Australian Cultivar Registration Authority

Low spreading plant 20cm high x 2m across with small white bottlebrush flowers in Summer

This cultivar is a compact and dense shrub growing to ca. 0.3m tall by 0.6m wide. It flowers over most of the year except the winter months. The flowers are mauve and up to 20mm in diameter. The plant otherwise resembles M. thymifolia. Diagnosis: M. thymifolia 'Little Beauty' differs from the more usual forms of the species in the flower colour, the density in which the flowers are borne and its compact, dense habit. The flowers on this cultivar are borne in dense clusters across the top of the plant as compared to the scattered axillary clusters of flowers found in the normal form of the species.

This cultivar is a compact and dense shrub growing to ca. 0.3m tall by 0.6m wide. It flowers over most of the year except the winter months. The flowers are mauve and up to 20mm in diameter. The plant otherwise resembles M. thymifolia. Diagnosis: M. thymifolia 'Little Beauty' differs from the more usual forms of the species in the flower colour, the density in which the flowers are borne and its compact, dense habit. The flowers on this cultivar are borne in dense clusters across the top of the plant as compared to the scattered axillary clusters of flowers found in the normal form of the species.

Vigorous prostrate selection with white flowers and purple berries.

This cultivar will grow to plus/minus 30cm tall in the centre by 2m in diameter after 3 years. It forms a dense, low shrub, becoming prostrate around the outer edges. The leaves are large, and are plus/minus 6cm long by plus/minus 8cm wide. Diagnosis: This cultivar may be a narrow leafed form of M. acuminatum. A similar form is in cultivation in Adelaide, but that form grows to 60cm high and does not form a mound but merely spreads. Myoporum 'Monaro Marvel' may be distinguished by its central upright mounding habit and very large leaves.

Low growing compact selection with smaller leaves and flowers than the standard form of Myoporum parvifolium.

This is a moderately open, medium to large shrub with a columnar growth habit which grows to approximately 2-3 metres high by 1-2 metres wide. Foliage is bright green and is particularly attractive with a soft appearance. The bottle brush flowers form in small tight clusters from October to November. Individual flowers are crimson and are 100mm long and 50mm in diameter. Diagnosis: This cultivar may be a C. viminalis hybrid. The large crimson flowers and unusually soft appearance of the foliage creates a distinct effect in comparison with other Callistemon cultivars.

This cultivar is a dwarf form of Ceratopetalum gummiferum. It is a small,dense shrub ca. 1m tall x 1m wide. The white flowers appear between October and January and as they die off, the calyx of each flower turns red. DIAGNOSIS: As for C. gummiferum except for its dwarf habit (1m x 1m).

Diagnosis: C. 'White Christmas' is only different from other known forms of C. gummiferum in that the calyx lobes do not exhibit the usual pink to red colouring. The calyx lobes remain white to green in colour throughout the flowering and seed developing period. Habit is also identical to other known forms of C. gummiferum.