WA Native Plants

Erect rounded shrub to 1m h with divided hairy green foliage. Attractive purple flowers from Sept-Jan. Grows naturally in clay loams. Grows in a loamy well-drained soil in full sun. Conservation status: Declared Rare.

Medium open shrub. Grows 1-3 m h x 1-2 m w. Lance-shaped greyish leaves. Attractive tubular pink or orange flowers from Aug-Nov. Grows in well-drained soils in part to full sun. Lightly prune after flowering.

Small spreading shrub. Grows 1-1.5 m h x 1-1.5 m w. Oval-shaped dark green leaves. Purple tubular flowers from Aug-Oct. Grows in well-drained soils in part to full sun. Bird attracting. Conservation status: Priority 3.

Very showy upright small shrub, 0.3-2 m h x 0.3-1.5 m w. Narrow lance-shaped pale green leaves. Bright pink-red tubular flowers from Sept-Nov and sporadically. Well-drained soils in part to full sun. Tip prune. Good container plant.

Compact spreading shrub. Grows 0.6-1.2 m h x 0.8-1.5 m w. Sticky greyish-green foliage. Attractive tubular mauve-purple flowers from Sep-Jan. Grows in light sandy loam soils in full sun or in containers. Conservation status: Declared Rare.

Attractive ground cover. Prostrate x 1.5-3 m w. Glossy dark green leaves. Lime green flowers present during most of the year. Grows in soils with good drainage in part to full sun. Conservation status: Priority 4.

Small shrub. Grows 1-2 m h x 1-1.5 m w. Hairy grey-green foliage. Large orange-red tubular flowers from Sept-Jan. Adaptable to a range of soils in full sun. Attracts nectar-feeding birds. Bird attracting. Conservation Status: Priority 1.

Erect or spreading small shrub, 0.5-1.2 m h x 1-2 m w. Hairy grey-green foliage. Yellow-green tubular flowers from Aug-Feb. Grows in a variety of soils in full sun to part shade.

Prostrate spreading shrub. Grows 0.1-0.2 m h x 1.5-2 m w. Warty mid-green foliage. Abundant orange-red flowers mainly Nov-Dec. Grows in well-drained soils in full sun. Good verge plant. Conservation status: Declared Rare.

Spreading low shrub. Grows 0.5-1 m h x 1-1.5 m w. Small blue-green leaves. Abundant pale to deep lilac flowers mainly from June-Dec but also sporadically. Grows in a range of soils in full or part sun. Lightly prune.

Upright medium shrub. Grows 1-3 m h x 1.5-2 m w. Soft grey foliage. Abundant soft pink flowers sporadically from Aug-March. Grows in well-drained soils in a hot sunny position. Conservation status: Priority 4.

Ornamental small mallee, 2.5-5 m h x 4-6 m w. Silvery white juvenile foliage and dark green mature leaves. Interesting bark. Cream flowers in Dec-Jan. Well-drained soils in full sun.

Ornamental tall upright mallee with smooth white bark. Grows 4-7 m h x 3-7 m w. Deep green leaves. Profuse, attractive red flowers from Oct-Feb. Well-drained soils in a hot sunny position. Attractive to birds (formerly E. erythronema var. marginata).

Attractive small mallee. Grows 3-5 m h x 3-5 m w. Mid-green foliage. Abundant cream-white flowers from Oct-Nov. Grows in well-drained neutral to alkaline soils in full sun. Conservation Status: Declared Rare.

Erect, single-trunked small tree 4-5 m, with large strappy leaves. Large, ornamental red flowers in the autumn and winter months. Does best in full sun and can tolerate a range of soils provided they are well-drained. Conservation status: Priority 2.

Ornamental small mallee with smooth bark. Grows 3-5 m h x 3-5 m w. Dark green foliage. Pendulous yellow-green flowers with warty bud caps. Grows in well-drained soils in full sunshine. Conservation status: Declared Rare.

Very attractive, medium, pendulous tree 4-8 m h x 3-6 m w. Reddish-brown, curling bark. Grey-green leaves. Large, pink-red flowers from June-Nov. Well-drained soils in part to full sun. Very bird attracting. Conservation status: Priority 4.

Attractive small to medium mallee. Grows 3-5 m h x 3-5 m w. Smooth bark. Mid-green foliage. Square-shaped buds with pink flowers from Aug-Nov. Grows in well-drained soils in full sun.

Decorative upright small mallee. Grows 2.5-4 m h x 3-5 m w. Dark green glossy foliage. Clusters of small red flowers from Sept-Nov. Adaptable to a range of well-drained soils in full sun. Bird attracting. (Formerly Eucalyptus nutans)

Attractive small sized mallee. Grows 2.5-5 m h x 3-5 m w. Large thick deep green leaves. Light yellow flowers 4 cm across from July-Aug. Well-drained acidic to neutral soils in a sunny open situation. Conservation status: Declared Rare.

Lovely small to medium mallee growing from 3-6 m h x 3-4 m w. Glossy green foliage. Attractive pendulous flower buds and fruits are red with yellow stamens. Well-drained sandy soils in a warm to hot sunny position. Conservation status: Priority 4.

Upright small mallee. Grows 3-5 m h x 3-4 m w. Attractive red ‘Minni-ritchi’ bark. Blue-green foliage with cream flowers from April-May. Well-drained soils in full sun. Conservation status: Priority 2.

Outstanding small ornamental mallee. Grows 3-5 m h x 3-6 m w. Dark green leaves. Bud caps of flowers bright red. Flowers bright yellow from Jan-May. Grows in a range of soils with good drainage and plenty of sunshine.

Spreading, dense foliage medium mallee tree. Grows 3-5 m h x 4-6 m w. Light green glossy foliage. Profuse white to cream flowers from Dec-March. Grows in well-drained soils in full sun. Tolerates limestone.

Attractive medium-sized mallee. Grows 2-5 m h x 3-5 m w. Thick glossy dark green leaves. Large yellow-green flowers from Aug-Dec. Well-drained soils in full sun.

Upright-spreading attractive mallee, 4-6 m h x 3-6 m w. Single or multiple stems. Red-capped yellow or red consipicuous flowers from July-Sept. Requires well-drained soils in a hot very sunny location. Ornamental.

Ornamental small to medium mallee. Grows 2-6 m h x 3-6 m w. Grey-green rounded foliage. Clusters of pale to bright yellow flowers from April-July. Well-drained sandy soils in full sun. Good cut flowers and stems. Conservation status: Priority 4.

Very attractive small mallee. Grows 2-4 m h x 2-4 m w. Attractive blue-green juvenile foliage followed by dark green foliage. Cream-white flowers from Jan-March. Grows in a range of well-drained soils in part to full sun. Bird attracting.

Distinctive spreading mallee shrub from 2-4 m h x 3-6 m w. Dense grey-green foliage. Very large bright red to pink-red flowers from Sept-Dec. Large fruits. Well-drained slightly acid soils in full sun. Conservation status: Priority 4.

Upright-spreading attractive mallee. Grows 1-5 m h x 2-6 m w. Single or multiple stems. Red-capped cream to pale yellow conspicuous flowers from July-Sept. Requires well-drained soils in a hot very sunny location. Ornamental.