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1 Grevillea ‘Peaches and Cream’

Because of its unique bicoloured flowers that are produced in profusion all year round.

Note that Grevilleas can cause skin problems for people with sensitive skin, protective wear is recommended if affected

2 Callistemon ‘€˜Endeavour’

Because of its stunning red mass flower displays and adaptability to poorly drained soils.

3 Buckinghamia celsissima (Ivory Curl)

Because of the wonderful autumn crescendo of ivory coloured blooms

4 Alyogyne huegelii ‘€˜West Coast Gem’

Because of the non-stop display of large purple hibiscus-like flowers through the warmer months.

5 Grevillea ‘€˜Flamingo’

Because of the unusual coppery-pink flower heads and compact growth habit.

Note that Grevilleas can cause skin problems for people with sensitive skin, protective wear is recommended if affected

6 Telopea speciosissima (New South Wales Waratah)

Because of the iconic flower heads that are an absolute bird magnet.

7 Adenanthos sericeus ‘€˜Copper Glow’

Because of the soft ‘cuddly’€™ foliage with bronze new growth.

8 Melaleuca thymifolia (Thyme Honey Myrtle)

Because of the year-round flowering and adaptability to poorly drained soil.

9 Acacia iteaphylla (Flinders Range Wattle)

Because of the greyish-green weeping foliage and mass displays of lemon flowers.

Note- In areas in Western Australia and Perth this plant has become a weed species, outcompeting the local native vegetation communities, so not recommended there

10 Eremophila nivea (Silky Eremophila)

Because of the stunning silver foliage complemented by the beautiful mauve flowers.