Australian Cultivar Registration Authority

Fast growing bushy shrub 1.5 - 2 metres in diameter with large mid to light pink fragrant flowers in Spring and Summer.

This grass has reddish foliage in Autumn and Winter with green foliage in the warmer months with 1m high long lasting plume from April to August.

Small compact shrub 0.5m(h) x 0.5m(w) with yellow cone flowers in Spring.

Groundcover with red pea flowers.

It is a dense prostrate plant spreading up to 4m and reaching a height of 600mm. The dark green leaves are small being up to 7mm long by 3mm wide. New stems are dark red in colour. The white flowers are produced terminally in small clusters on short branchlets. New growth originates from the centre of the flower cluster. Diagnosis: This cultivar is different form the known normal forms of Kunzea capitata in its prostrate habit and white flowers. Kunzea capitata is usually an erect or rounded shrub to1.5m in height with mauve flowers.

Rushlike perennial

A medium to tall shrub with lush green foliage. Forming a dense bushy plant approximately 2.5m high and 2m across. It has masses of bright pink flowers in spring.

Note: First received as 'Plateau View Alba', then changed to 'Plateau View White'. Finally registered as 'Errinundra White'. This cultivar is a white flowered selection with other characteristics as for the species. T. oreades is a small tree with showy red inflorescences. Leaves are oblanceolate, alternate, simple, entire, dark green and shiny above, slightly glaucous beneath, borne on a petiole ca. 5mm long; a prominent raised midrib below, sunken on the upper surface. Flowers are borne in large terminal racemes in spring and early summer. Fruit is a brown, leathery follicle 60-70mm long with a curved persistent style 30-40mm long. Diagnosis: The cultivar is distinguished by its white flowers. All other characteristics are those of the species.

The cultivar is a dense form of the species which grows to about 0.7m tall by up to .9m wide. The cultivar suckers freely and flowers all year round. The flowers are a mauve pink in colour and are up to 2cm long. Diagnosis: Tetratheca 'Bicentennial Belle' flowers all year round and the flowers are larger than is usual ie. the petals are 20mm long compared with the usual 6-15mm long.

Woody herb to c. 1m high; stems several or many from a large woody rootstock, mostly erect and some flopping over. Flowers: In terminal racemes, 40–100, deep violet blue, Spring–Summer Foliage: Leaves lanceolate, mostly to 60mm long, apex acute, margins serrate. Comparators: Veronica arenaria has linear and entire or with a few teeth or with spreading irregular linear lobes and bright violet-blue flowers. Veronica derwentiana usually has large lanceolate serrate leaves and flowers white or pale lilac or pale blue Reasons for distinctiveness: A vigorous showy selection with the deep violet blue flower spikes similar to V. arenaria and leaves similar to V. derwentiana.