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Melastoma malabathricum - Blue Tongue

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Botanical Name	Common Name	Image	Short Plant Description
Austromyrtus dulcis	Midgen Berry, Midyim		An ornamental and very adaptable shrub with beautiful foliage and sweet edible fruit
Backhousia citriodora	Lemon Myrtle / Lemon Ironwood		Rainforest tree/shrub with glossy lemon-scented leaves and clusters of creamy white flowers. A favourite for teas, cooking, and natural products.
Backhousia myrtifolia	Cinnamon Myrtle
Bacopa monnieri	Herb of Grace		A creeping, low-growing plant that forms a lush, dense mat in moist areas.
Baeckea frutescens	Weeping Myrtle, Weeping Baeckea		An elegant, fine-leafed shrub with a natural weeping habit, ideal for adding texture to coastal gardens.
Baloskion pallens	Didgery Stick		A graceful, upright perennial rush with slender, wiry stems banded in green and brown.
Baloskion tetraphyllum	Tassel Rope-Bush		An attractive, upright rush with slender green stems and delicate, drooping tassel-like flower heads in spring and summer.
Banksia aemula	Wallum Banksia		Highly adaptable and resilient, the Wallum Banksia is salt spray resistant, frost tolerant, and an iconic feature of the Sunshine Coast’s coastal landscapes.
Banksia integrifolia	Coast Banksia		This iconic Sunshine Coast tree provides valuable food and shelter for birds, including the Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo, and other native wildlife.
Banksia oblongifolia	Dwarf Banksia		Ideal for small coastal gardens, it also works beautifully as an edging plant or part of a mixed native shrub border.
Banksia robur	Broad-leaved Banksia, Swamp Banksia		Ideal for wetter areas, this iconic architectural shrub makes a standout feature in small coastal gardens while attracting native wildlife.
Banksia spinulosa	Golden Candlesticks, Hairpin Banksia		Its compact form and vibrant flowers make it an excellent feature plant in gardens, attracting a variety of wildlife including birds, gliders, and possums.

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