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Legend # Not readily available commercially R Rare in Australia r Rare in Victoria V Vulnerable in Australia v Vulnerable in Victoria (P) Photo on this document ssp Subspecies Silver Wattle Acacia dealbata Wiry Bauera Bauera rubioides Gristle Fern Blechum cartilagineum Tall Sedge Carex appressa Tasman Flax-lily Dianella tasmanica Mountain Grey Gum Eucalyptus cypellocarpa Messmate Eucalyptus obliqua Mountain Ash Eucalyptus regnans Golden Bush-pea Pultenaea White Elderberry Sambucus gaudichaudiana Pink-bells Tetratheca ciliata Stinkwood Zieria arborescens Narrow-leaf Peppermint Eucalyptus radiata ssp. radiata Twining Silkpod Parsonsia brownii Cherry Ballart Exocarpos cupressiformis Red-fruit Saw-sedge Gahnia sieberiana Sandy Free-draining Flats North West Slope South East Slopes Riparian A B D E Flooding River Flats C Indigenous Plants of South Gippsland Shire Coast Manna Gum Eucalyptus pryoriana SPECIES COMMON NAME PLANTING ZONES SEED TIME COMMENTS Landscape Location (See diagram above) Tall Trees (10m+) Acacia dealbata (P) Silver Wattle X X X Late Nov – Jan Fast growing short-lived legume. Ideal for erosion control. X X X Acacia melanoxylon Blackwood X X X Dec – Mar Long lived, good timber and shade tree. X X X X X Atherosperma moschatum Southern Sassafras X Late Nov- Early Jan Drought intolerant ornemental tree for cool, moist, temperate rainforest gullies. X Banksia integrifolia (P) Coast Banksia X Dec – Mar For stabilising coastal sands. Attractive winter flowers. X behind primary dunes Eucalyptus cephalocarpa Silver-leaf Stringybark X X X All year round (best Apr- Aug) Spreading crooked and often stunted tree. Found on poorly drained, sandy or gravelly soils. X X X X Eucalyptus cypellocarpa (P) Mountain Grey Gum X X X Year round (best Jan – Jun) Grows to a very large tree under ideal conditions. X X X Eucalyptus pseudoglobulus Gippsland Blue Gum X X Year round (best Jan – May) Fast growing large tree used for timber. Locally scarce. X X X X X Eucalyptus obliqua (P) Messmate X X X X Year round (best Dec – Feb) Grows on wide variety of soil types and habitat, varying in form. Widely used for timber. X X X X X Eucalyptus ovata Swamp Gum X X X X Year round (best Oct – Mar) Common in lowland and riparian zones. Koala habitat. X X X Eucalyptus radiata (P) Narrow-leaf Peppermint X X X Year round (best Dec – Feb) Widespread on poorer, shallow soils. Heavy bearer of seed. X X X Eucalyptus regnans (P) Mountain Ash X X Year round (best Dec – Feb) Largest of the large. Allow plenty of room. X X Eucalyptus strzeleckii (Vv) Strzelecki Gum X X X Year round (best Sep – Feb) Similar to E. ovata but a more stately robust form. X X Eucalyptus viminalis Manna Gum X X X X Year round (best Jul – Mar) Koala habitat tree. Very large tree in deep alluvial soils. X X X Nothofagus cunninghamii Myrtle Beech X Dec-Jan Very ornamental tree for high rainfall areas. Avoid drying out during establishment. X Small to Medium Trees (5-10m) Acacia obliquinervia Mountain Hickory Wattle X X Nov-Dec Highly ornamental. Can withstand snow and dry periods. X X X Acacia mearnsii Black Wattle X X X Dec-Feb Limited distribution in Shire and short lived but good firewood. X Allocasuarina littoralis Black Sheoak X Year round Very ornamental foliage and bark. Separate male and female plants. X X X X Allocasuarina verticillata (P) Drooping Sheoak X Year round Ornamental weeping habit. Palatable to stock. X X X X Bedfordia arborescens (P) Blanket-leaf X X Late Jan – early Mar Needs shelter from sun and prefers cool moist conditions. X X Eucalyptus kitsoniana (Rr) Gippsland Mallee X X Year round (best Mar – May) A true mallee often found growing on gravel seams. X X X X Eucalyptus pryoriana (P) Coast Manna Gum X X Year round (best Jul – Mar) Straggly tree with branches drooping at tips. Found on nutrient poor sandy soils. X X X Eucalyptus willisii Shining Peppermint X X Year round Glossy green foliage. Strong Peppermint smell when crushed. X X Exocarpus cupressiformis (P) Cherry Ballart X X X X Oct-Mar Attractive tree difficult to propagate and purchase. Need to preserve in situ. X X X Lomatia fraseri Tree Lomatia X X Feb A forest dweller but can grow in exposed conditions. X X Melaleuca ericifolia Swamp Paperbark X X X X Year round Tolerates wet and saline soils where it freely suckers. X X X X X Melaleuca squarrosa (P) Scented Paperbark X X X X Year round For damp soils. Locally uncommon in pure stands. X X X X Myoporum insulare(P) Common Boobialla X Dec – Feb Difficult to grow from seed. Needs dune protection. X behind primary dunes Notelaea ligustrina # Privet Mock Olive X Nov-Jan Found in shealtered gullies. Needs some protection to establish. X Pomaderris aspera (P) Hazel Pomaderris X X Late Dec – early Jan Grows well in thickets. Prefers moist sites but tolerates dryness. X X X Rapanea howittiana Muttonwood X X Dec – Feb Good for streamside plantings. Moderate growth. X X Tall Shrubs (2-5m) Acacia sophorae (P) Coast Wattle X Nov-mid Feb Fast growing salt tolerant coloniser. not in saltmarshes Acacia mucronata var.longifolia Narrow-leaf Wattle X X X Dec – Jan Establishes readily by direct seeding. X X X X Acacia stricta Hop Wattle X X X Nov – Dec Good colonising wattle. Establishes readily by direct seeding. X X X X Acacia verticillata (P) Prickly Moses X X X X X Dec – Jan Very prickly tough plant. Establishes readily by direct seeding. X X X Acacia verniciflua Varnish wattle X X X X Dec – Jan Attractive shiny foliage, suit ornamental use. X X X X Allocasuarina paludosa Scrub Sheoak X X Year round Compact shrub which performs well in direct seeding. X X X X X Allocasuarina media Prom She Oak X X Year round Attractive local with bright green foliage and readily available. X X X Banksia marginata (P) Silver Banksia X X X X Feb – Apr Grows readily in a wide variety of conditions from sands to heavy clays. X X X X X Banksia serrata Saw Banksia X X Year round Adaptable and long-lived in well drained soils. X X Banksia spinulosa var. cunninghamii Hairpin Banksia X X Year round Drought tolerant. Likes well-drained acid soils. Adapted to high fire frequency for regeneration. X X X X X Bursaria spinosa (P) Sweet Bursaria X X X X Late Jan – mid May Masses of summer flowers. Long-lived. Prickly and adaptable X X X X X Cassinia longifolia Shiny Cassinia X X X Jan Floriferous fast growing coloniser. X X X X Cassinia trinerva Three-nerved Cassinia X X Feb Floriferous summer flowering dogwood. X X X Correa lawrenciana Mountain Correa X Cuttings Dense attractive shrub for moist gullies. X Coprosma quadrifida Prickly currant-bush X X X Early Jan Prickly shrub with edible fruit. Grows in sheltered gullies. X X X X Cyathoides juniperina (=Leptecophylla juniperina) Crimson Berry X X Jan-Feb Sharp foliage,attractive pink/red fruit. Yanakie/Walkerville area X X Dodonaea viscosa Wedge-Leaf Hop-bush X X X Late Oct – early Feb Hardy ornamental shrub. Readily available. Tolerates some coastal exposure. X X X Exocarpos strictus # Pale-fruit Ballart X X X Dec – Apr Maintain existing populations as propagation is near impossible. X X X Goodia lotifolia (P) Golden Tip X X X X Mid Dec-mid Feb Rounded leaves and ssrays of bright yellow pea flowers in spring. X X X X Gynatrix pulchella Hemp Bush X X X Late Nov – Dec Fast growing but palatable to stock. X X X Hakea nodosa Yellow Hakea X X Masses of yellow bird attracting flowers in Winter X X X Hakea sericea Bushy Needlewood X X X Year round Widely found as an understorey plant in dry open forest. X X X X Hakea ulicina Furze Hakea X X X Year round Very prickly. Good stock excluder. X X X X Hedycarya angustifolia Austral Mulberry X X Feb A cool rainforest shrub with bird-attracting fruit. X X Hymenanthera dentata (P) Tree Violet X X X Late Dec – Apr Masses of small white slightly fragrant flowers in summer. X X X Kunzea ambigua White Kunzea X X Late Feb- early Mar Hardy coloniser. Useful for direct seeding. Prominent around Yanakie. X X X Leptospermum continentale Prickly Tea-tree X X X Year round Good coloniser often used in direct seeding. Prolific seeder. X X X X X Leptospermum laevigatum Coast Tea-Tree X Coastal shrub with flaking bark and white flowers. X Leptospermum lanigerum (P) Woolly Tea-tree X X X X Year round Mainly riparian. Locally uncommon in dense stands. X X X Leucopogon parviflorus (P) Coast Beard-Heath X Nov – Feb Many flowers over extended period. X behind primary dunes Olearia argophylla Musk Daisy-bush X X Dec Suited to moist sheltered sites. Large attractive foliage. X X Olearia lirata Snow Daisy-bush X X X X X Nov – Dec Fast-growing and floriferous in spring. Prefers moist sites. X X X X X Ozothamnus ferrugineus (P) Tree Everlasting X X X Feb Hardy plant flowering longer than other ‘dogwoods’. X X X X X Pittosporum bicolor Banyalla X Feb Slow growing tree with dense foliage and attractive flowers. X X Polyscias sambucifolia Elderberry Panax X X X X Jan – Feb Prefers moist conditions where it suckers freely. X X X X X Pomaderris elliptica Smooth Pomaderris X X Dec – Feb More compact plant and less common than Hazel Pomaderris. X X X Prostanthera lasianthos (P) Victorian Christmas-bush X X Jan Best suited to moist, sheltered sites. Mauve summer flowers. X X X X Pultenaea daphnoides Large-leaf Bush-pea X X X Mid Oct – Feb Frequent after fires. Masses of yellow pea flowers in spring. X X X X Pultenaea scabra Rough Bush-pea X X X Mid Oct – Feb Masses of yellow/brown pea flowers in spring. X X X X Rhagodia candolleana (P) Seaberry Saltbush X Late Dec – Apr Greyish foliage with masses of red berries. X not in saltmarshes Solanum aviculare (P) Kangaroo Apple X X X X Mid Dec – mid Mar Broad shrub with purple flowers and fleshy, orange fruit. X X X X X Tasmannia lanceolata Mountian Pepper X Cuttings Leaved used as condiment. Avoid drying when young. X Viminaria juncea Golden Spray X X Mid Nov - Feb Weeping branchlets. Masses of bright yellow pea flowers in spring. X X X X X Zieria arborescens (P) Stinkwood X X Nov – Dec White flowers in spring. Strong odour when broken. X X Low Shrubs (<2m) Acacia myrtifolia Myrtle Wattle X X X Late Oct – mid Jan Compact small shrub. Grows well in poor soils. Winter/spring flowering. X X Acacia suaveolens Sweet Wattle X X Oct – mid Dec Reliable for winter flowering. Good for direct seeding. X X X X X Acrotriche prostrata Trailing Ground-berry X X X X Late Jan –Mar Groundcover requiring shade. Suits rockeries. X X X X Acrotriche serrulata # Honey-pots X X X X Jan – Mar Unusual flowers with honey fragrance. Hardy. X X X X Allocasuarina paradoxa Green Sheoak X X Year round Dense shrub with fine, grey-green foliage. X Alyxia buxifolia (P) Sea box X Dec-Feb Compact shrub for exposed coastal sites. Small red berries X Aotus ericoides # Common aotus X X Oct- early Spring Bright yellow and red pea flowers in spring. X X Astroloma humifusum # Cranberry Heath X X X Sep – Mar Groundcover with bright red tubular flowers and red fruit. X X X X Bauera rubioides (P) Wiry Bauera X X X X Cuttings Grows in a range of conditions. Prefers moist sites. X X X X X Bossiaea cinerea # Showy Bossiaea X X X Late Nov – Jan Profuse yellow pea flowers in spring. X X Correa alba (P) White Correa X Cuttings Good for coastal exposure flowering over a long period. X not in saltmarshes Correa reflexa (P) Common Correa X X X X Cuttings Many tubular red flowers in early spring. Many forms available. X X X X X Coprosma hirtella Rough Coprosma X X Dec-Jan Bright red/orange fruit found in Mardan/Mirboo area. X X X X Daviesia latifolia Hop bitter pea X X X Dec - Jan Yellow pea flowers in Spring. Locally uncommon X X X X Dillwynia glaberrima Smooth Parrot-pea X X X Nov – Feb Floriferous hardy legume. Ideal for dry, shallow, poorer soils. X X X X Epacris impressa Common Heath X X X X Oct – Feb Appears in many colour forms on lighter dry soils. X X X X X Goodenia ovata (P) Hop Goodenia X X X X Dec – Jan Good coloniser. Grows best in moist semi-shaded position. X X X X X Hakea teretifolia ssp. hirsuta Dagger Hakea X Year round Very sharp foliage. Useful for excluding stock. X X X X X Hibbertia acicularis # Prickly Guinea-flower X Late Nov – mid Mar Attractive yellow flowers over a long period. X X Hibbertia procumbens Spreading Guinea-flower X Late Nov – mid Mar Bright yellow flowers in spring. For sandy sites and containers. X X X X Indigofera australis Austral Indigo X X X Dec-Jan Deep pink pea flowers in Spring. Less frequent with absence of fire. X X X X Leptospermum myrsinoides Heath Tea-tree X X X X Late Feb – Apr Floriferous in spring. Good for direct seeding. X X X X X Leucophyta brownii (P) Cushion Bush X Jan – Apr Unique grey foliage, ideal for coastal gardens. X exposed coastal sites Leucopogon australis # Spike Beard-heath X X X X Nov – Feb Suits coastal gardens. Many small white flowers in spring. X Leucopogon ericoides # Pink Beard-heath X X Nov – Feb Small white flowers in spring with prickly leaves. X Lomatia ilicifolia Holly Lomatia X X July Attractive long cream flower spikes in summer. X X X Monotoca scoparia # Prickly Broom-heath X X X X Dec-Feb Slow growing hardy plant for well drained site. X X Olearia axillaris Coast Daisy-bush X May – Jun Will grow in sandy, exposed coastal sites. Yellow flowers. X not in saltmarshes Olearia phlogopappa (P) Dusty Daisy-bush X X X Dec Quick-growing, moisture loving, floriferous in spring. X X X X X Olearia ramulosa Twiggy Daisy-bush X X Late Dec – Jan Masses of small white/mauve flowers over spring/summer. X X X Ozothamnus turbinatus (P) Coast Everlasting X Jul – Apr Good for exposed coastal, sandy sites. X not in saltmarshes Persoonia juniperina # Prickly Geebung X X X X Feb – May Prickly pale green foliage with small yellow flowers over summer. X X X X X Pimelea axiflora Bootlace Bush X Nov-Dec A forest dweller with open foliage. Flowers in winter/spring. X X Pimelea humilis Common Rice-flower X Cuttings Suit rockeries and containers. Floriferous. X X X X X Pimelea linifolia Slender Rice-flower X X Oct-early Mar Also known as ‘Queen of the bush’. Widely grown. X X X Platylobium formosum (P) Handsome Flat-pea X X X Nov – Dec Masses of yellow-orange pea flowers in spring. X X X X Platylobium obtusangulum Common Flat-pea X X X Mid Dec – Feb Pointed triangular foliage with yellow/red pea flowers in spring. X X X X Pultenaea gunnii (P) Golden Bush-pea X X X Oct – Feb Floriferous in spring with yellow-red pea flowers. X X X X Pultenaea stricta Rigid Bush-pea X Mid Oct – Feb Yellow/orange pea flowers in spring. Needs a moist site. X X X X Prostanthera melissifolia Balm Mint Bush X X Jan-Feb Mauve flowers, peppermint scented foliage. Common on higher ranges. X X X X Spyridium parvifolium Dusty Miller X X X Cuttings Flowers throughout winter/spring. X X X Tetratheca ciliata (P) Pink-bells X X X Jan – Feb Masses of pink flowers in spring. Best in clumps. X X X X Tetratheca pilosa Hairy Pink-bells X X X Jan – Mar Pink flowers in spring and summer. Usually on sandy soils. X X X X Ferns Adiantum aethiopicum Maiden-hair Fern X X X - Needs moist conditions to succeed. X X Blechnum cartilagineum (P) Gristle Fern X X - Hardy fern able to withstand dry conditions. X X Blechnum nudum Fishbone Water-fern X X - Naturally occurs in damp semi shade. X X Blechnum wattsii Hard Water-fern X X - Fairly common and one of the hardier Blechnums. X X Calochlaena dubia Common Ground-fern X X - Readily cultivated. Shade dweller but tolerates sun. X X Crepidomanes venosum Veined Bristle-fern X - Grows on trunks of tree-ferns in wet, shaded gullies of hilly country. X Cyathea australis Rough Tree-fern X X - Tolerates harsher conditions than the Soft Tree-fern. X X Cyathea cunninghamii (Rv) Slender Tree-fern X Needs sheltered position. Now uncommon in Sth. Gipps. X X Dicksonia antarctica Soft Tree-fern X X - The popular garden variety. X X Gleichenia microphylla # Scrambling Coral-fern X X X X - Found in scrambling colonies in sheltered areas. X X X Grammitis billardieri Common Finger-fern X - Grows on rocks and tree trunks. Not often cultivated. X Hymenophyllum australe Austral Filmy-fern X - All filmy ferns need very moist, sheltered conditions. X Lastreopsis acuminata Shiny Sheild-fern X X - Relatively hardy. Can be container grown. X Polystichum proliferum Mother Shield-fern X X - Often the dominant understorey in damp forests. X X Todea barbara Austral King-fern X X - Large fern up to 2m across. Suits moist sheltered gullies. X X Grasses/ Sedges/ Rushes Austrodanthonia penicillata Slender Wallaby-grass X X X X Late Nov – early Apr Taller than most Austrodanthonias. Tolerates shade. X X X X X Austrodanthonia pilosa Velvet Wallaby-grass X X X Late Nov – early Apr As with most native grasses, massed plantings are most effective and sustainable. X X X X X Austrostipa flavescens # Coast Spear-grass X Late Nov – early Feb Useful for stabilising coastal dunes. X Austrostipa rudis # Veined Spear-grass X X X Late Nov – early Feb Robust, tufted, bright green plant to 2m. Suits waterlogged or poorly drained soil. X X X Baumea tetragona # Square twig sedge X X X Feb – Mar (or by devision ) Useful wetland plant. X X Carex appressa (P) Tall Sedge X X X X X Dec – Jan Useful wetland plant for boggy conditions. X X X Carex breviculmis Common Grass-sedge X X X X X Dec – Jan Widespread and common sedge, tolerant of a wide range of growing conditions. X X X X Gahnia sieberiana (P) Red-fruit Saw-sedge X X X Oct – Mar Highly ornamental. Tolerates wide range of habitats. X X X X Gahnia trifida # Coast Sword-sedge X X Mar - May Slow growing and difficult to establish, as with most Gahnias. Grows on sandy sites. X X X Gymnoschoenus sphaerocephalus Button Grass X Year round (or by devision) Tussock forming perinnial of damp areas. Locally uncommon. X X X Isolepis inundata Swamp Club-sedge X X X X Division or from plantlets Useful wetland or riparian plant in semi-shade. X X X Juncus kraussii ssp. australiansis Sea Rush X X Dec – early Mar Salt tolerant perennial rush. Not weedy. X X X Lepidosperma concavum Sand-hill Sword-sedge X Year round Tupted periennial of sandy heathlands. X Lepidosperma elatius # Tall Sword-sedge X X X X Year round Large attractive sedge requiring moisture all year. X X X X Lepidosperma filiforme # Common Rapier-sedge X Year round Clumping tufted perennial growing in a variety of habitats. X X X X Lepidosperma laterale # Variable Sword-sedge X X X X Year round Will tolerate some dryness. Very adaptable. X X X X Lomandra filiformis Wattle Mat-rush X X X X Feb Grows in dry sites. Bird attracting seed heads. X X X X X Lomandra longifolia (P) Spiny-headed Mat-rush X X X X X Dec – Feb Tough attractive sedge, widely used along metropolitan freeways. X X X X X Microlaena stipoides Weeping Grass X X X X X Dec Attractive pendulous flower heads. Prefers semi-shade. X X X X X Poa labillardieri Common Tussock-grass X X X X X Dec – early Mar Commonly grown ornamental. Adaptable. X X X X X Poa poiformis Blue Tussock-grass X Dec – Jan Useful salt tolerant sand stabiliser. X not in saltmarshes Schoenus lepidosperma Slender Bog-sedge X X Devision Tufted perinnial for wetlands or damp spots. X X Themeda triandra (P) Kangaroo Grass X X X X Late Dec – mid Feb Locally uncommon. Preserve existing plants. X X X X X Herbs/ Lilies/ Orchids Ajuga australis Austral Bugle X X X X Late Dec – Jan Widely grown groundcover with masses of blue flowers. X X X X X Burchardia umbellata # Milkmaids X X X X Dec – Jan Widespread in drier forests. Ornamental, slightly fragrant. X X X X Caladenia latifolia # Pink Fairies Caledenia X X - Can be container grown. X X X Carpobrotus rossii (P) # Karkalla (Pigface) X Late Dec – Jan Fleshy and succulent with bright purple flowers. X not in saltmarshes Centella cordifolia Centella X X X Dec – Mar (or Division) Grows in moist sheltered areas. Herbal use for arthritis. X X X Chrysocephalum apiculatum Common Everlasting X X X X Dec – Feb Grey foliage and yellow daisy flowers. Suits rockeries and containers. X X X X X Dampiera stricta (P) Blue Dampiera X X X X Nov - Feb Grows in spreading clumps rather than individual plants. X X X X X Dianella revoluta Black-anther Flax-lily X X X X Mid Dec – late Feb Blue flowers with yellow stamens. Colonises by rhizomes. X X X X X Dianella tasmanica (P) Tasman Flax-lily X X X X Jan – early Feb Forms colonies from creeping rhizomes. Attractive blue flowers and fruit. X X X X X Dichondra repens Kidney-weed X X X X X Division Good ground cover for moist conditions. Useful for suburban lawns. X X X X X Diplarrene moraea Butterfly Flag X X X X White Iris - like flowers in Spring/Summer. (Tarwin Lily) X X X X Ficinia nodosa (P) Knobby Club Sedge X X X Tolerates salin and wet conditions. X X Goodenia humilis Swamp Goodenia X X Cuttings Yellow flowers over summer. Will sucker in damp sites. Groundcover. X X Goodenia lanata Trailing Goodenia X X X (Cuttings or division) A forest floor groundcover. Easy to cultivate. X X Helichrysum scorpioides(P) Button Everlasting X X X X Dec – mid Feb Perennial herb of open forests. Yellow daisy flowers. X X X X X Lagenophora stipitata # Common Bottle-daisy X X X X Late Nov – June Small herb with white daisy flowers. X X X X Patersonis fragilis Short Purple-flag X X X Jan – Mar Purple flowers in terminal clusters in spring. Suit containers. X Patersonia occidentalis (P) Long Purple-flag X X Jan – Mar Tufted perennial with purple/ white flowers. Does best in moist sites. X Sambucus gaudichaudiana (P) White Elderberry X X X X X Late Jan – early Feb For moist shaded sites. Dies back to permanent rootstock. X X X X X Stackhousia monogyna # Creamy candles X X X Dec Tufted perennial with large cream flower spikes, used in containers and rockeries. X X X X Stylidium graminifolium (P) Grass Trigger-plant X X X Mid Dec – late Feb Good rockery or container plant. Pink flowers in spring. X X X X Triglochin procerum # Water-ribbons X X X Feb – May Grows in permanent or ephemeral wetlands. X X Viola hederacea (P) Ivy-leaf Violet X X X X X Late Dec – early Jan Good ground cover for moist sites. Propagate by division. X X X X X Wahlenbergia stricta # Tall Bluebell X X X Late Dec – Jan Many attractive blue flowers over spring. X X X X Xanthorrhoea australis Austral Grass-tree X X X X Dec – Feb Slow growing and locally uncommon. Flowers well after fire. X X X Xanthorrhoea minor subsp. lutea Small Grass-tree X X X X Late Nov – early Jan Lacks the conspicuous trunk of related larger species but develops large flower spike. X X X Creepers/ Vines Billardiera scandens (P) Common Apple-berry X X X X Dec – Mar Ornamental creeper easy to cultivate. X X X X X Billardiera longifolia Purple Apple Berry X X X X Dec-Mar Pendant tubular green/yellow flowers. Purple edible fruit. X X X X X Clematis aristata (P) Mountain Clematis X X X Jan – Mar Fast growing rampant creeper. Attractive flowers and fruit. X X X X Clematis glysinoides (P) Forest Clematis X For cool and damp higher altitude sites. Clematis microphylla (P) Small-leaved Clematis X X X X X Dec – Feb Ornamental flowers in spring. Tolerates dry conditions. X X X X X Comesperma volubile (P) # Love Creeper X X X Dec Blue flowers in spring. Difficult to cultivate. X X X X X Glycine clandestina (P) # Twining Glycine X X X X Oct – Feb A delicate climbing plant with mauve flowers. X X X X Kennedia prostrata (P) Running Postman X X X X Mid Dec – early Feb Many red flowers in spring. Suit rockeries. X X X X X Pandorea pandorana (P) Wonga Vine X X X Nov – Dec Masses of attractive flowers variable in colour. Moisture loving. Widely available. X X X Parsonsia brownii (P) Twining Silkpod X X (Cuttings) Fast growing climber for moist sheltered sites. X X Passiflora cinnabarina Native Passionfruit X X X Mar-July Large sprawling climber with attractive flowers. Edible fruit. Locally uncommon. X X X Rubus parvifolius Native Raspberry X X X X X Dec-Jan Often mistaken for blackberry, but is non invasive. X X X X Tetragonia implexicoma (P) Bower Spinach X (Cuttings) Fleshy trailing creeper. Succulent, edible leaves. T.tetragonoides very similar X requires some protection A B C D E Coastal (orange) Haethy Woodland (yellow) Lowland (blue) Foothills (red) Damp Forest (green) X X X 70710=BCS Planting Guide Portra1 1 8/1/2006 10:52:33 AM

