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subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageEugenia luschnathiana – 15(56)Eugenia megacarpa – see Syzygium megacarpumEugenia reinwardtiana - 1(74); 4(67); 10(55); 11(85);15(58)Eugenia uniflora – 13(86); 19(58)Eumundi Quandong – see Elaeocarpus eumundiiEuodia elleryana – see Melicope elleryanaEuodia ridleyi – see Melicope denhamiiEupatorium magalophyllum – see Bartlettina sordidaEuphorbia – 2(13-14); 4(23); 8(52); 12(31); 31(24)Euphorbia cotinifolia – 9(44); 12(14); 12(63); 13(34,35); 15(13)Euphorbia geroldii – 27(86)Euphorbia hypericifolia ‘Diamond Frost’ – 23(66)Euphorbia kamerunica – 19(84)Euphorbia leucocephala – 14(25); 15(73); 29(46)Euphorbia lophogona - 2(14); 17(73)Euphorbia marginata – 18(69); 19(71); 22(71); 23(72);26(72); 27(72); 30(70); 31(72)Euphorbia milii - 2(13, 14, 61); 11(27); 17(34); 21(42);27(86)Euphorbia milii ‘Poysean’ – 8(57); 14(73); 17(72)Euphorbia milii ‘Samona’ – 8(57)Euphorbia milii ‘Thai Hybrid’ – 8(57)Euphorbia milii var. splendens ‘Dwarf Apachi’ – 8(57)Euphorbia nerifolia – 7(21)Euphorbia Poysean cultivars – see Euphorbia milii‘Poysean’Euphorbia pulcherrima - 1(10); 2(14); 4(91); 6(18);9(44); 12(63); 13(54); 15(73); 20(75); 23(22); 29(15)Euphorbia tithymaloides – 3(36); 12(33)Euphorbia tithymaloides ‘White Peacock’ – 22(33)Euphorbia x lomi Poysean Group – 12(63)Euphorbia, Thornless – see Euphorbia geroldiiEuphoria longan – see Dimocarpus longanEupolea core – 13(47)Eupomatia bennettii – 11(85); 23(39)Eupomatia laurina – 11(73); 23(36, 39)Eurale ferox – 24(30)Eurema hecabe – 11(90)European Fan Palm - see Chamaerops humilisEurycles - see ProiphysEurycles amboinensis – see Proiphys amboinensisEurycles cunninghamii – see Proiphys cunninghamiiEuryops chrysanthemoides – 11(34, 37)Euryops pectinatus – 16(72)Eustrephus latifolius – 17(36); 20(88); 23(60)Eutaxia myrtifolia – 30(28, 29)Eutaxia obovata – see Eutaxia myrtifoliaEuterpe edulis – 10(45)Evening Primose, Pink – see Oenothera rosea,Oenothera speciosaEvening Primrose – see Oenothera biennisEverglades Palm – see Acoelorrhaphe wrightiiEvergreen (term) – 26(41)Evergreen Love Grass – see Miscanthus sinensisEverlasting Daisy, native – see Helichrysumbracteatum; Bracteantha bracteata; XerochrysumbracteatumEvodiella muelleri – see Melicope rubraEvolvulus glomeratus ‘Blue Daze’ - 1(73); 14(73, 77)Evolvulus nuttallianus – see Evolvulus pilosusEvolvulus pilosus – 13(29); 14(73); should beEvolvulus glomeratusExacum affine – 16(70); 17(68); 18(69); 19(71); 20(69);21(68); 22(70); 23(72); 24(70); 25(74); 26(72); 27(72)’28(68); 29(68); 30(70); 31(72)www.stgmagazine.com.auExcoercaria bicolor – see Excoercaria cochinchinensisExcoercaria cochinchinensis – 28(7); 29(79)Exotic natives – 12(34-37)-F-Fagraea berteroana – 17(12)Fairy Fan Flower – see Scaevola aemulaFairy Primrose – see Primula malacoidesFalling Stars – see Crocosmia aureaFalse Aralia – see Schefflera elegantissimaFalse Eranthemum – see PseuderanthemumcarruthersiiFalse Freesia - see Anomatheca laxaFalse Gardenia – see Tabernaemontana;Atractocarpus; RandiaFalse Plumbago – see Ceratostigma willmottianumFalse Sandalwood – see Eremophila