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1. Abelia, Golden abelia   (Abelia grandiflora)         Cultivar/variety: 'Frances Mason' Abelia grandiflora 'Francis Mason' is a hardy evergreen medium to large shrub with a graceful, arching habit. The new foliage growth is golden, aging to medium to dark green with buttery yellow edging. They flower for months in spring to summer, with the pale pink...   ...learn more about the 'Frances Mason' variety .

2. Abelia   (Abelia grandiflora)         Cultivar/variety: 'Bumble Bee' Abelia grandiflora 'Bumble Bee'  is a hardy evergreen medium to large shrub with a graceful, arching habit. It has white flowers tinged with mauve, and the flowers are lightly fragrant and are attractive to butterflies. The foliage is glossy and dense and colours in autumn. Abelias are...   ...learn more about the 'Bumble Bee' variety .

3. Wattle   (Acacia cognata)         Cultivar/variety: 'Emerald Curl' Acacia 'Emerald Curl' is a hardy and easy going large shrub, with attractive curling bright green foliage. Great for screening, for windbreaks and general landscaping. Grows up to five metres tall. Likes a sunny position to partial shade, cool to temperate climates. Tolerant of...   ...learn more about the 'Emerald Curl' variety .

4. Flinders Range Wattle   (Acacia iteaphylla) This adaptable wattle features beautiful silvery weeping foliage with a great display of pale yellow flowers in spring. It is a medium to large shrub with longish, narrow leaves and it varies in the degree to which these weep, with some forms of the species...   ...learn more about the Acacia iteaphylla .

5. Wattle   (Acacia spathulifolia)         Cultivar/variety: 'Gold Carpet' Acacia 'Gold carpet has profuse golden-yellow flowers in late winter to spring on a low-growing shrub with interesting spoon-shaped foliage. This spectacular wattle grows to around a quarter of a metre high and a metre round, with a lovely shape. Use it as a feature groundcover...   ...learn more about the 'Gold Carpet' variety .

6. Red cats tail, Chenille plant, Firetail, Acalypha   (Acalypha reptans) Acalypha reptans is a tropical or subtropical subshrub with decorative pendulous tassels of red flowers in summer to autumn. An easy care, low maintenance plant. They are good garden feature plants, for massed plantings and borders, and for containers. They can be used as indoor...   ...learn more about the Acalypha reptans .

7. Acalypha, copperleaves, Fijian fireplant, beefsteak plant   (Acalypha wilkesiana) Acalypha are spreading shrubs grown for their multicoloured foliage and tropical feel. They come in a great range of leaf colours and combination of colours. Despite their lush looks, they are tough and drought tolerant once established, and are very easy care plants in temperate,...   ...learn more about the Acalypha wilkesiana .

8. Lilly Pilly   (Acmena smithii)         Cultivar/variety: 'Allyn Magic' Acmena 'Allyn Magic' is a tried and true lilly pilly. A fantastic dwarf form of this species, low mounding shrub with naturally dense habit and red new growth. Fleshy pink berries follow cream fluffy flowers. The berries are edible. Birds love both the flowers and...   ...learn more about the 'Allyn Magic' variety .

9. Lilly Pilly   (Acmena smithii)         Cultivar/variety: 'Dusky' Acmena smithii 'Dusky' is a tough lilly pilly with glossy green leaves with bronze new foliage growth. A great plant for hedges and screens, which is also good for topiary work. It reponds brilliantly to pruning. A very tough plant that will grow on a...   ...learn more about the 'Dusky' variety .

10. Lilly Pilly   (Acmena smithii)         Cultivar/variety: 'Minipilly' Acmena smithii 'Minipilly' is a great compact native shrub. It has striking new colourful tips and responds well to regular pruning and feeding. Fleshy pink berries follow cream fluffy flowers. The berries are edible. Ideal for hedging and border or as a tub or patio...   ...learn more about the 'Minipilly' variety .

11. Lilly pilly   (Acmena smithii)         Cultivar/variety: 'Sublime' Acmena smithii 'Sublime' is a large shrub to small tree with a dense habit, glossy green foliage and lime coloured new growth. It has cream fluffy flowers followed by deep purple edible fruit, and birds love both. It is resistant to psyllid attack, and to...   ...learn more about the 'Sublime' variety .

12. Lilly Pilly   (Acmena smithii)         Cultivar/variety: 'Cherry Surprise' Acmena 'Cherry Surprise' is a beautiful and very hardy small leaf lilly pilly, a great native shrub which is perfect for low hedging and screening as well as for topiary and bonsai work. It has bright red new growth which contrasts nicely with the dark...   ...learn more about the 'Cherry Surprise' variety .

13. Flannel Flower   (Actinotus helianthi) The shape and felt-like texture of the flowers and foliage make this one of our most iconic wildflowers. There are a number of wild forms of this species from compact bun-shaped plants to taller shrub-like habits. The flowers can be cut for indoor decoration and this...   ...learn more about the Actinotus helianthi .

14. Flame Bush   (Adenanthos cuneatus)         Cultivar/variety: 'Coral Carpet' This delightful ground cover features beautifully textured colourful foliage that provides a year round highlight in the garden. Best in coastal areas of Western Australia but also grows well in well drained soils in other parts of southern Australia. It small red flowers are not...   ...learn more about the 'Coral Carpet' variety .

15. Jugflower   (Adenanthos cuneatus)         Cultivar/variety: 'Flat Out' The totally prostrate habit combined with the texture and colour of the foliage are the outstanding features of this fantastic Western Australian plant. It is best used as a ground cover to spill over embankments or rockeries, or as weeping standard grafted plant. Whilst the...   ...learn more about the 'Flat Out' variety .

16. Woolly Bush   (Adenanthos sericeus)         Cultivar/variety: 'Copper Glow' The soft, silvery foliage is irresistible to touch and feel and in this cultivar, it has a very distinct and beautiful coppery-coloured tinge on the ends of the branches. It forms a beautiful upright shrub that makes an excellent feature or pot plant for gardens...   ...learn more about the 'Copper Glow' variety .

17. Bromeliad   (Aechmea weilbachii) Aechmea weilbachii is an attractive bromeliad that has long lasting purple flowers with red bracts from autumn to spring. It has soft shiny leaves, and readily forms clumps. It is relatively slow growing, and is not frost tolerant. It likes a semi shaded position, under trees...   ...learn more about the Aechmea weilbachii .

18. Black rose, Crassula, Aeonium   (Aeonium arboreum)         Cultivar/variety: 'Atropurpureum' Aeonium arboreum 'Atropurpureum' is a branching succulent small shrub with striking dark purple to near black rosettes of foliage on the end of the branches. An easy care plant, it is rarely troubled by pests or diseases. This plant likes a bright light to a sunny position. Hot summer...   ...learn more about the 'Atropurpureum' variety .

19. Houseleek, Crassula, Aeonium   (Aeonium arboreum)         Cultivar/variety: 'Schwarzkopf' Aeonium arboreum 'Schwarzkopf' is an evergreen succulent plant with striking dark purple to near black foliage. An easy care plant, it is rarely troubled by pests or diseases. It is a good specimen plant for pots or the garden. This plant likes a bright...   ...learn more about the 'Schwarzkopf' variety .

20. Horse chestnut   (Aesculus hippocastanum) The horse chestnut is a lovely deciduous specimen tree for large gardens, parks and farms. It produces a lovely display of white panicles of flowers that are attractively marked with yellow aging to pink in late spring to summer. It is a vigorous, spreading rounded...   ...learn more about the Aesculus hippocastanum .

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