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Blue Tongue: Melastoma affine

This showy little shrub is Melastoma affine or Native Lasiandra, it really does look like a dwarf form of the incredibly popular south American Tibouchina, which lights up the streets of many inner western Sydney suburbs. However, this is not… Read more ›

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Kath Gadd
Bush tucker, Shade tolerant, Small garden, Tropical garden
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Another Favourite Grafted Grevillea: Grevillea candelabra ‘Pink’

Grevillea candelabra Grafted is another grafted Grevillea that I am rather fond of, it is not as showy or unusual as some of the other grafted species, but it has proven to be an incredibly versatile and useful plant for… Read more ›

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Kath Gadd
Bird attracting, Coastal, Drought hardy, Feature shrub, Hedge, Screening plants, Shade tolerant, Winter flowering
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One of my Favourite Grevillea Groundcovers: Grevillea curviloba

I have been waiting a long time to be able to photograph Grevillea curviloba in full flower, it is a favourite of mine even when not in flower. Finally, I came across two specimens in a private garden that were… Read more ›

Kath Gadd
Bird attracting, Drought hardy, Frost tolerant, Groundcover, Naturalistic garden, Shade tolerant
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