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-3 - Family / Growth Form Species /Common Name Notes I HERNANDIACEAE TREE ICACINACEAE TREE Hernandia peltata / Sea Hearse Gomphandra australiana Small tree, attractive shiny leaves, good as a pot plant. Small-medium tree with decorative pink fruit. LAURACEAE TREE Cryptocarya cunninghamii / Coconut Laurel Medium forest tree. scented foliage. Coconut LAURACEAE TREE MALVACEAE SHRUB MALVACEAE TREE MALVACEAE TREE MALVACEAE TREE MELI ACEAE TREE MELIACEAE TREE MELIACEAE TREE MORACEAE TREE MORACEAE TREE MORACEAE TREE MORACEAE TREE MYEUSTIC ACEAE TREE MYRTACEAE TREE Cryptocarya hypospodia / White Walnut Abutilon albescens /Native Chinese Lantern Hibiscus tiliaceus / Cotton-wood Thespesia populnea / Portia Vavaea amicorum Aglaia eleagnoidea / Coastal Boodyarra Anthocarapa nitidula / Incense Wood Dysoxylum muelleri / Miva Mahogany. ~ ~ Ficus drupacea / Hairy Fig Ficus microcarpa / Fig Ficus obliqua / Var Petiolaris Ficus virens / Fig Myristica insipida / Native Nutmeg Eugenia reinwardtiana Large forest tree, tough glossy leaves, reddish new growth, black fruit attractive to birds. Small shrub with decorative flowers downy foliage and wheel like orange seed capsules. Small sprawling strand tree, attractive yellow flowers. Large bushy tree with large colourful flowers (yellow hibiscus). Small-medium tree with hairy leaves. Medium-large bushy tree decorative foliage and bark textures (curling strips). Medium bushy tree, scented flowers attract butterflies, decorative foliage. Medium tree, large compound leaves. Large fig tree with hairy leaves, showy orange fruit. Large forest tree, good as a pot plant when young. Large fig tree. ~ ~ Large forest tree, good as a pot plant when young. Medium bushy forest tree, dark green glossy leaves pale beneath, red fruit attractive to birds. Small bushy tree, bright red new growth, hardy.
Family / Growth Form OLEACEAE TREE OLEACEAE SHRUB PANDANACEAE TREE POACEAE GROUNDCOVER PODOCARPACEAE TREE RHAMNACEAE SHRUB / VINE RHIZO- PHORACEAE TREE RUBIACEAE SHRUB RUB1 ACEAE SHRUB RUBIACEAE SHRUB / TREE RUTACEAE SHRUB RUTACEAE SHRUB SAPINDACEAE TREE S APINDACEAE SHRUB S APINDACEAE TREE -4- Species / Common Name Chionanthus ramiflorus / Native Olive Jasminum aemulum /Native Jasmine Pandanus tectorius / Pandanus Thuarea involuta / Bird's Beak Grass Podocarpus grayi /North Brown Pine Colubrina asiatica Carallia brachiata / Corkwood Guettarda speciosa / Guettarda Ixora klanderiana I Native Ixora Morinda citrifolia / Cheese Fruit Glycosmis pentaphylla / Pink Lime Micromelum minutum Cupaneopsis anacardioides Dodonea visosa / Hop Bush Ganophyllum falcatum / Scaly Ash Notes Medium bushy tree drab appearance but attracts birds. Hardy and fast growing. Scrambling shrub, sweetly scented white flowers. ~ Attractive, palm like strand tree with stilt roots. Low creeping, dense mat plant with velvety leaves. Potential lawn species. Small slow growing forest tree with long slender leaves and red new growth. Bushy rambler with glossy dark green leaves. ~ Hardy forest tree, glossy leaves, masses of small red berries, corky bark. 4 o'clock moth plant. Large strand shrub, attractive ovate leaves. Medium bushy shrub massed white flowers. Large shrub-small tree. Large decorative glossy leaves, unusual white flower cones. Squashy, smelly ripe hits restrict use near buildings and walkways. Requires grooming. Medium forest shrub with perfumed white flowers. Butterfly plant. Hardy medium forest shrub with soft pale green leaves, small white flowers in large heads and red berries. Butterfly plant. Forest tree. Medium shrub with bright green foliage and interesting seed capsules. Hardy medium-large open tree with colourfbl fruit (red) and bark (reddish/purple/flal~y). I
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