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Coast

Manna G

um

Eu

caly

ptus

pry

oria

na

SPEC

IES

CO

MM

ON

N

AM

E

PLA

NTI

NG

ZO

NES

SEED

TIM

EC

OM

MEN

TSLa

nd

sca

pe

Loca

tion

(See d

iag

ram

ab

ove

)

Coastal (orange)Haethy

Woodland (yellow)

Lowland (blue)

Foothills (red)

Damp Forest (green)

Tall

Tree

s (10

m+

)A

caci

a de

alba

ta (

P)Si

lver

Wat

tleX

XX

Late

Nov

– Ja

nFa

st g

row

ing

sho

rt-l

ived

legu

me.

Idea

l for

ero

sion

con

trol

. X

XX

Aca

cia

mel

anox

ylon

Blac

kwoo

d

X

XX

Dec

– M

arLo

ng li

ved,

goo

d tim

ber

and

shad

e tr

ee.

XX

XX

XA

ther

ospe

rma

mos

chat

umSo

uthe

rn S

assa

fras

XLa

te N

ov-

Early

Jan

Dro

ught

into

lera

nt o

rnem

enta

l tre

e fo

r co

ol,

moi

st,

tem

pera

te r

ainf

ores

t gu

llies

.X

Ban

ksia

inte

grifo

lia (

P)C

oast

Ban

ksia

XD

ec –

Mar

Fo

r st

abili

sing

coa

stal

san

ds.

