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
Flame Tree
Flax Lily
Flax Lily
Flecker's Hard Alder
Fountain's Blush
Freshwater Mangrove
Garraway's brachychiton
Giant Flowered Wax Vine
Glasshouse Country
Glennie River Gardenia
Glossy Tamarind
Golden Paperbark
Golden Penda
Golden Shower
Golden Tea Tree
Golden Toothbrush
Brachychiton acerifolius
Dianella atraxis
Dianella brevipedunculata
Neostrearia fleckeri
Fontainea picrosperma
Carallia brachiata
Brachychiton garrawayae
Hoya macgillivrayi
Callistemon "Glasshouse
Country"
Gardenia sp. Glennie River
Guioa acutifolia
Melaleuca leucadendra "Gold"
Xanthostemon chrysanthus
Cassia sp. Paluma Range
Melaleuca bracteata "Gold
Form"
Grevillea pteridifolia
Produces masses of brilliant red flowers. Deciduous when flowering. Hardy
and fast growing. Food plant of Common Aeroplane and Penciled Blue
Butterflies. (Authorised Propagators Qld.No. APQF198/000050) (Malvaceae)
Small clumping plant with broad upright leaves. Dark blue flowers on long
stalks. Best in semi-shade. (Hemerocallidaceae)
Small clumping plant with showy blue flowers and fruit. Suitable for sun or
shade. Rosella Parrots eat the fruit. (Hemerocallidaceae)
Rare, medium-sized evergreen rainforest tree with alternate leaves and
pendent spikes of white flowers in winter (May to July). Needs high rainfall
and shelter. (Hamamelidaceae)
Tree with white flowers and large velvety pink fruit which are eaten by
cassowaries and Musky Rat-kangaroos. (Euphorbiaceae)
Medium, erect tree with stiff glossy leaves and furrowed corky bark. Excellent
for damp spot. Food plant of beautiful yellow and blue 4 O'Clock Moth.
(Rhizophoraceae)
Large shrub or small tree with attractive pink flowers. Unusual plant from
Cape York Peninsula. (Authorised Propagators Qld.No. APQF198/000050)
(Malvaceae)
Small, slow growing vine with very large, spectacular, deep maroon,
perfumed flowers. Makes a wonderful hanging basket specimen. Best in
semi-shade. (Asclepiadaceae)
A tall shrub with bottlebrush flowers. The foliage is stiff and sharply pointed
with pale young growth. The main flowering periods are spring and autumn.
(Myrtaceae)
A very hardy native gardenia with prostrate habit. Large, stiff leaves and
white flowers. Does best in dappled shade. (Rubiaceae)
Small tree with dark green leaves. Mass of small white flowers. Quite hardy.
A useful screen plant. (Sapindaceae)
A hardy small tree with upright habit and golden foliage. Excellent for a wet
spot. (Myrtaceae)
Large shrub or small tree with spectacular, large heads of bright yellow
flowers. Tip prune when young to create bushy form and promote mass
flowering. Hardy. (Myrtaceae)
Small tree with glossy dark green foliage, spectacular racemes of bright
yellow flowers, and beautiful brown papery bark. A beautiful native cassia.
Very hardy. (Fabaceae)
Tall bushy shrub with attractive golden foliage and dense habit. A very hardy
plant which is an excellent screen. (Myrtaceae)
Open, wispy, large shrub to small tree with bright orange toothbrush flowers
in great profusion. Attracts birds. Requires open, sunny, well drained
position. (Proteaceae)
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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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