Plant List 4 Flashcards
1
Q
Smooth-barked Apple
A
Angophora
costata
2
Q
Lemon Scented Gum
A
Corymbia
Citriodora
3
Q
Common
Correa
A
Correa
alba
4
Q
Creeping Boobiialla
A
Myoporum
parvifolium
5
Q
Coast/Native
Rosemary
A
Westringia
fruticosa
6
Q
Angophora costata
Large Tall Dense Bushy Native Evergreen Tree
A
- summer-late spring flowering
- small creamy white flowers
- smooth salmon/grey trunk with bluey/orangey tinges
- grown for gorgeous bark colour
- has little ridged edge nuts
- foliage leaves are opposite
- Needs full sun & room to grow
7
Q
Corymbia citriodora
Large-Upright Open-Rounded Native Evergreen Tree
A
- Blooms mid-late Winter for most of the year
- Flowers are small white with many stamens & in sets of 3.
- Urn shaped fruit
- Gumnuts are smooth
- foliage is oily alternate & aromatic
- trunk has a mottled peach/apricot tone with tinges of blue/grey/pink
- prune to shape when young
- Needs a large are to grow in Full Sun
8
Q
Correa alba
Small Dense Bush Prostate Spreading Perennial Evergreen Native Shrub
A
- Blooms April-June long lasting
- Erect white flowers arranged singularly or in clusters on short side of branches.
- Green fruit
- Foliage is thick leathery oval shaped grey/green underside is covered in woolly hairs.
- Prefers full sun/part shade.
- Drought tolerant/Hardy grows in Sandy/Rocky/Coastal areas
- shaped for formal uses, informal hedging
- Leaves are used in Tea
9
Q
Myoporum parvifolium
Low Lying Spreading Dense Ground Cover Native Evergreen Shrub
A
- Used for green manure mulch, erosion, weed mat.
- fast growing
- blooms Oct-March single white flowers with tiny purpley/yellow spots on leaf axils/singular or in clusters of 3
- Fruits are succulent rounded yellowish/white.
- drought tolerant/hardy
- Likes full sun/part shade
- grown in all types of soil
- foliage is dark glossy green thin leaves
10
Q
Westringia fruticosa
Medium Dense Well Rounded Native Evergreen Shrub
A
- Fast Growing
- Blooms Spring through the year/Flowers are slightly white or purpley
- tough/drought tolerant/Hardy coastal plant.
- Full Sun/Part shade Well drained soil.
- small thin narrow grey/green foliage giving it a silvery appearance
- Is a type of mint but does not share the same aromas of mint or rosemary~not edible.
- ideal for boarders, hedging, native gardens.
- Prune lightly when young to encourage dense growth.