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Melastoma malabathricum - Blue Tongue

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Botanical Name	Common Name	Image	Short Plant Description
Acacia melanoxylon	Blackwood		Hardy, adaptable tree that grows in a wide range of conditions.
Acacia myrtifolia	Myrtle wattle		Hardy, ornamental shrub with creamy-white flower heads
Acacia oshanesii	Irish Wattle		Tall shrub or small tree with fine, dainty foliage.
Acacia penninveris	Mountain Hickory		Small, fast-growing tree with creamy-white ball flowers.
Acacia sophorae	Coastal Wattle		Dense, rambling shrub with yellow flower spikes up to 3 cm long, blooming from winter to spring.
Acacia suaveolens	Sweet Wattle		Compact hardy shrub, with blue-green foliage, and cream ball- shaped perfumed flowers.
Acacia ulicifolia	Prickly Moses		Hardy, rounded shrub with attractive dark green, stiff & prickly foliage and cream ball shaped flowers in winter and early spring
Acmena hemilampra (syn Syzygium hemilamprum)	Broad-leaved Lilly Pilly		Dense screening plant with glossy dark green leaves and red young foliage.
Acmena smithii (syn Syzygium smithii)	Lilly Pilly		Bushy dense-growing tree with glossy medium-green leaves showing pink flushes.
Acmena smithii var minor (syn Syzygium smithii var minor)	Small-leaved Lilly Pilly		A smaller growing Lilly Pilly with glossy narrow leaves often flushed pink on new growth.
Acronychia imperforata	Fraser Island Apple		A hardy coastal native with a dense, bushy habit and large, glossy mid-green leaves that bring year-round lushness to the garden.
Actites megalocarpus	Dune Thistle		A striking Australian native with a tufted, upright habit and bold foliage up to 60 cm long, forming a dense cluster at the base.

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