Att

ract

ive

win

ter

flow

ers.

Xbe

hind

pri

mar

y du

nes

Euca

lypt

us c

epha

loca

rpa

Silv

er-l

eaf

Stri

ngyb

ark

XX

XAl

l yea

r rou

nd (b

est A

pr- A

ug)

Spre

adin

g cr

ooke

d an

d of

ten

stunt

ed tr

ee. F

ound

on

poor

ly dr

aine

d, sa

ndy o

r gra

velly

soils

.X

XX

XEu

caly

ptus

cyp

ello

carp

a (P

)M

ount

ain

Gre

y G

umX

XX

Year

roun

d (b

est J

an –

Jun)

Gro

ws

to a

ver

y la

rge

tree

und

er id

eal c

ondi

tions

.X

XX

Euca

lypt

us p

seud

oglo

bulu

sG

ipps

land

Blu

e G

umX

XYe

ar ro

und

(bes

t Jan

– M

ay)

Fast

gro

win

g la

rge

tree

use

d fo

r tim

ber.

Loca

lly s

carc

e.X

XX

XX

Euca

lypt

us o

bliq

ua (

P)M

essm

ate

XX

XX

Year

roun

d (b

est D

ec –

Feb

)G

row

s on

wid

e va

riety

of s

oil t

ypes

and

hab

itat,

vary

ing

in fo

rm. W

idel

y us

ed fo

r tim

ber.

XX

XX

XEu

caly

ptus

ova

taSw

amp

Gum

XX

XX

Year

roun

d (b

est O

ct –

Mar

)C

omm

on in

low

land

and

rip

aria

n zo

nes.

Koa

la h

abita

t.X

XX

Euca

lypt

us r

adia

ta (

P)N

arro

w-l

eaf P

eppe

rmin

tX

XX

Year

roun

d (b

est D

ec –

Feb

)W

ides

prea

d on

poo

rer,

shal

low

soi

ls.

Hea

vy b

eare

r of

see

d.

XX

XEu

caly

ptus

reg

nans

(P)

Mou

ntai

n A

shX

XYe

ar ro

und

(bes

t Dec

– F

eb)

Larg

est

of t

he la

rge.

Allo

w p

lent

y of

roo

m.

XX

Euca

lypt

us s

trze

leck

ii (V

v)St

rzel

ecki

Gum

XX

XYe

ar ro

und

(bes

t Sep

– F

eb)

Sim

ilar

to E

. ov

ata

but

a m

ore

stat

ely

robu

st f

orm

. X

XEu

caly

ptus

vim

inal

isM

anna

Gum

XX

XX

Year

roun

d (b

est J

ul –

Mar

)Koa

la h

abita

t tr

ee.

Very

larg

e tr

ee in

dee

p al

luvi

al s

oils

.X

XX

Not

hofa

gus

cunn

ingh

amii

Myr

tle B

eech

XD

ec-J

anVe

ry o

rnam

enta

l tre

e fo

r hig

h ra

infa

ll ar

eas.

Avoi

d dr

ying

out d

urin

g es

tabl

ishm

ent.

X

Small

to M

edium

Tree

s (5-

10m)

Aca

cia

obliq

uine

rvia

Mou

ntai

n H

icko

ry W

attle

XX

Nov

-Dec

Hig

hly

orna

men

tal.

Can

with

stan

d sn

ow a

nd d

ry p

erio

ds.

XX

XA

caci

a m

earn

sii

Blac

k W

attle

XX

XD

ec-F

ebLi

mite

d di

stri

butio

n in

Shi

re a

nd s

hort

live

d bu

t go

od f

irew

ood.

XA

lloca

suar

ina

litto

ralis

Blac

k Sh

eoak

XYe

ar ro

und

Very

orn

amen

tal f

olia

ge a

nd b

ark.

Sep

arat

e m

ale

and

fem

ale

plan

ts.

XX

XX

Allo

casu

arin

a ve

rtic

illat

a (P

)D

roop

ing

Sheo

akX

Year

roun

dO

rnam

enta

l wee

ping

hab

it. P

alat

able

to

stoc

k.X

XX

XBe

dfor

dia

arbo

resc

ens

(P)

Blan

ket-

leaf

XX

Late

Jan

– ea

rly M

arN

eeds

she

lter

from

sun

and

pre

fers

coo

l moi

st c

ondi

tions

.X

XEu

caly

ptus

kits

onia

na (R

r)G

ipps

land

Mal

lee

XX

Year

roun

d (b

est M

ar –

May

)A

tru

e m

alle

e of

ten

foun

d gr

owin

g on

gra

vel s

eam

s.X

XX

XEu

caly

ptus

pry

oria

na (P

)C

oast

Man

na G

umX

XYe

ar ro

und

(bes

t Jul

– M

ar)

Stra

ggly

tre

e w

ith b

ranc

hes

droo

ping

at

tips.

Fou

nd o

n nu

trie

nt p

oor

sand

y so

ils.

XX

XEu

caly

ptus

will

isii

Shin

ing

Pepp

erm

int

XX

Year

roun

dG

loss

y gr

een

folia

ge.

Stro

ng P

eppe

rmin

t sm

ell w

hen

crus

hed.

XX

Exoc

arpu

s cu

pres

sifo

rmis

(P)

Che

rry

Balla

rtX

XX

XO

ct-M

arAt

tracti

ve tr

ee d

ifficu

lt to

pro

paga

te a

nd p

urch

ase.

Nee

d to

pre

serv

e in

situ.

XX

XLo

mat

ia fr

aser

iTr

ee L

omat

iaX

XFe

bA

for

est

dwel

ler

but

can

grow

in e

xpos

ed c

ondi

tions

.X

XM

elal

euca

eri

cifo

liaSw

amp

Pape

rbar

kX

XX

XYe

ar ro

und

Tole

rate

s w

et a

nd s

alin

e so

ils w

here

it f

reel

y su

cker

s.X

XX

XX

Mel

aleu

ca s

quar

rosa

(P)

Scen

ted

Pape

rbar

kX

XX

XYe

ar ro

und

For

dam

p so

ils.

Loca

lly u

ncom

mon

in p

ure

stan

ds.

XX

XX

Myo

poru

m in

sula

re(P

)C

omm

on B

oobi

alla

XD

ec –

Feb

D

iffic

ult

to g

row

fro

m s

eed.

Nee

ds d

une

prot

ectio

n.X

behi

nd p

rim

ary

dune

sN

otel

aea

ligus

trin

a #

Priv

et M

ock

Oliv

eX

Nov

-Jan

Foun

d in

she

alte

red

gulli

es.

Nee

ds s

ome

prot

ectio

n to

est

ablis

h.X

Pom

ad

erri

s a

sper

a (

P)H

azel

Pom

ader

ris

XX

Late

Dec

– e

arly

Jan

Gro

ws

wel

l in

thic

kets

. Pr

efer

s m

oist

site

s bu

t to

lera

tes

dryn

ess.

XX

XRa

pane

a ho

witt

iana

Mut

tonw

ood

XX

Dec

– F

ebG

ood

for

stre

amsi

de p

lant

ings

. M

oder

ate

grow

th.

XX

Tall S

hrub

s (2-

5m)

Aca

cia

sop

hora

e (P

)C

oast

Wat

tleX

Nov

-mid

Feb

Fast

gro

win

g sa

lt to

lera

nt c

olon

iser

.no

t in

sal

tmar

shes

Acac

ia m

ucro

nata

var

.long

ifolia

Nar

row

-lea

f W

attle

XX

XD

ec –

Jan

Esta

blis

hes

read

ily b

y di

rect

see

ding

.X

XX

XA

caci

a s

tric

taH

op W

attle

XX

XN

ov –

Dec

Goo

d co

loni

sing

wat

tle.

Esta

blis

hes

read

ily b

y di

rect

see

ding

.X

XX

XA

caci

a v

erti

cilla

ta (

P)Pr

ickl

y M

oses

XX

XX

XD

ec –

Jan

Ve

ry p

rick

ly t

ough

pla

nt.

Esta

blis

hes

read

ily b

y di

rect

see

ding

.X

XX

Acac

ia v

erni

ciflu

aVa

rnis

h w

attle

XX

XX

Dec

– J

anA

ttra

ctiv

e sh

iny

folia

ge,

suit

orna

men

tal u

se.

XX

XX

Allo

casu

ari

na p

alu

dos

aSc

rub

Sheo

akX

XYe

ar r

ound

Com

pact

shr

ub w

hich

per

form

s w

ell i

n di

rect

see

ding

.X

XX

XX

Allo

casu

ari

na m

edia

Prom

She

Oak

XX

Year

rou

ndA

ttra

ctiv

e lo

cal w

ith b

righ

t gr

een

folia

ge a

nd r

eadi

ly a

vaila

ble.

XX

XB

ank

sia

ma

rgin

ata

(P)

Silv

er B

anks

iaX

XX

XFe

b –

Apr

Gro

ws

read

ily in

a w

ide

vari

ety

of c

ondi

tions

fro

m s

ands

to

heav

y cl

ays.

XX

XX

XB

ank

sia

ser

rata

Saw

Ban

ksia

XX

Year

rou

ndA

dapt

able

and

long

-liv

ed in

wel

l dra

ined

soi

ls.

