WA Native Plants

Wispy, pendulous, multi-stemmed small mallee. Grows 2-5 m h x 2-4 m w. Grey-green foliage. White flowers in clusters from Aug-Nov. Grows in well-drained sandy soils in full sun. Interesting ornamental species. Conservation status: Priority 4.

Attractive, small compact mallee. Grows 1-3 m h x 2-3 m w. Smooth bark. Dense dark green foliage. Clusters of white flowers from Dec-Mar. Well-drained sandy soils in full sun. Prune periodically to maintain compact shape.

Small mallee. Grows 1.5-4 m h x 2-3 m w. Smooth-barked stems. Open foliage. White flowers from Jun-Oct. Well-drained sandy soils in full sun. Tolerates limestone and coastal situations.

Small spreading mallee. Grows 0.7-2 m h x 1-3 m w. Smooth whitish bark. Grey-green leaves, yellow flowers from May-Oct. Grows in very well-drained soils in full sun. Tolerates some alkalinity. Bird attracting. Good container plant.

Upright to spreading small mallee. Grows 2-4 m h x 2-3 m w. Attractive white trunk. Glossy green leaves. Cream white flowers. Grows in well-drained soils in part to full sun. Conservation status: Declared Rare.

Eye-catching ornamental eucalypt with grey foliage, buds and fruit. Grows 2-6 m h x 3-6 m w. Usually multiple stemmed. Large grey leaves. Profuse white-cream flowers from Nov-Jan. Well-drained soils in a sunny situation.

Small mallee. Grows 1-3.5 m h x 1.5-3 m w. Purple-green leaves. Abundant yellow flowers from March to Aug. Grows in well-drained loamy gravelly soils in part to full sun.

An outstanding ornamental spreading medium-sized mallee. Grows 2-5 m h x 3-6 m w. Single or multiple trunks. Dark green foliage. Large bright golden yellow flowers from June-Nov. Well-drained soils in part to full sun. Bird attracting.

A most outstanding ornamental mallee. Grows 2-6 m h x 4-6 m w. Usually multiple stemmed. Foliage pale-mid green. Large pendant cream, yellow, pink or red flowers from July-Oct. Well-drained soils with plenty of sunshine. Bird attracting.

Small mallee. Grows 4-7 m h x 4-5 m w. Olive-green lanceolate leaves. Cream flowers from Jan-Feb. Grow in clay-loam soils in part to full sun. Bird attractive. Conservation status: Priority 2.

Mallee of variable habit – spreading to upright. Grows 2.5-4 m h by 3-5 m w. Grey-green leaves. Red flowers to 7.5 cm across from July-Jan. Well-drained soils in a sunny position. Conservation status: Priority 4.

Eye-catching, small, slender upright mallee. Grows 1-4 m h x 1.5-3 m w. Grey-green linear leaves. Attractive tubular cream, pink or red flowers from Nov-Feb. Grows in a sunny position in well-drained soils. Bird attracting.

Upright to spreading small tree. Grows 6-10 m h x 6-8 m w. Attractive rich dark brown to reddish brown bark. Dense foliage canopy. Profuse cream flowers from June-Dec. Good tree for honey production. Bird attractive.

Attractive ornamental upright mallee, 3-5 m h x 3-5 m w. Usually single-stemmed. Dark green foliage. Pendant red buds with yellow flowers from Dec-May. Well-drained soils in a sunny situation. Conservation status: Priority 4.

Upright multi-stemmed small mallee with coppery-coloured smooth bark. Grows 1.5-3.0 m h x 3-4 m w. Linear olive-green leaves. Profuse cream-white flowers from Nov-March. Grows in a range of well-drained soils in full sun. Bird and jewel beetle attracting.

Attractive multi-stemmed mallee up to 6 m h. Pendulous branches and leaves. Clusters of beaked buds opening to cream flowers fading to pink from Dec-March. Well-drained light to medium soils in part to full sun. Conservation status: Declared Rare.

Ornamental upright medium tree. Grows 6-10 m h x 5-8 m w. Grey-green foliage. Abundant pink flowers from Sept-Jan. Grows in a range of soils in full sun.

Excellent small tree. Grows 2-3 m h x 2-3 m w. Grey and coppery-red bark. Mid-green foliage. Clusters of pendant red flowers from May-July. Grows in well-drained soils in full sun. Conservation status: Priority 2.

Excellent small to medium tree. Grows 3-6 m h x 3-5 m w. Grey-green heart-shaped leaves. Abundant cream-yellow flowers from July-Oct. Grows in well-drained loamy-sandy soils in full sun.

An outstanding ornamental mallee. Grows 2-5 m h. Usually a multiple stemmed mallee. Mid-green foliage. Large 6-8 cm cream, yellow or red flowers from July-Dec. Well-drained soils in a sunny position.

Attractive, showy dwarf to low shrub. Grows 0.2-1 m h x 0.5-1 m w. Hairy grey-green foliage. Red and yellow-orange pea flowers from Aug-Nov. Sandy soils in part to full sun. Trim to keep compact. Moderate watering requirements.

Showy small shrub. Grows 1-2 m h x 0.6-1.5 m w. Attractive pale green foliage. Abundant orange and red pea-shaped flowers from Aug-Nov. Adaptable to a range of acid or neutral soils in part to full sun. Tip prune after flowering.

Showy low shrub. Grows 0.2-0.4 m h x 0.6-1.5 m w. Attractive pale green foliage. Abundant orange and red pea-shaped flowers from Aug-Nov. Adaptable to a range of acid or neutral soils in part to full sun. Tip prune after flowering.

Small compact shrub. Grows 0.5-1.5 m h x 0.5-1 m w. Abundant red and yellow pea flowers from Aug-Nov. Grows in moist gravelly soils in part to full sun.

Adaptable low shrub. Grows 1 m h x 1 m w. Yellow and red pea-shaped flowers from Aug-Dec. Does best in semi-shade. Sand or gravel soils. A very hardy plant (Formerly Eutaxia obovata)

Small open shrub. Grows 0.4-1 m h x 0.3-1 m w. Fine dull green hairy foliage. Orange-yellow and red pea-shaped flowers from July-Nov. Grows in well-drained acidic soils in full sun. (Formerly Pultenaea neurocalyx)

Showy dwarf upright shrub. Grows 0.3-1 m h x 0.5-1 m w. Fine grey-green foliage. Abundant orange flowers from July-Dec. Well-drained sandy soils in part to full sun. Tip prune after flowering.

Dwarf tufting perennial. Grows 0.5-1.2 m h x 0.2-1.5 m w. Mid-dark green grass-like foliage. Useful clumping rush-like plant. Grows in a range of soil types in part to full sun. Good coastal plant. Limestone tolerant.

Showy upright shrub. Grows 1-4 m h x 2-3 m w. Wedge-shaped pale green leaves. Abundant clustered yellow and red pea-shaped flowers. Well-drained soils in dappled shade to part sun. Prune after flowering. Plants contain toxic properties (‘1080’).

Prostrate or straggling shrub, to 1 m w. Yellow-green/ orange-red-brown flowers, Jul to Nov. Sand or clay. Broad dunes, moist sites. (formerly Brachysema bracteolosum).