Australian Cultivar Registration Authority

Medium sized shrub which is is a late flowering purple petalled waxflower. It is distinct from known varieties in having the following combination of characters: a later October to mid-November flowering season; small flowers with purple petals; long, thin, leaves; short pedicels.

Medium shrub with pale pink flowers

This many branched shrub grows to approximately 3 metres with slender stems to 2 metres long; flowers form in the upper axils 13-15 mm across; petals 4-4.6mm long; leaves 19-25mm long. ‘White Springs is distinct from ‘Alba’ in having a later flowering period, smaller flowers and shorter leaves. The calyx of ‘White Spring’ flower is much shorter, barely pone tenth as long, than that of ‘Alba’.This variety is distinct from any other known variety in having the following combination of characters: a late flowering season (October-November); small flowers with white petals; and short leaves.

This many branched shrub grows to approximately 2 metres with flowers axillary; the flower colour varies from white at anthesis to a pink variegation at maturity. Diagnosis: This variety is distinct from any other known variety in having the following combination of characters: a small flower diameter proportional to tube length: calyx short and crescent shaped and flower colour white at anthesis blushing with age to a variegated mauve – pink corresponding to RHS 68A.

Dense groundcover, 130mm (h) × 5m (w) Flowers: Deep yellow, heads to 5mm in diameter in terminal clusters, Sept–May Foliage colour: Green, linear-lanceolate to 30mm long by 6mm at the widest point Reasons for distinctiveness: Chrysocephalum apiculatum 'Canberra Carpet' is a vigorous low suckering selection which flowers continuously for most of the year. Comments: Formerly sold as Chrysocephalum apiculatum (green suckering) by ANPS Canberra.

Herbaceous perennial with golden yellow billy button flowers from Spring to late Autumn. Grows to 0.2m (h) x 0.4-0.5m (w).

This cultivar grows from 1.5-2m tall by up to 2m across and has a fairly open habit. The foliage is greyish and similar in size and shape to Grevillea 'Misty Pink'. The flowers are in terminal spikes between 10-15cm long and are a deep rosy pink with pink styles. Flowers measure ca. 12cm long by 5cm across. Flowering is continuous throughout the year. DIAGNOSIS: Grevillea 'Eileen Rose' - ca. 2m tall x 1.5m wide, deep pink flowers with pink styles, open habit Grevillea 'Misty Pink' - 3-5m tall x 1.5m tall, soft pink flowers with orange pink styles densely foliaged Generally Grevillea 'Eileen Rose' is a smaller shrub than Grevillea 'Misty Pink' with deeper pink flowers and with more open habit.

Open prostrate habit 40-120mm high by 150-250mm wide with potential to become wider. Short vertical flowering branches arise from the main horizontal branches which radiate from a single stem. Leaves are green, 5-6mm long and terete. Flowers tubular, tube 10mm long, split to base along upper surface, pale purple pink. Lobes 5, 6-8mm long, lower 3 winged, upper 2 pointed with reduced wings, cream pink inner and wings. Sepals 5, free, green, 4mm long, 1mm wide. Stamens 5, filaments 4mm long, anthers basifixed, yellow. Stigma, indusium 2mm broad, purple pink, held at mouth of corolla tube. Style 10mm long. Fruit 12-15mm long, terminated by persistent sepals. Perpetual flowering in cultivation. Diagnosis: Characterised by prostrate habit with significantly improved vigour over purported parents. The flower shape is intermediate between L. floribunda and L. tubiflora. Colour is distinctive, not observed in either parents or other Lechenaultia species. Perpetual flowering in cultivation.

This cultivar is a bushy shrub up to 2.5m tall by 1.5-2m wide. The leaves are from 10-25 long by up to 8mm wide and above though the young growth does have a few fine white appressed hairs on the upper surface. The undersurface is coated with short, white appressed hairs. The midribs are prominent. The flowers are pale violet in colour. The calyx is hairy and the corolla has a scattering of fine hairs. The flowering season is from October to November. Diagnosis: Westringia 'Poorinda Pavane': up to 2.5m tall by 1.5-2m wide; leaves elliptical to lanceolate; glabrous above; small appressed white hairs underneath; 10-25mm long by up to 8mm wide; leathery lamina; recurved margins; whorls of 3-4; prominent midrib; flowers pale violet; calyx hairy; flowers mainly October to November. W. glabra: To 1.5cm tall by 1m wide; leaves elliptical, glabrous, shiny dark green; underside green but paler than upper surface; 10-50mm long by 2-15mm wide; very thin lamina; margins slightly recurved; whorls of 3-4; prominent midrib; flowers bluish-mauve with orange spots; calyx almost glabrous; flowers from October to December. W. fruticosa: 1-2m tall by 1-2m wide; leaves broad linear, glabrous green above; whith appressed hairs below; 10-25mm long by 2-5mm wide; leathery; margins turned under; whorl of 4 crowded onto branchlets; flowers white to pale mauve; calyx densely hairy; orange spots in throat; flowers over most of the year.

It grows from 0.3 to 0.6m tall with a spread of 1 to 2m. The flowers occur in the spring and summer months and are a bright orange red in colour. Other features of the cultivar are as for Melaleuca hypericifolia.