in common name order - Yuruga Nursery

March 2013
140mm Pots
(Common name order)
Standard Price: $11.90 each (incl. GST)
Discounts for bulk purchases of mixed plants, collected in one lot:
Save $1.00 per plant for 10 mixed plants ($10.90 each)
Save $2.00 per plant for 50 mixed plants ($9.90 each)
Save $3.00 per plant for 200 mixed plants ($8.90 each)
No discount for bulk for species marked with * (green pots)
Common name Latin name
Description
Native Violet
Ned Kelly
New Guinea Satinash
Noah's Gardenia
Noah's Satinash
Noahdendron
Northern Brown Pine
Northern Laurel
Northern Malletwood
Northern Silky Oak
Northern Tamarind
Northern Tea Tree
Pacific Beauty
Pacific Rosewood
Pale Cordrush
Palm Lily
Viola hederacea
Grevillea "Ned Kelly"
Syzygium buettnerianum
Gardenia actinocarpa
Syzygium maraca (sp. Noah
Creek)
Noahdendron nicholasii
Podocarpus grayae
Cryptocarya hypospodia
Rhodamnia spongiosa
Cardwellia sublimis
Diploglottis diphyllostegia
Leptospermum amboinense
Leptospermum "Pacific
Beauty"
Thespesia populneoides
Baloskion pallens
Cordyline manners-suttoniae
Attractive spreading plant with blue and white flowers. Can be grown in the
sun if permanently moist. Requires a moist sheltered position. Not suitable
for inland areas. (Violaceae)
Medium, dense bushy shrub. Showy orange/red flowers for most of the year.
Tip prune while young to promote a good shape. Plant in full sun in well
drained position. (Proteaceae)
Very rare tree from Cape York Peninsula. Glossy foliage and masses of
showy pink fluffy flowers. (Myrtaceae)
Extremely rare plant from Daintree area. Small shrub with large, white,
perfumed flowers. Best in shade with plenty of moisture. OK as pot plant.
Authorised Propagator Qld. No. APQF198/000050. 2001 (Rubiaceae)
Medium tree with large dark red fruit. Fairly hardy. Unusual in cultivation.
(Myrtaceae)
Extremely rare plant from the Daintree area. Brilliant pink to red new growth.
Bright pink flowers. Best in semi-shade. (Authorised Propagators Qld.No.
APQF198/000050) (Hamamelidaceae)
An elegant long-leaf tropical rainforest conifer (Podocarpaceae)
Tree with large leaves. Food plant of Blue Triangle Butterfly. Fruit attracts
birds. (Lauraceae)
Beautiful shrub with glossy pink new growth. Very showy cream flowers & red
fruit. Very hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Handsome tree with large glossy compound leaves and very spectacular
creamy white flowers followed by huge woody seed pods. Needs a moist
protected position. Unsuitable for dry areas. (Proteaceae)
Small tree with large attractive leaves, and fruit which makes good jam or
drinks. (Sapindaceae)
Medium to large shrub. Lovely fresh foliage and small white flowers. Can be
pruned to shape. (Myrtaceae)
Small shrub with masses of white flowers on weeping branches. Quite hardy.
Grow in full sun. (Myrtaceae)
An attractive tree to 15 m with light-green, heart-shaped leaves. Flowers are
hibiscus-like, yellow, fading to pink, followed by small black fruit. Relative of
Hibiscus and Cotton (Malvaceae)
Clumping, stiffly upright jointed rush from coastal healthlands (wallum). Redbanded
stems. Reasonably drought tolerant but can also grow in seasonally
waterlogged soil. (Restionaceae)
Palm-like plant. Large bright green strap-like leaves. Large bunches of bright
red, very showy berries. Best in semi-shade. (Asparagaceae)
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We're at 5970 Kennedy Highway, Walkamin (between Mareeba and Atherton) on the Atherton Tablelands, North Queensland.
Business hours: Open 9am - 5pm, 6 days a week; closed Sundays and public holidays.
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