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
Bernie's Tamarind
Black Apple
Black Tea Tree
Blake's Silky Oak
Bloomfield Penda
Blue Banksia or
Hinchinbrook Banksia
Blue Bush
Blue Quandong
Blush Silky Oak
Boodyarra
Broad-leaved Bottle Tree
Brown Birch
Brown Crowsfoot Elm
Brown Gardenia
Brown Laurel
Brown Tuckeroo
Diploglottis bernieana
Planchonella pohlmaniana
Melaleuca bracteata
Helicia blakei
Xanthostemon verticillatus
Banksia plagiocarpa
Dipteracanthus corynothecus
(Mt. Emerald)
Elaeocarpus grandis
Opisthiolepis heterophylla
Aglaia sapindina
Brachychiton australis
Scolopia braunii
Argyrodendron trifoliolatum
Randia fitzalanii
Cryptocarya triplinervis
Cupaniopsis flagelliformis
Small slender palm shaped tree with huge bright green compound leaves
and large, furry brown edible fruit. Decorative foliage. (Sapindaceae)
Small tree with glossy bright green leaves. Large fleshy fruit attract birds.
Fairly hardy. (Sapotaceae)
Tall bushy shrub with bright green foliage and dense habit. Small white
flowers. A very hardy plant which is an excellent screen. (Myrtaceae)
Small tree endemic to north east Queensland, occurring as an understorey
tree in well-developed upland rainforest. (Proteaceae)
Dense shrub with large heads of fluffy cream-white flowers. A very attractive
plant. Excellent in the garden or as a tub plant. (Myrtaceae)
Large shrub or small tree with stiff leaves and unusual large bluish coloured
brushes. Best in high rainfall areas. In drier areas, requires a humid
protected position. Not frost tolerant. (Proteaceae)
Small semi-woody shrublet with crinkled leaves and blue-mauve flowers.
(Dipteracanthus corynothecus)
Tall, fast growing rainforest tree with straight bole and tiered branches.
Edible blue fruit followed bell shaped flowers. Grown for hardwood timber.
Very hardy. (Elaeocarpaceae)
Beautiful rainforest tree with leathery leaves (pinnate on young plants) with a
silver to bronze felt on the undersides. Fairly fast growing. Best in a protected
spot, in high rainfall areas. (Proteaceae)
Small tree with compound leaves and yellow flowers followed by masses of
orange fruit. Attractive to birds. (Meliaceae)
Attractive tree with smooth green trunk. White flowers. Very hardy.
(Authorised Propagators Qld.No. APQF198/000050) (Malvaceae)
Fast, hardy very bushy tree. Excellent windbreak. Bright red new growth. Can
be pruned heavily into a shrub. Food plant of Australian Rustic Butterfly.
(Flacourticeae)
Small to medium tree with bronze sheen under leaves. Cream flowers.
(Malvaceae)
Medium to large shrub with large stiff dark green leaves and attractive white
perfumed flowers. (Rubiaceae)
Small hardy, bushy tree with small white flowers and black fruit which attracts
birds. Food plant of Blue Triangle Butterfly. (Lauraceae)
Very attractive tree with lovely serrated compound leaves, soft pink new
growth and showy orange-yellow fruit. (Sapindaceae)
Visit our Nursery!
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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