mitchelliiFan Dancer – see Nephrolepis exaltata ‘Fan Dancer’Fan Flower - see ScaevolaFan Palm – see Licuala grandis; Licuala ramsayiFan Palm, Daintree – see Licuala ramsayiFan Wattle – see Acacia amblygonaFancy Fishtail Swordfern – see Nephrolepis falcata‘Furcans’Faradaya splendida – 29(46, 49)Farfugium japonicum - 2(18-19)Fat Hen – see Chenopodium albumFat Pork Tree – see Clusia roseaFatsia papyrifera – see Tetrapanax papyriferFava Bean – see Vicia fabaFavourite plants Autumnal coloured plants – 31(44-49) Bird attracting – 9(54-58) Bird attracting plants – 26(46-51) Butterfly attracting plants – 27(42-47) Container plants – 6(54-58) Cutting grown plants – 24(34-39) Drought tolerant – 2(56-61) Fine-leaved plants – 20(42-47) Flowering pot plants – 25(44-49) Flowering shrubs – 8(56-60) Foliage plants – 12(54-59) Garden plants – 18(42-47) Glossy foliage plants – 23(36-41) Groundcovers – 3(52-57) Hanging basket plants – 15(34-39) Heat lovers – 21(42-47) Herbs & Spices – 22(46-51) Local native plants – 17(36-41) Mass planting specimens – 10(48-53) Narrow places – 5(54-59) Native plants – 7(50-54) Orange plants – 16(42-47) Park trees – 11(54-59) Scented foliage plants – 14(38-43) Scented shrubs – 4(54-59) Screening plants – 19(42-47) Soft foliage plants – 13(54-59) Spring flowers – 28(46-51) Trees – 1(54-59) Variegated plants – 30(46-51) White plants – 29(46-51)Feijoa sellowiana - 1(74)Felt Plant – see Kalanchoe beharensis28 of 76
subTropical Gardening magazine INDEX – up to and including Issue 31Format: 31(7) means Issue THIRTY ONE (page 7) – this may be text or imageFelted coccid – see Antonina graminisFennel – see Foeniculum vulgareFennel, Florence – see Foeniculum vulgare var.azoricumFennel, Sweet – see Foeniculum vulgare var. dulceFern Leaf Cactus – see Selenicereus chrysocardiumFern Leaved Grevillea – see Grevillea pteridifoliaFern Leaved Tamarind – see Sarcotoechia serrataFernleaf Aralia – see Polyscias cumingiana ‘Aurea’Ferns – 7(13, 66-67); 8(12, 34-37, 52); 22(53); 28(36-39; 29(40-43)Ferny Phyllanthus – see Phyllanthus lamprophyllusFerocactus ‘Santa Maria’ – 8(18)Fertiliser – 4(84-85); 15(49)Festuca – 7(83)Festuca arundinacea – 7(83)Festuca glauca – 14(35)Feverfew – see Tanacetum partheniumFicinia nodosa – 17(36, 38)Ficus - 4(89); 17(46); 31(27)Ficus bengalensis – 7(45); 11(54)Ficus benjamina - 1(32, 70); 3(64); 6(28), 7(44); 26(46,50)Ficus benjamina ‘Golden King’ – 22(33)Ficus binnendijkii ‘Alii’ – 7(29)Ficus binnendijkii ‘Amstel Gold’ – 22(33)Ficus carica – 14(22); 23(56-57)Ficus coronata – 15(60)Ficus fraseri – 26(46)Ficus hispida – 15(61)Ficus macrocarpa ‘Panda’ – 22(33)Ficus macrophylla – 11(61); 26(41)Ficus microcarpa – 6(31)Ficus microcarpa ‘Hillii’ - 1(70)Ficus nitida ‘Panda’ – see Ficus macrocarpa ‘Panda’Ficus obliqua – 3(84)Ficus opposita - 2(73); 15(60); 26(46)Ficus racemosa - 2(74)Ficus religiosa – 11(54, 58)Ficus rotundifolia ‘Green Island’ – 21(74)Ficus rubiginosa – 11(78)Ficus scobina - 2(73)Ficus variegata – 8(53)Ficus virens – 11(54)Fiery Costus – see Chamaecostus cuspidatusFiery Gum - see Eucalyptus phoeniceaFig trees – 7(44); 8(29, 53)Fig, Boombil – see Ficus hispidaFig, Creek – see Ficus