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Correa
decumbens This low growing Correa is a local to SA. It grows well in acid to neutral soils in loam to clay soils. Shade tolerant and moderately frost tolerant. |
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Correa
alba Shrub This photo was taken at Pt Elliot. Full coastal exposure and growing immaculately. Hardy and adaptable to most soils and positions. |
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Correa
alba ssp pannosa Pink form A lovely pink flowering form of this coastal Correa. Spreading up to 1 metre and growing 0.5 metres high. Hardy in most soils and positions. |
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Correa
'Autumn Blaze' A brilliant orange flowering form of Correa pulchella. Low growing and spreads to 1.5 metres |
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Correa
'Mannii' The darkest of all the red Correas. Grows in most soils in full sun or partial shade. |
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Correa'Dusky Bells' A low growing, hardy Correa which spreads up to 3 metres. Dark green foliage compliments the dusky pink bells which appear during autumn and winter. Bird attracting. |
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Correa 'Fat Fred' A lovely form of Correa reflexa with large red and yellow bells and small, dark green leaves. Bird attracting. |
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Correa
'Marion's Marvel' A very tall Correa, growing up to 2 metres. Excellent as a low hedge. Flowers appear from autumn through to winter. |
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Correa
pulchella KI white An unusual white flowering form originating from Kangaroo Island. Flowers profusely during autumn and winter. |
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Correa
'Redex' An unusual form of Correa with small glossy round leaves. It has an upright habit and is adaptable to most soils and positions. |
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Correa
reflexa (native fuschia) Small shrub to 1 metre. Bell shaped flowers appear throughout autumn and winter as well as sporadically through the year. |
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Correa
'White Tips' A dense growing, hardy Correa. Moderately fast growing it requires moderate drainage in full to partial sun. |
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Correa
'Wins Wonder' |
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Crowea
'Festival' Dark pink, star like flowers appear abundantly during late summer and autumn. Eastern Spinebills love this plant. |
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Crowea
'Poorinda Esctasy' A compact shrub with light green foliage and light pink star like flowers. These appear from late summer through to autumn. Bird attracting. |
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Dampiera
rosmarinifolia Blue Form (wild rosemary) A hardy small plant which forms a small mounding shrub or groundcover. It grows in acid to neutral soils in most soils. Local to SA. |
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Dampiera
rosmarinifolia Blue Form (wild rosemary) Close up of flower |
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Eremophila
glabra Orange form (tar bush) A hardy dense growing shrub with orange flowers and grey green foliage. Bird attracting. SA species. |
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Eremophila
longifolia (berrigan) Widespread across all mainland states. This Eremophila has slightly weeping foliage. Flowers appear throughout autumn, winter and spring and is bird attracting. |
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Eremophila
maculata var brevifolia (lipstick eremophila) Bright pink tubular flowers absolutely cover this plant during autumn and winter. Shrub to 1.5 metres. Adaptable to most well drained soils in an open sunny site. Limestone tolerant. |
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Eremophila
oppositifolia Shrub This silver leaved shrub is adaptable to most soils with good drainage. Prefers a full sun position. |
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Eremophila
psilocalyx Shrub This unusual shrub not only has a spectacular display of flowers but it also has dark purple calyx that remain long after the flowers have finished. |
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Eremophila
psilocalyx Shrub Close up of flower |
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Eremophila
youngii Stunning in autumn when in full flower. Adaptable to most well drained soil types and conditions. |
