resembles G. alpina, with the density and leaf size of G. rosmarinifolia.
The cultivar's leaves are midway between the narrow, linear sharp pointed
leaves of G.rosmarinifolia and the flattish, oblong leaves of G.alpina. The
margins are recurved to revolute compared to the revolute margins of G.
rosmarinifolia and the flat leaves of G.alpina. The foliage and flowers are
midway between the glabrous nature of G.rosmarinifolia and the hairiness of
the leaves and flowers of G.alpina. The newer growth is hairy but not as
much so as G.alpinaand more so than G. rosmarinifolia.
Note:
This cultivar has previously been catalogued and sold as G. alpina
'Mcdonell Park' and G. alpina 'Mcdonald Park'. These names are incorrcct as
the plant is of hybrid origin.
Comparators:
Grevillea rosmarinifolia NBG 020246; Grevillea
alpina NBG 036418.
Callistemon 'Ngungun Red'
The shrub is erect with a somewhat vase-shaped habit, to 2 m
across by 5 m high at the top. Bark is grey and fissured. Leaves are
mid-green, narrow-ellipitcal, to .7cm wide by 6 cm long. The young growth
is deep pink to red and clothed with silky appressed hairs. Mature leaves
are glabrous. Flowers are produced in spring. Inflorescences are up to 4 cm
across by 7 cm long with new growth apparent at flowering time. The anther
filaments are burgundy and the anthers are gold.
Diagnosis:
The flowers are different to other seedlings of this cross. The
filaments are burgundy with yellow anthers.
Grevillea 'Flame 'n Beauty'
A dense spreading, shrub 0.6-1 m high 1.5-2 m wide. Branchlets
ascending, round in cross-section, slender, densely white-velvety. Leaves
2-4.5 cm long, 1.5-4.5 cm wide, obovate in outline, secund, 3–5-sect,
usually with trisect secondary division; primary leaf lobes 3-5, ultimate
lobes 0.5-2 cm long, 1-1.5 mm wide, stiff, pungent, upper surface
grey-green, texture leathery. Flowers:
buds whitish-green, perianth pale
yellow outside ageing white, the inner tepals reddish above the curve; the
limb creamy-white; style and style-end red; pollen-presenter whitish-pink.
The overall appearance of the flower is a peach colour aging to pink.
Flowering occurs from May through to December.
Diagnosis:
G. asparagoides differs in its open, cylindrical inflorescences
and perianths up to 5 mm wide and with a dense indumentum of glandular
hairs. G. calliantha has leaves to 7.5 cm long with 5-7 lobes, longer
floral bracts (>2 mm long) and perianths lacking glandular hairs. Flower
colour is a blend of both parents.
Similar hybrids:
Grevillea ‘Little Jessie’ which differs in its leaves
lacking secondary division.