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Melastoma malabathricum - Blue Tongue

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Botanical Name	Common Name	Image	Short Plant Description
Banksia spinulosa var. collina	Golden Candlesticks, Hill Banksia		This hardy shrub is perfect for attracting birds while adding vibrant colour and architectural interest to gardens.
Billardiera scandens	Apple-berry		A charming, non-invasive twining vine with delicate hanging flowers in white, purple, or pink flecked tones.
Blakella citriodora (syn Corymbia citriodora)	Spotted gum		A tall tree over 20 m with pinky-white dimpled bark that sheds annually.
Blakella tessellaris (syn Corymbia tessellaris)	Moreton Bay Ash		A tree with an open, drooping habit and green pendulous leaves up to 18 cm long
Blechnum neohollandicum (syn Doodia aspera)	Prickly Rasp Fern		New fronds emerge bright pink, maturing to green, while fertile fronds display brown spores on their undersides.
Blechnum spinulosum (syn Doodia caudata)	Rasp Fern		Hardy and versatile, this fern is perfect for shady garden areas, rockeries, or indoor plantings.
Bolboschoenus fluviatilis	Iver Bulrush		A robust, upright rush commonly found along waterways and wetlands.
Boronia keysii	Keys Boronia		Shrub to 2m
Bossiaea heterophylla	Variable Bossiaea		A charming, low-growing shrub with striking yellow and red pea-shaped flowers that bloom in autumn and spring.
Brachychiton acerifolius	Flame Tree		An iconic Australian native tree with a tapering trunk and striking pyramidal habit.
Brachychiton bidwillii	Little Kurrajong		Its glossy green leaves provide summer shade, while clusters of bell-shaped, orange-red flowers appear in spring and early summer, attracting birds and pollinators.
Breynia oblongifolia	Coffee Bush		Hardy and versatile, it’s ideal for hedging, pruning into shape, or adding colour and wildlife value to gardens of any size.

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