Australian Cultivar Registration Authority

Tall, upright selection to 2 metres high by 1.5 metres wide with bright orange/red flowers.

A medium sized kangaroo paw 1-1.7m(h) x 1-1.5m(w) with red flowers on branched stems in Spring and Summer.

A small lightly branched clumping plant with red-orange stems and bright yellow flowers. Size 60cms (h) x 50cms (w) Flowers in spring.

Moderately dense, upright shrub, 2m (h) x 1.3m (w) Flowers: Lemon yellow 15-20mm in diameter, Aug-Oct Foliage colour: Dark green Comparators: Asterolasia correifolia Reasons for distinctiveness: Asterolasia correifolia is a large spreading shrub around three metres in diameter and has white flowers. Asterolasia 'Lemon Essence' is an upright shub and has lemon yellow flowers.

Moderately dense, upright shrub, 2m (h) x 1.3m (w) Flowers: Lemon yellow 15-20mm in diameter, Aug-Oct Foliage colour: Dark green Comparators: Asterolasia correifolia Reasons for distinctiveness: Asterolasia correifolia is a large spreading shrub around three metres in diameter and has white flowers. Asterolasia 'Lemon Essence' is an upright shub and has lemon yellow flowers.

Clumping plant for growing around ornamental ponds.

Clumping plant, with flowering stems to 1m Flowers: Red and yellow, 80mm x 40mm, mid December Foliage colour: Mid Green Reasons for distinctiveness: Selected for early flowering

This cultivar is a compact plant to 1m tall by 1m wide. The foliage is light green in colour. The leaves are from 30 to 40mm long and 9 to 12mm wide, oblanceolate with a mucronate tip. The branches are angular and very slightly winged. The flowers are pale pink and occur principally from early summer to autumn. Occasional flowers occur at other times of the year. The flowers which are from 25 to 25mm across have a short pedicel and thus sit tightly in the leaf axils. Diagnosis: It is difficult to determine the origin of this putative hybrid by examination of the cultivar. The cultivar resembles a broad-leaved form of C. saligna which is believed to have come originally from Kariong near Gosford, NSW and which saligna has the typical noticeable winged stems right to the tips of the branches whereas Crowea 'Poorinda Ecstasy' does not. The branches are angular in the cultivar, similar to those of C. exalata, with a very slight "wing" lower on the stems. The cultivar differs from Crowea 'Festival', a previously described hybrid Crowea, by its larger leaves and its paler flower colour.

It is a prostrate plant reaching a height of about 150mm but with a spread of about 800mm. The leaves are up to 20mm long by 3mm wide. Oil glands are clearly visible on the underside of the leaves. The mauve flowers are produced in the leaf axils on semi-mature growth. After flowering the petals change colour to white then green. They remain green and protect the seeds while they mature. Diagnosis: This cultivar is different from known normal forms of Crowea exalata in its prostrate habit. The usual height attained is 1-2m.

This cultivar is a form of Crowea exalata. It is a compact shrub with a height of about 0.5m and a width of about 1m. It is very floriferous, producing deep pink flowers which darken to a deep purple with age. The flowers and leaves are in the smaller size range of the species with the flower diameter around 1.7cm and the leaves about 1.2cm long. Diagnosis: C. 'Bindelong Compact' is more compact than the usual form of C. exalata which grows to more or less 1m high. It flowers throughout the year with the main flowering from December to April. Other forms of C. exalata are usually most prolific from March to May. Other features of this cultivar are as for C. exalata.