XX

Ba

nksi

a s

pin

ulos

a v

ar.

cunn

ing

ham

iiH

airp

in B

anks

iaX

XYe

ar r

ound

Dro

ught

tol

eran

t. L

ikes

wel

l-dr

aine

d ac

id s

oils

. A

dapt

ed t

o hi

gh f

ire

freq

uenc

y

for

rege

nera

tion.

XX

XX

X

Bur

sari

a s

pin

osa

(P)

Swee

t Bu

rsar

iaX

XX

XLa

te J

an –

mid

May

Mas

ses

of s

umm

er f

low

ers.

Lon

g-liv

ed.

Pric

kly

and

adap

tabl

eX

XX

XX

Cass

inia

long

ifol

iaSh

iny

Cas

sini

aX

XX

Jan

Flor

ifero

us f

ast

grow

ing

colo

nise

r.X

XX

XCa

ssin

ia t

rine

rva

Thre

e-ne

rved

Cas

sini

aX

XFe

bFl

orife

rous

sum

mer

flo

wer

ing

dogw

ood.

XX

XCo

rrea

law

renc

iana

Mou

ntai

n C

orre

aX

Cut

tings

Den

se a

ttra

ctiv

e sh

rub

for

moi

st g

ullie

s.

XCo

pro

sma

qua

dri

fid

aPr

ickl

y cu

rran

t-bu

shX

XX

Earl

y Ja

nPr

ickl

y sh

rub

with

edi

ble

frui

t. G

row

s in

she

ltere

d gu

llies

.X

XX

XCy

ath

oid

es ju

nip

erin

a

(=Le

pte

cop

hylla

juni

per

ina

)C

rim

son

Berr

yX

XJa

n-Fe

bSh

arp

folia

ge,a

ttra

ctiv

e pi

nk/r

ed f

ruit.

Yan

akie

/Wal

kerv

ille

area

XX

Dod

ona

ea v

isco

saW

edge

-Lea

f H

op-b

ush

XX

XLa

te O

ct –

ear

ly F

ebH

ardy

orn

amen

tal s

hrub

. Re

adily

ava

ilabl

e. T

oler

ates

som

e co

asta

l exp

osur

e.X

XX

Exoc

arp

os s

tric

tus

#Pa

le-f

ruit

Balla

rtX

XX

Dec

– A

pr

Mai

ntai

n ex

istin

g po

pula

tions

as

prop

agat

ion

is n

ear

impo

ssib

le.

XX

XG

ood

ia lo

tifo

lia (

P)G

olde

n Ti

pX

XX

XM

id D

ec-m

id F

ebRo

unde

d le

aves

and

ssr

ays

of b

righ

t ye

llow

pea

flo

wer

s in

spr

ing.

XX

XX

Gyn

atr

ix p

ulch

ella

Hem

p Bu

shX

XX

Late

Nov

– D

ec

Fast

gro

win

g bu

t pa

lata

ble

to s

tock

.X

XX

Ha

kea

nod

osa

Yello

w H

akea

XX

Mas

ses

of y

ello

w b

ird

attr

actin

g flo

wer

s in

Win

ter

XX

XH

ake

a s

eric

eaBu

shy

Nee

dlew

ood

XX

XYe

ar r

ound

Wid

ely

foun

d as

an

unde

rsto

rey

plan

t in

dry

ope

n fo

rest

.X

XX

XH

ake

a u

licin

aFu

rze

Hak

eaX

XX

Year

rou

ndVe

ry p

rick

ly.

Goo

d st

ock

excl

uder

.X

XX

XH

edyc

ary

a a

ngus

tifo

liaA

ustr

al M

ulbe

rry

XX

Feb

A c

ool r

ainf

ores

t sh

rub

with

bir

d-at

trac

ting

frui

t.X

XH

ymen

ant

hera

den

tata

(P)

Tree

Vio

let

XX

XLa

te D

ec –

Apr

Mas

ses

of s

mal

l whi

te s

light

ly f

ragr

ant

flow

ers

in s

umm

er.

XX

XK

unze

a a

mb

igua

Whi

te K

unze

aX

XLa

te F

eb-

earl

y M

arH

ardy

col

onis

er.

Use

ful f

or d

irec

t se

edin

g. P

rom

inen

t ar

ound

Yan

akie

.X

XX

Lep

tosp

erm

um c

onti

nent

ale

Pric

kly

Tea-

tree

XX

XYe

ar r

ound

Goo

d co

loni

ser

ofte

n us

ed in

dir

ect

seed

ing.

Pro

lific

see

der.

XX

XX

XLe

pto

sper

mum

laev

iga

tum

Coa

st T

ea-T

ree

XC

oast

al s

hrub

with

fla

king

bar

k an

d w

hite

flo

wer

s.X

Lep

tosp

erm

um la

nig

erum

(P)

Woo

lly T

ea-t

ree

XX

XX

Year

rou

ndM

ainl

y ri

pari

an.

Loca

lly u

ncom

mon

in d

ense

sta

nds.

XX

XLe

ucop

ogon

pa

rvif

loru

s (P

)C

oast

Bea

rd-H

eath

XN

ov –

Feb

M

any

flow

ers

over

ext

ende

d pe

riod

.X

behi

nd p

rim

ary

dune

sO

lea

ria

arg

ophy

llaM

usk

Dai

sy-b

ush

XX

Dec

Suite

d to

moi

st s

helte

red

site

s. L

arge

att

ract

ive

folia

ge.

XX

Ole

ari

a li

rata

Snow

Dai

sy-b

ush

XX

XX

XN

ov –

Dec

Fa

st-g

row

ing

and

flori

fero

us in

spr

ing.

Pre

fers

moi

st s

ites.

XX

XX

XO

zoth

am

nus

ferr

ugin

eus

(P)

Tree

Eve

rlas

ting

XX

XFe

bH

ardy

pla

nt f

low

erin

g lo

nger

tha

n ot

her

‘dog

woo

ds’.

XX

XX

XPi

ttos

por

um b

icol

orBa

nyal

laX

Feb

Slow

gro

win

g tr

ee w

ith d

ense

fol

iage

and

att

ract

ive

flow

ers.

XX

Poly

scia

s sa

mb

ucif

olia

Elde

rber

ry P

anax

XX

XX

Jan

– Fe

bPr

efer

s m

oist

con

ditio

ns w

here

it s

ucke

rs f

reel

y.X

XX

XX

Pom

ad

erri

s el

lipti

caSm

ooth

Pom

ader

ris

XX

Dec

– F

ebM

ore

com

pact

pla

nt a

nd le

ss c

omm

on t

han

Haz

el P

omad

erri

s.X

XX

Pros

tant

hera

lasi

ant

hos

(P)

Vict

oria

n C

hrist

mas

-bus

hX

XJa

nBe

st s

uite

d to

moi

st,

shel

tere

d si

tes.

Mau

ve s

umm

er f

low

ers.

XX

XX

Pult

ena

ea d

ap

hnoi

des

Larg

e-le

af B

ush-

pea

XX

XM

id O

ct –

Feb

Freq

uent

aft

er f

ires

. M

asse

s of

yel

low

pea

flo

wer

s in

spr

ing.

XX

XX

Pult

ena

ea s

cab

raRo

ugh

Bush

-pea

XX

XM

id O

ct –

Feb

Mas

ses

of y

ello

w/b

row

n pe

a flo

wer

s in

spr

ing.

X

XX

XRh

ag

odia

ca

ndol

lea

na (

P)Se

aber

ry S

altb

ush

XLa

te D

ec –

Apr

G

reyi

sh f

olia

ge w

ith m

asse

s of

red

ber

ries

. X

not

in s

altm

arsh

esSo

lanu

m a

vicu

lare

(P)

Kan

garo

o A

pple

XX

XX

Mid

Dec

– m

id M

arBr

oad

shru

b w

ith p

urpl

e flo

wer

s an

d fle

shy,

ora

nge

frui

t.X

XX

XX

Tasm

ann

ia la

nceo

lata

Mou

ntia

n Pe

pper

XC

uttin

gsLe

aved

use

d as

con

dim

ent.

Avo

id d

ryin

g w

hen

youn

g.X

Vim

ina

ria

junc

eaG

olde

n Sp

ray

XX

Mid

Nov

- F

ebW

eepi

ng b

ranc

hlet

s. M

asse

s of

bri

ght

yello

w p

ea f

low

ers

in s

prin

g.X

XX

XX

Zie

ria

arb

ores

cens

(P)

Stin

kwoo

dX

XN

ov –

Dec

Whi

te f

low

ers

in s

prin

g. S

tron

g od

our

whe

n br

oken

.X

X

Low

Shru

bs (<

2m)

Aca

cia

myr

tifol

iaM

yrtle

Wat

tleX

XX

Late

Oct

– m

id J

anC

ompa

ct s

mal

l shr

ub.

Gro

ws

wel

l in

poor

soi

ls.

Win

ter/

spri

ng f

low

erin

g.X

XA

caci

a su

aveo

lens

Swee

t W

attle

XX

Oct

– m

id D

ecRe

liabl

e fo

r w

inte

r flo

wer

ing.

