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Boronia megastigma LuteaYellow Boronia (Lutea) Botanical Name: Boronia megastigma 'Lutea' Family: Rutaceae Origin: South western Western Australia Plant Type: Evergreen shrub Overview Famous for its intensely fragrant, bell shaped flowers, Lutea swaps the usual brown tones for lemongold bells that light up late winterspring. A compact, fine foliaged shrub that performs best in Adelaide SA when grown in pots or sheltered borders with cool, well drained yet evenly moist soil

clay-tolerant with good drainage

Origin: Eastern Australia

Little John Bottlebrush

Origin: Europe & Western Asia

Russelia equisetiformis is a cascading

Botanical Name: Rhaphiolepis indica fergusonii 'Little Bliss'

Flowers: Vivid scarlet brush flowers mainly late spring–summer

evergreen grey-/mid-green leaves

on heavier clays raise/mound to keep crowns dry in winter

making it a perfect choice for both urban and seaside landscapes in South Australia

Feature in large pots near entries and outdoor living spaces

Flowers: Masses of bright white