coronataFig, edible – see Ficus caricaFig, Hills Weeping - see Ficus microcarpaFig, Sandpaper – see Ficus oppositaFig, Weeping - see Ficus benjaminaFiji Fan Palm – see Pritchardia pacificaFiji Feather Palm – see Veitchia joannisFijian Fire Plant/Bush – see Acalypha wilkesianaFine Fescue – see FestucaFine Leaf Tuckeroo - see Lepiderema pulchellaFine Leaf Weeping Paper Bark – see MelaleucaleucadendronFine Leaved Clumping Palm – see PtychospermalineareFinge Myrtle – see Calytrix tetragonaFinger Lime, Native – see Citrus australasicaFire Ant – see Solenopsis invictaFire Cracker Flower – see Crossandra infundibuliformisFire Cracker Plant – see Cuphea igneawww.stgmagazine.com.auFire Lily – Cyrtanthus mackeniiFire on the mountain - see Euphorbia cyathophoraFirecracker Bush – see Justicia spicigera; BouvardiaternifoliaFirecracker Flower – see Crossandra infundibuliformisFirecracker Plant - see Russelia junceaFirecracker Vine – see Manettia bicolorFireplant – see Acalypha wilkesianaFirespike Bush – see Odontonema strictum;Odontonema cuspidatum; Odontonema callistachyumFirewheel Tree – see Stenocarpus sinuatusFish – 7(25); 10(62-64); 11(62-65)Fish Strap Fern – see Microsorum punctatumFishbone Water Fern – see Blechnum gibbumFishtail Palm - see CaryotaFishtail Palm, Clustered – see Caryota mitisFishtail Palm, Snakeskin – see Caryota ophiopellisFishtail Swordfern, Fancy – see Nephrolepis falcata‘Furcans’Fishwort – see Houttuynia cordata ‘Variegata’Fittonia albivenis – 22(12)Fittonia argyroneura – see Fittonia albivenisFive Seasons Herb – see Plectranthus amboinicusFlamboyant Tree - see Delonix regiaFlame Freesia – see Freesia laxa; Lapeirousia laxa;Anomatheca cruentaFlame of the Forest – see Mucuna novoguineensisFlame Thrower – see Chambeyronia macrocarpaFlame Tree – see Brachychiton acerifoliumFlame Vine – see Pyrostegia venusta; CombretumcoccineumFlame Vine, Mexican – see PseudogynoxischenopodioidesFlame Violet – see Episcia cupreata ‘Acajou’Flame Violet, Lilac – see Episcia x wilsonii ‘Pinkiscia’Flamethrower Palm – see Chambeyronia macrocarpaFlaming Beauty – see Carphalea kirondronFlaming Katie – see Kalanchoe blossfeldianaFlamingo Feather – see Celosia spicataFlamingo Flower – see Anthurium andraeanum;Justicia carneaFlannel Flower - see Actinotus helianthiFlax Bush – see Reinwardtia indicaFlax Lily – see Dianella revolutaFlax Lily, White Border – see Dianella ensifolia‘Marginata’Flax, New Zealand – see PhormiumFlexuous Cliff Brake – see Pellaea ovataFlindersia australis – 5(51); 7(37); 11(78)Flindersia brayleyana – 7(37); 23(36)Flindersia ifflaiana – 7(37)Floating Club-rush – see Isolepis fluitansFlocculation, soil – 16(52)Flood – 22(14, 15); 30(17)Flooded Gum – see Eucalyptus grandisFlora’s Paintbrush – see Emilia sonchifolia var.javanicaFlorence Fennel – see Foeniculum vulgare var.azoricumFlorida Arrowroot – see Zamia integrifoliaFloss Flower – see Ageratum houstonianumFlour Dust Plant – see Kalanchoe pumilaFlowering Gum – see Corymbia ‘Summer Red’Flowering May Bush – see Spiraea japonica ‘GoldMound’Flowering Pandan – see Freycinetia scandensFlowering Peach – see Prunus29 of 76
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