Goo

d fo

r di

rect

see

ding

.X

XX

XX

Acr

otri

che

pros

trat

aTr

ailin

g G

roun

d-be

rry

XX

XX

Late

Jan

–M

ar

Gro

undc

over

req

uiri

ng s

hade

. Su

its r

ocke

ries

.X

XX

XA

crot

rich

e se

rrul

ata

#H

oney

-pot

sX

XX

XJa

n –

Mar

U

nusu

al f

low

ers

with

hon

ey f

ragr

ance

. H

ardy

.X

XX

XA

lloca

suar

ina

para

doxa

Gre

en S

heoa

kX

XYe

ar r

ound

Den

se s

hrub

with

fin

e, g

rey-

gree

n fo

liage

.X

Aly

xia

buxi

folia

(P)

Sea

box

XD

ec-F

ebC

ompa

ct s

hrub

for

exp

osed

coa

stal

site

s.

Smal

l red

ber

ries

XA

otus

eri

coid

es #

Com

mon

aot

usX

XO

ct-

earl

y Sp

ring

Brig

ht y

ello

w a

nd r

ed p

ea f

low

ers

in

spri

ng.

XX

Ast

rolo

ma

hum

ifusu

m #

Cra

nber

ry H

eath

XX

XSe

p –

Mar

Gro

undc

over

with

bri

ght

red

tubu

lar

flow

ers

and

red

frui

t.X

XX

XBa

uera

rub

ioid

es (P

)W

iry

Baue

raX

XX

XC

uttin

gsG

row

s in

a r

ange

of

cond

ition

s. P

refe

rs m

oist

site

s.X

XX

XX

Boss

iaea

cin

erea

#Sh

owy

Boss

iaea

XX

XLa

te N

ov –

Jan

Pr

ofus

e ye

llow

pea

flo

wer

s in

spr

ing.

XX

Corr

ea a

lba

(P)

Whi

te C

orre

aX

Cut

tings

Goo

d fo

r co

asta

l exp

osur

e flo

wer

ing

over

a lo

ng p

erio

d.X

not

in s

altm

arsh

esCo

rrea

ref

lexa

(P)

Com

mon

Cor

rea

XX

XX

Cut

tings

Man

y tu

bula

r re

d flo

wer

s in

ear

ly s

prin

g. M

any

form

s av

aila

ble.

XX

XX

XCo

pros

ma

hirt

ella

Roug

h C

opro

sma

XX

Dec

-Jan

Brig

ht r

ed/o

rang

e fr

uit

foun

d in

Mar

dan/

Mir

boo

area

.X

XX

XD

avie

sia

latif

olia

Hop

bitt

er p

eaX

XX

Dec

- J

anYe

llow

pea

flo

wer

s in

Spr

ing.

Loc

ally

unc

omm

onX

XX

XD

illw

ynia

gla

berr

ima

Smoo

th P

arro

t-pe

aX

XX

Nov

– F

eb

Flor

ifero

us h

ardy

legu

me.

Idea

l for

dry

, sh

allo

w,

poor

er s

oils

.X

XX

XEp

acri

s im

pres

saC

omm

on H

eath

XX

XX

Oct

– F

eb

App

ears

in m

any

colo

ur f

orm

s on

ligh

ter

dry

soils

.X

XX

XX

Goo

deni

a ov

ata

(P)

Hop

Goo

deni

aX

XX

XD

ec –

Jan

Goo

d co

loni

ser.

Gro

ws

best

in m

oist

sem

i-sh

aded

pos

ition

.X

XX

XX

Hak

ea te

retif

olia

ssp

. hir

suta

Dag

ger

Hak

eaX

Year

rou

ndVe

ry s

harp

fol

iage

. U

sefu

l for

exc

ludi

ng s

tock

.X

XX

XX

Hib

bert

ia a

cicu

lari

s #

Pric

kly

Gui

nea-

flow

erX

Late

Nov

– m

id M

arA

ttra

ctiv

e ye

llow

flo

wer

s ov

er a

long

per

iod.

XX

Hib

bert

ia p

rocu

mbe

nsSp

read

ing

Gui

nea-

flow

erX

Late

Nov

– m

id M

arBr

ight

yel

low

flo

wer

s in

spr

ing.

For

san

dy s

ites

and

cont

aine

rs.

XX

XX

Indi

gofe

ra a

ustr

alis

Aust

ral I

ndig

oX

XX

Dec

-Jan

Dee

p pi

nk p

ea f

low

ers

in S

prin

g. L

ess

freq

uent

with

abs

ence

of

fire.

XX

XX

Lept

ospe

rmum

myr

sino

ides

Hea

th T

ea-t

ree

XX

XX

Late

Feb

– A

prFl

orife

rous

in s

prin

g. G

ood

for

dire

ct s

eedi

ng.

XX

XX

XLe

ucop

hyta

bro

wni

i (P)

Cus

hion

Bus

hX

Jan

– A

prU

niqu

e gr

ey f

olia

ge,

idea

l for

coa

stal

gar

dens

.X

expo

sed

coas

tal s

ites

Leuc

opog

on a

ustr

alis

#Sp

ike

Bear

d-he

ath

XX

XX

Nov

– F

eb

Suits

coa

stal

gar

dens

. M

any

smal

l whi

te f

low

ers

in s

prin

g.X

Leuc

opog

on e

rico

ides

#Pi

nk B

eard

-hea

thX

XN

ov –

Feb

Sm

all w

hite

flo

wer

s in

spr

ing

with

pri

ckly

leav

es.

XLo

mat

ia il

icifo

liaH

olly

Lom

atia

XX

July

Att

ract

ive

long

cre

am f

low

er s

pike

s in

sum

mer

.X

XX

Mon

otoc

a sc

opar

ia #

Pric

kly

Broo

m-h

eath

XX

XX

Dec

-Feb

Slow

gro

win

g ha

rdy

plan

t fo

r w

ell d

rain

ed s

ite.

XX

Ole

aria

axi

llari

sC

oast

Dai

sy-b

ush

XM

ay –

Jun

W

ill g

row

in s

andy

, ex

pose

d co

asta

l site

s. Y

ello

w f

low

ers.

Xno

t in

sal

tmar

shes

Ole

aria

phl

ogop

appa

(P)

Dus

ty D

aisy

-bus

hX

XX

Dec

Qui

ck-g

row

ing,

moi

stur

e lo

ving

, flo

rife

rous

in s

prin

g.X

XX

XX

Ole

aria

ram

ulos

aTw

iggy

Dai

sy-b

ush

XX

Late

Dec

– J

an

Mas

ses

of s

mal

l whi

te/m

auve

flo

wer

s ov

er s

prin

g/su

mm

er.

XX

XO

zoth

amnu

s tu

rbin

atus

(P)

Coa

st E

verl

astin

gX

Jul –

Apr

Goo

d fo

r ex

pose

d co

asta

l, sa

ndy

site

s.X

not

in s

altm

arsh

esPe

rsoo

nia

juni

peri

na #

Pric

kly

Gee

bung

X

XX

XFe

b –

May

Pric

kly

pale

gre

en f

olia

ge w

ith s

mal

l yel

low

flo

wer

s ov

er s

umm

er.

XX

XX

XPi

mel

ea a

xiflo

raBo

otla

ce B

ush

XN

ov-D

ecA

for

est

dwel

ler

with

ope

n fo

liage

. Fl

ower

s in

win

ter/

spri

ng.

XX

Pim

elea

hum

ilis

Com

mon

Ric

e-flo

wer

XC

uttin

gsSu

it ro

cker

ies

and

cont

aine

rs.

Flor

ifero

us.

XX

XX

XPi

mel

ea li

nifo

liaSl

ende

r Ri

ce-f

low

erX

XO

ct-e

arly

Mar

Als

o kn

own

as ‘Q

ueen

of

the

bush

’. W

idel

y gr

own.

XX

XPl

atyl

obiu

m fo

rmos

um (P

)H

ands

ome

Flat

-pea

XX

XN

ov –

Dec

Mas

ses

of y

ello

w-o

rang

e pe

a flo

wer

s in

spr

ing.

XX

XX

Plat

ylob

ium

obt

usan

gulu

mC

omm

on F

lat-

pea

XX

XM

id D

ec –

Feb

Po

inte

d tr

iang

ular

fol

iage

with

yel

low

/red

pea

flo

wer

s in

spr

ing.

XX

XX

Pulte

naea

gun

nii (

P)G

olde

n Bu

sh-p

eaX

XX

Oct

– F

ebFl

orife

rous

in s

prin

g w

ith y

ello

w-r

ed p

ea f

low

ers.

XX

XX

Pulte

naea

str

icta

Rigi

d Bu

sh-p

eaX

Mid

Oct

– F

ebYe

llow

/ora

nge

pea

flow

ers

in s

prin

g. N

eeds

a m

oist

site

.X

XX

XPr

osta

nthe

ra m

elis

sifo

liaBa

lm M

int

Bush

XX

Jan-

Feb

Mau

ve f

low

ers,

pep

perm

int

scen

ted

folia

ge.

Com

mon

on

high

er r

ange

s.X

XX

XSp

yrid

ium

par

vifo

lium

Dus

ty M

iller

XX

XC

uttin

gsFl

ower

s th

roug

hout

win

ter/

spri

ng.

XX

XTe

trat

heca

cili

ata

(P)

Pink

-bel

lsX

XX

Jan

– Fe

bM

asse

s of

pin

k flo

wer

s in

spr

ing.

Bes

t in

clu

mps

.X

XX

XTe

trat

heca

pilo

saH

airy

Pin

k-be

llsX

XX

Jan

– M

ar

Pink

flo

wer

s in

spr

ing

and

sum

mer

. U

sual

ly o

n sa

ndy

soils

.X

XX

X

Fern

sA

dia

ntu

m a

eth

iop

icu

mM

aide

n-ha

ir F

ern

XX

X-

Nee

ds m

oist

con

ditio

ns t

o su

ccee

d.X

XB

lech

nu

m c

art

ilag

ineu

m (

P)

Gri

stle

Fer

nX

X-

Har

dy f

ern

able

to

with

stan

d dr

y co

nditi

ons.

