Author: Lyn

To 20CM. Small erect perennial herb. Thick, narrow bright green leaves, mainly at the base.Profuse terminal sprays of yellow flowers often with reddish markings Nov to Mar.

To 30C Prostrate perennial. Rigid bright green leaves with sharply toothed edges.Small, globular, spiky pale blue flower heads Dec to Feb.

To 1.5M. Open spreading under-storey shrub. Greyish-green narrow to thread-like leaves.Clusters of yellow and orange pea flowers with orange centres, at the top of the stems.

To 1M. Very robust tufted vigorous perennial herb. Erect, flat linear leaves, distinctly serrated along margins.Strong many branched panicles of metallic blue to deep purple flowers exceeding the foliage with prominent pale yellow anthers Oct to Feb. Shiny vio...

To 65CM. Densely tufted clumps. Stiffly erect linear leaves, paler blue-green below.Loose panicles of blue to violet flowers with prominent blackish-purple anthers Sept to Dec. Edible, shiny round pale dull blue berries

To 2M. Open shrub. Small thin tapering dark green spiny leaves.Racemes of orange-yellow pea flowers with orange to brown centres in leaf axils Aug to Nov.

To 2M. Multi-stemmed shrub. Stiff, dull yellow-green narrow leaves along stem.Racemes of orange-yellow pea flowers with red centres in leaf axils Aug to Dec.

To 2M. Open, spreading shrub. Large leathery grey-green ovate leaves.Dense racemes of small fragrant orange-yellow pea flowers with maroon centres Sept to Dec.

To 1..5M. Tussock-forming perennial herb. Shiny dark green, flat or channelled ridged leaves.Compound umbel of dense cylindrical brown spikes at end of branches Oct to Feb.

To 50CM. Erect Wildflower. Basal rosette of narrow blue- to olive-green leaves.Single bright yellow globular flower heads held erect on long straw-coloured to reddish stalks.Nectar source for butterflies and other insects Sept to Feb.