Australian Cultivar Registration Authority

Small shrub with brown and yellow fragrant flowers.

This cultivar grows to a height of .5m by .3m wide. It has a compact and symmetrical shape and the shrub is very dense. The flowering period is from September to October. The colour of the flowers does not differ from those of the usual form. Diagnosis: The diagnosis is prepared comparing the cultivar against the most common, or "normal" form of the species. B. megastigma B. 'Heaven Scent' 1.5-2m x 1m; open .5m x .3m; compact multi-branched shrub multi-branched shrub flowers ca. 8-9mm diameter flowers ca. 5mm diameter considerable leaf drop after flowering. less leaf drop after flowering. The cultivar is more resistant to Boronia rust disease, is more floriferous and the flowers are held on the plant for a longer period of time. The last factor extends the flowering season by some weeks.

Small multi-branching, upright, herbaceous, perennial shrub with yellow everlasting daisy flowers.

Small bushy shrub with pinkish yellow everlasting daisy flowers

Upright shrub to 1 metre with mauvish flowers.

Moderately dense upright shrub, growing to about 2m tall by 1.5m wide. The foliage is a very dark green. The flowers occur in mid spring and have white petals with pale pink stripes and are fragrant.

This cultivar is a moderately dense upright shrub, growing to about 2m tall by 1.5m wide. The foliage is a very dark green. The flowers occur in mid spring (late October to early November in Sydney), are pale pink in colour.

Diagnosis: C. 'Christmas Snow' differ from other known forms of the species in the variegation of its leaves. The variegation i is of the "blotched" variety, with irregular patches of cream varying from 3-5% of leaf surface. Some minor variegation also occurs; these are pale greyish green patches and are not strongly discernable.

Small dense tree. Flowers: small, creamy white in terminal panicles. Sepals: white at first (Nov), ripening (mid Dec) to deep red on inside of sepal, and rose red on outside of sepal.

This cultivar is a shrub to 3.5m tall by 3m wide. The new growth is a dark magenta-purple which gradually fades as the leaves age. The undersides of the leaves are a darker colour than the upper surfaces, and the leaf margins hold the colouration even when the leaf ages. The midveins of the leaves are a prominent red when the leaves are young and these change to a prominent greenish-yellow as the leaves age. Diagnosis: The purplish appearance of the new growth is the most distinctive feature of this cultivar; in usual forms it is green.