XX

Ble

chn

um

nu

du

mFi

shbo

ne W

ater

-fer

nX

X-

Nat

ural

ly o

ccur

s in

dam

p se

mi s

hade

.X

XB

lech

nu

m w

att

sii

Har

d W

ater

-fer

nX

X-

Fair

ly c

omm

on a

nd o

ne o

f th

e ha

rdie

r Bl

echn

ums.

XX

Ca

loch

laen

a d

ub

iaC

omm

on G

roun

d-fe

rnX

X-

Read

ily c

ultiv

ated

. Sh

ade

dwel

ler

but

tole

rate

s su

n.X

XC

rep

idom

an

es

ven

osu

mVe

ined

Bri

stle

-fer

nX

-G

row

s on

tru

nks

of t

ree-

fern

s in

wet

, sh

aded

gul

lies

of h

illy

coun

try.

X

Cyat

hea

aust

ralis

Roug

h Tr

ee-f

ern

XX

-To

lera

tes

hars

her

cond

ition

s th

an t

he S

oft

Tree

-fer

n.X

XCy

athe

a cu

nnin

gham

ii (R

v)Sl

ende

r Tr

ee-f

ern

XN

eeds

she

ltere

d po

sitio

n. N

ow u

ncom

mon

in S

th.

Gip

ps.

XX

Dic

kso

nia

an

tarc

tica

Soft

Tre

e-fe

rnX

X-

The

popu

lar

gard

en v

arie

ty.

XX

Gle

ich

en

ia m

icro

ph

ylla

#Sc

ram

blin

g C

oral

-fer

nX

XX

X-

Foun

d in

scr

ambl

ing

colo

nies

in s

helte

red

area

s.

XX

XG

ram

mit

is b

illa

rdie

riC

omm

on F

inge

r-fe

rnX

-G

row

s on

roc

ks a

nd t

ree

trun

ks.

Not

oft

en c

ultiv

ated

.X

Hym

en

op

hyl

lum

au

stra

leA

ustr

al F

ilmy-

fern

X-

All

film

y fe

rns

need

ver

y m

oist

, sh

elte

red

cond

ition

s.X

Last

reop

sis

acu

min

ata

Shin

y Sh

eild

-fer

nX

X-

Rela

tivel

y ha

rdy.

Can

be

cont

aine

r gr

own.

XPoly

stic

hu

m p

rolife

rum

Mot

her

Shie

ld-f

ern

XX

-O

ften

the

dom

inan

t un

ders

tore

y in

dam

p fo

rest

s.X

XTo

dea

ba

rba

raA

ustr

al K

ing-

fern

XX

-La

rge

fern

up

to 2

m a

cros

s. S

uits

moi

st s

helte

red

gulli

es.

XX

Gras

ses/

Sed

ges/

Rus

hes

Aus

trod

anth

onia

pen

icill

ata

Slen

der

Wal

laby

-gra

ssX

XX

XLa

te N

ov –

ear

ly A

prTa

ller

than

mos

t A

ustr

odan

thon

ias.

Tol

erat

es s

hade

.X

XX

XX

Aus

trod

anth

onia

pilo

saVe

lvet

Wal

laby

-gra

ssX

XX

Late

Nov

– e

arly

Apr

As

with

mos

t na

tive

gras

ses,

mas

sed

plan

tings

are

mos

t ef

fect

ive

and

sust

aina

ble.

XX

XX

XA

ustr

ostip

a fla

vesc

ens

#C

oast

Spe

ar-g

rass

XLa

te N

ov –

ear

ly F

ebU

sefu

l for

sta

bilis

ing

coas

tal d

unes

.X

Aus

tros

tipa

rudi

s #

Vein

ed S

pear

-gra

ssX

XX

Late

Nov

– e

arly

Feb

Robu

st,

tuft

ed,

brig

ht g

reen

pla

nt t

o 2

m.

Suits

wat

erlo

gged

or

poor

ly d

rain

ed s

oil.

XX

XBa

umea

tetr

agon

a #

Squa

re t

wig

sed

geX

XX

Feb

– M

ar (o

r by

devis

ion

)U

sefu

l wet

land

pla

nt.

XX

Care

x ap

pres

sa (P

)Ta

ll Se

dge

XX

XX

XD

ec –

Jan

Use

ful w

etla

nd p

lant

for

bog

gy c

ondi

tions

.X

XX

Care

x br

evic

ulm

isC

omm

on G

rass

-sed

geX

XX

XX

Dec

– J

an

Wid

espr

ead

and

com

mon

sed

ge,

tole

rant

of

a w

ide

rang

e of

gro

win

g co

nditi

ons.

XX

XX

Gah

nia

sieb

eria

na (P

)Re

d-fr

uit

Saw

-sed

geX

XX

Oct

– M

arH

ighl

y or

nam

enta

l. To

lera

tes

wid

e ra

nge

of h

abita

ts.

XX

XX

Gah

nia

trifi

da #

Coa

st S

wor

d-se

dge

XX

Mar

- M

aySl

ow g

row

ing

and

diffi

cult

to e

stab

lish,

as

with

mos

t Gah

nias

. Gro

ws

on s

andy

site

s.X

XX

Gym

nosc

hoen

us sp

haer

ocep

halu

sBu

tton

Gra

ssX

Year

roun

d (o

r by

devis

ion)

Tuss

ock

form

ing

perin

nial

of d

amp

area

s. L

ocal

ly u

ncom

mon

.X

XX

Isol

epis

inun

data

Swam

p C

lub-s

edge

XX

XX

Div

ision

or f

rom

pla

ntle

tsU

sefu

l wet

land

or

ripa

rian

pla

nt in

sem

i-sh

ade.

X

XX

Junc

us k

raus

sii s

sp. a

ustr

alia

nsis

Sea

Rush

XX

Dec

– e

arly

Mar

Salt

tole

rant

per

enni

al r

ush.

Not

wee

dy.

XX

XLe

pido

sper

ma

conc

avum

Sand

-hill

Sw

ord-

sedg

eX

Year

rou

ndTu

pted

per

ienn

ial o

f sa

ndy

heat

hlan

ds.

XLe

pido

sper

ma

elat

ius

#Ta

ll Sw

ord-

sedg

eX

XX

XYe

ar r

ound

Larg

e at

trac

tive

sedg

e re

quir

ing

moi

stur

e al

l yea

r.X

XX

XLe

pido

sper

ma

filifo

rme

#C

omm

on R

apie

r-se

dge

XYe

ar r

ound

Clu

mpi

ng t

ufte

d pe

renn

ial g

row

ing

in a

var

iety

of

habi

tats

.X

XX

XLe

pido

sper

ma

late

rale

#Va

riab

le S

wor

d-se

dge

XX

XX

Year

rou

ndW

ill t

oler

ate

som

e dr

ynes

s. V

ery

adap

tabl

e.X

XX

XLo

man

dra

filifo

rmis

Wat

tle M

at-r

ush

XX

XX

Feb

Gro

ws

in d

ry s

ites.

Bir

d at

trac

ting

seed

hea

ds.

XX

XX

XLo

man

dra

long

ifolia

(P)

Spin

y-he

aded

Mat

-rus

hX

XX

XX

Dec

– F

eb

Toug

h at

trac

tive

sedg

e, w

idel

y us

ed a

long

met

ropo

litan

fre

eway

s.X

XX

XX

Mic

rola

ena

stip

oide

sW

eepi

ng G

rass

XX

XX

XD

ec

Att

ract

ive

pend

ulou

s flo

wer

hea

ds.

Pref

ers

sem

i-sh

ade.

XX

XX

XPo

a la

billa

rdie

riC

omm

on T

usso

ck-g

rass

XX

XX

XD

ec –

ear

ly M

arC

omm

only

gro

wn

orna

men

tal.

Ada

ptab

le.

XX

XX

XPo

a po

iform

isBl

ue T

usso

ck-g

rass

XD

ec –

Jan

Use

ful s

alt

tole

rant

san

d st

abili

ser.

Xno

t in

sal

tmar

shes

Scho

enus

lepi

dosp

erm

aSl

ende

r Bo

g-se

dge

XX

Dev

isio

nTu

fted

per

inni

al f

or w

etla

nds

or d

amp

spot

s.X

XTh

emed

a tr

iand

ra (P

)Kan

garo

o G

rass

XX

XX

Late

Dec

– m

id F

ebLo

cally

unc

omm

on.

Pres

erve

exi

stin

g pl

ants

.X

XX

XX

Herb

s/ Li

lies/

Orc

hids

Aju

ga a

ustr

alis

Aus

tral

Bug

leX

XX

XLa

te D

ec –

Jan

W

idel

y gr

own

grou

ndco

ver

with

mas

ses

of b

lue

flow

ers.

XX

XX

XBu

rcha

rdia

um

bella

ta #

Milk

mai

dsX

XX

XD

ec –

Jan

W

ides

prea

d in

dri

er f

ores

ts.

Orn

amen

tal,

slig

htly

fra

gran

t.X

XX

XCa

lade

nia

latif

olia

#Pi

nk F

airi

es C

aled

enia

XX

-C

an b

e co

ntai

ner

grow

n.

