- Sheltered understorey plant
- Compound, imparipinnate leaves
- Exposed coastal landscapes...
- Pink and white flowers...
- Hairs to reduce transpiration...
- Prop roots for support at base...
- Exposed sites
- Edible
- Succulent
- Fast growing
- Distichous leaves (alternate), sheathing, overlapping at the bases...
(ident only)
- Silvery succulent leaves - reflective and store water
- Secrete salt
- Aerial stems
(ident only)
- Exposed landscape sites
- Plume like inflorescence
- Hairs to reduce transpiration...
- Scented foliage
- Terminal heads of white flowers
- Plumes of inflorescence
- WA plant...
- Leafless stems, flat cladodes
- Reduces transpiration
- WA plant
- Sprawling shrub
- Spring display
- Cottage gardens
- WA ornamental...
- Leaves like holly, lobed with pointed margins
- Lower valley slopes
- Hardy to drought
- Lipped, spotted flowers
- Rusty hairs on leaf undersides, stems and flowers
- Sparse foliage
- Warm zones, moist soil
- Plumose/feathery leafed palm
- Adaptable...
- White flowers...
- Clusters of spikelets
- Exposed landscape sites
- Rounded leaves...
- Often found near water...
- Rocks and tree trunks, vertical surfaces...
- Salt secretion through leaves...
- Long rhizome covered in hairs...
- Cycad
- Frond like, shiny, leathery leaves
- Trunk and cones
- Understorey of TOF; lower valley slopes...
- Cylindrical green stems/cladodes, virtually leafless...
- Fine, sclerophyllic leaves and spines reduce transpiration...
- Purple flowers in spring...
- Spreading rhizome, colony forming fern...
- Broad standard petals
- Fine, narrow leaves
- Delicate twining climber
- Trifoliate leaves, thin and soft
- Flowers completely yellow, with one large standard petal...
- Leafless, grey angular stems
- Cumberland Plain
- Four petals with dark anthers
- Small shrub
- Fine foliage
- Linear leaves and petals
- Covered in rough tubercles on the fronds...
- Deeply pinnatisect crown of fronds, three times divided...
- Brown stipules among flowers, leaves and stems; reduces...
- Ornamental, hardy...
- Scale leaves reduce transpiration...
- Scale leaves reduce transpiration...
- Clusters of flowers at the end of the stems...