Australian Cultivar Registration Authority

Small spreading shrub up to 1.5m(h) x 2m(w) with dark red new growth and white flowers.

An upright open shrub 40-50cm tall by 15cm wide. Leaves alternate, narrow linear to elliptic, 4-6mm long, 1mm wide, medium green on slender branches. The large terminal creamy white flowers are 5-6cm in diameter. The flower head is similar in appearance to an everlasting or daisy, consisting of small fertile inner disc florets and large outer sterile ray florets 1.5-2cm long. The main flowering period is September to November. Diagnosis: Many forms of Actinodium cunninghamii can be found in its natural habitat. There is wide variation in plant shape, varying from upright and open to low and bushy, 10- 100cm in height. Flower colour present in red, pink or white or mixtures of these colours. Flower size greatly varies from 8mm to 60mm in diameter and some forms also lack ray florets. The cultivar is distinguished by large and well-formed creamy-white flowering heads.

Small tree with variegated weeping foliage with white flowers in Summer.

Small tree or large shrub with dark brown weeping foliage changing to green as it matures with white flowers in Summer.

Dwarf free flowering Anigozanthos hybrid.

Upright shrub, larger leaves than the usual form and bright colour of new growth

Small compact shrub with white flowers.

Compact strappy leaved shrub

This cultivar grows to ca. 2m tall by 2m wide. The young foliage is a bronzy-purple in colour and the young stems are reddish in colour. The flowers have creamish-yellow petals with a greenish centre and are ca. 25mm in diameter. The flowers are fragrant. The older leaves are ca. 25mm long by 5mm broad. Diagnosis: L. 'Copper Sheen' differs from the more typical form of L. nitidum in the bronzy-purple colour of the new growth and the spreading nature of the new growth. The creamy-yellow flowers differ from the white of L. nitidum. The cultivar has also been confused in the past with L. macrocarpum. L. 'Copper Sheen' has 3-4 locular capsules compared with regularly 5 locular in L. macrocarpum; 12mm capsules (17mm); back of capsule glabrous (back of capsule silky hairy); petals large in comparison to torus (petals short and stunted); colour of petals constant (petals white to deep red in L. macrocarpum); leaves 25mm long by 5mm (20mm by 9mm).

This cultivar is a low, spreading dense shrub growing to 0.5m tall with a spread of 1-1.5m. The branchlets have an arching habit. The leaves are 17-18 mm long by 2-3mm wide and dark green in colour. The new growth is bright red. The flowers are borne in dense masses along the stems, opening a light pink colour and fading as they age to white. They are 15-20mm diameter. The main flowering periods are spring and autumn, with some flowers found all year round. Diagnosis: Leptospermum 'Pink Cascade' can be distinguished by its low growing form, arched branching habit and the dark green colour of its foliage.