XX

XCa

rpob

rotu

s ro

ssii

(P) #

Kar

kalla

(Pi

gfac

e)X

Late

Dec

– J

an

Fles

hy a

nd s

uccu

lent

with

bri

ght

purp

le f

low

ers.

Xno

t in

sal

tmar

shes

Cent

ella

cor

difo

liaC

ente

llaX

XX

Dec

– M

ar (o

r D

ivis

ion)

Gro

ws

in m

oist

she

ltere

d ar

eas.

Her

bal u

se f

or a

rthr

itis.

XX

XCh

ryso

ceph

alum

api

cula

tum

Com

mon

Eve

rlas

ting

XX

XX

Dec

– F

eb

Gre

y fo

liage

and

yel

low

dai

sy f

low

ers.

Sui

ts r

ocke

ries

and

con

tain

ers.

XX

XX

XD

ampi

era

stri

cta

(P)

Blue

Dam

pier

aX

XX

XN

ov -

Feb

G

row

s in

spr

eadi

ng c

lum

ps r

athe

r th

an in

divi

dual

pla

nts.

XX

XX

XD

iane

lla r

evol

uta

Blac

k-an

ther

Fla

x-lil

yX

XX

XM

id D

ec –

late

Feb

Bl

ue f

low

ers

with

yel

low

sta

men

s. C

olon

ises

by

rhiz

omes

.X

XX

XX

Dia

nella

tasm

anic

a (P

)Ta

sman

Fla

x-lil

yX

XX

XJa

n –

earl

y Fe

bFo

rms

colo

nies

fro

m c

reep

ing

rhiz

omes

. A

ttra

ctiv

e bl

ue f

low

ers

and

frui

t.X

XX

XX

Dic

hond

ra r

epen

sK

idne

y-w

eed

XX

XX

XD

ivis

ion

Goo

d gr

ound

cov

er f

or m

oist

con

ditio

ns.

Use

ful f

or s

ubur

ban

law

ns.

XX

XX

XD

ipla

rren

e m

orae

aBu

tter

fly F

lag

XX

XX

Whi

te Ir

is -

like

flo

wer

s in

Spr

ing/

Sum

mer

. (T

arw

in L

ily)

XX

XX

Fici

nia

nodo

sa (P

)K

nobb

y C

lub

Sedg

eX

XX

Tole

rate

s sa

lin a

nd w

et c

ondi

tions

.X

XG

oode

nia

hum

ilis

Swam

p G

oode

nia

XX

Cut

tings

Yello

w f

low

ers

over

sum

mer

. W

ill s

ucke

r in

dam

p si

tes.

Gro

undc

over

.X

XG

oode

nia

lana

taTr

ailin

g G

oode

nia

XX

X(C

uttin

gs o

r di

visi

on)

A f

ores

t flo

or g

roun

dcov

er.

Easy

to

culti

vate

.X

XH

elic

hrys

um s

corp

ioid

es(P

)Bu

tton

Eve

rlas

ting

XX

XX

Dec

– m

id F

eb

Pere

nnia

l her

b of

ope

n fo

rest

s. Y

ello

w d

aisy

flo

wer

s.X

XX

XX

Lage

noph

ora

stip

itata

#C

omm

on B

ottle

-dai

syX

XX

XLa

te N

ov –

Jun

e Sm

all h

erb

with

whi

te d

aisy

flo

wer

s.X

XX

XPa

ters

onis

frag

ilis

Shor

t Pu

rple

-fla

gX

XX

Jan

– M

ar

Purp

le f

low

ers

in t

erm

inal

clu

ster

s in

spr

ing.

Sui

t co

ntai

ners

.X

Pate

rson

ia o

ccid

enta

lis (P

)Lo

ng P

urpl

e-fla

gX

XJa

n –

Mar

Tuft

ed p

eren

nial

with

pur

ple/

whi

te f

low

ers.

Doe

s be

st in

moi

st s

ites.

XSa

mbu

cus

gaud

icha

udia

na (P

)W

hite

Eld

erbe

rry

XX

XX

XLa

te J

an –

ear

ly F

ebFo

r m

oist

sha

ded

site

s. D

ies

back

to

perm

anen

t ro

otst

ock.

XX

XX

XSt

ackh

ousi

a m

onog

yna

#C

ream

y ca

ndle

sX

XX

Dec

Tuft

ed p

eren

nial

with

larg

e cr

eam

flo

wer

spi

kes,

use

d in

con

tain

ers

and

rock

erie

s.

XX

XX

Styl

idiu

m g

ram

inifo

lium

(P)

Gra

ss T

rigg

er-p

lant

XX

XM

id D

ec –

late

Feb

G

ood

rock

ery

or c

onta

iner

pla

nt.

Pink

flo

wer

s in

spr

ing.

XX

XX

Trig

loch

in p

roce

rum

#W

ater

-rib

bons

XX

XFe

b –

May

G

row

s in

per

man

ent

or e

phem

eral

wet

land

s.X

XV

iola

hed

erac

ea (P

)Iv

y-le

af V

iole

tX

XX

XX

Late

Dec

– e

arly

Jan

G

ood

grou

nd c

over

for

moi

st s

ites.

Pro

paga

te b

y di

visi

on.

XX

XX

XW

ahle

nber

gia

stri

cta

#Ta

ll Bl

uebe

llX

XX

Late

Dec

– J

an

Man

y at

trac

tive

blue

flo

wer

s ov

er s

prin

g.X

XX

XX

anth

orrh

oea

aust

ralis

Aus

tral

Gra

ss-t

ree

XX

XX

Dec

– F

eb

Slow

gro

win

g an

d lo

cally

unc

omm

on.

Flow

ers

wel

l aft

er f

ire.

XX

XXa

ntho

rrho

ea m

inor

sub

sp. l

utea

Smal

l Gra

ss-t

ree

XX

XX

Late

Nov

– e

arly

Jan

La

cks

the

cons

picu

ous

trun

k of

rel

ated

larg

er s

peci

es b

ut d

evel

ops

larg

e flo

wer

spi

ke.

XX

X

Cree

pers/

Vine

sBi

llard

iera

sca

nden

s (P

)C

omm

on A

pple

-ber

ryX

XX

XD

ec –

Mar

O

rnam

enta

l cre

eper

eas

y to

cul

tivat

e.X

XX

XX

Billa

rdie

ra lo

ngifo

liaPu

rple

App

le B

erry

XX

XX

Dec

-Mar

Pend

ant

tubu

lar

gree

n/ye

llow

flo

wer

s. P

urpl

e ed

ible

fru

it.X

XX

XX

Clem

atis

ari

stat

a (P

)M

ount

ain

Cle

mat

isX

XX

Jan

– M

ar

Fast

gro

win

g ra

mpa

nt c

reep

er.

Att

ract

ive

flow

ers

and

frui

t.X

XX

XCl

emat

is g

lysi

noid

es (P

)Fo

rest

Cle

mat

isX

For

cool

and

dam

p hi

gher

alti

tude

site

s.Cl

emat

is m

icro

phyl

la (P

)Sm

all-

leav

ed C

lem

atis

XX

XX

XD

ec –

Feb

O

rnam

enta

l flo

wer

s in

spr

ing.

Tol

erat

es d

ry c

ondi

tions

.X

XX

XX

Com

espe

rma

volu

bile

(P) #

Love

Cre

eper

XX

XD

ec

Blue

flo

wer

s in

spr

ing.

Diff

icul

t to

cul

tivat

e.X

XX

XX

Gly

cine

cla

ndes

tina

(P) #

Twin

ing

Gly

cine

XX

XX

Oct

– F

eb

A d

elic

ate

clim

bing

pla

nt w

ith m

auve

flo

wer

s.X

XX

XK

enne

dia

pros

trat

a (P

)Ru

nnin

g Po

stm

anX

XX

XM

id D

ec –

ear

ly F

eb

Man

y re

d flo

wer

s in

spr

ing.

Sui

t ro

cker

ies.

XX

XX

XPa

ndor

ea p

ando

rana

(P)

Won

ga V

ine

XX

XN

ov –

Dec

Mas

ses

of a

ttra

ctiv

e flo

wer

s va

riab

le in

col

our.

Moi

stur

e lo

ving

. W

idel

y av

aila

ble.

XX

XPa

rson

sia

brow

nii (

P)Tw

inin

g Si

lkpo

dX

X(C

uttin

gs)

Fast

gro

win

g cl

imbe

r fo

r m

oist

she

ltere

d si

tes.

XX

Pass

iflor

a ci

nnab

arin

aN

ativ

e Pa

ssio

nfru

itX

XX

Mar

-Jul

yLa

rge

spra

wlin

g cl

imbe

r w

ith a

ttra

ctiv

e flo

wer

s. E

dibl

e fr

uit.

Loc

ally

unc

omm

on.

XX

XRu

bus

parv

ifoliu

sN

ativ

e Ra

spbe

rry

XX

XX

XD

ec-J

anO

ften

mis

take

n fo

r bl

ackb

erry

, bu

t is

non

inva

sive

.X

XX

XTe

trag

onia

impl

exic

oma

(P)

Bow

er S

pina

chX

(Cut

tings

)Fl

eshy

tra

iling

cre

eper

. Su

ccul

ent,

edi

ble

leav

es.

T.te

trag

onoi

des

very

sim

ilar

Xre

quir

es s

ome

prot

ectio

n

AB

CD

E

Coastal (orange)Haethy

Woodland (yellow)

Lowland (blue)

Foothills (red)

Damp Forest (green)

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