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- dAcacia Acacia
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- dAllocasuarina Allocasuarina
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- dAraucaria Araucaria
- dArthropodium Arthropodium
- dAtherosperma Atherosperma
- dBackhousia Backhousia
- dBanksia Banksia
- dBedfordia Bedfordia
- dBetula Betula
- dBillardiera Billardiera
- dBrachychiton Brachychiton
- dBuckinghamia Buckinghamia
- dBursaria Bursaria
- dCallistemon Callistemon
- dCamellia Camellia
- dCarex Carex
- dCassinia Cassinia
- dCastanospermum Castanospermum
- dCasuarina Casuarina
- dCatalpa Catalpa
- dCedrus Cedrus
- dCercis Cercis
- dClematis Clematis
- dCoprosma Coprosma
- dCornus Cornus
- dCorrea Correa
- dCorymbia Corymbia
- dDaviesia Daviesia
- dDianella Dianella
- dDicksonia Dicksonia
- dDiospyros Diospyros
- dDiplarrena Diplarrena
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- dEmbothrium Embothrium
- dEucalyptus Eucalyptus
- dFagus Fagus
- dFraxinus Fraxinus
- dGahnia Gahnia
- dGinkgo Ginkgo
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- dGoodia Goodia
- dGrevillea Grevillea
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- dHakea Hakea
- dHedycarya Hedycarya
- dHymenosporum Hymenosporum
- dKunzea Kunzea
- dLagarostrobos Lagarostrobos
- dLeptecophylla Leptecophylla
- dLeptospermum Leptospermum
- dLindera Lindera
- dLiquidamber Liquidamber
- dLiriodendron Liriodendron
- dLomandra Lomandra
- dLomatia Lomatia
- dMacadamia Macadamia
- dMagnolia Magnolia
- dMalus Malus
- dMelaleuca Melaleuca
- dMelicytus Melicytus
- dMetasequoia Metasequoia
- dMyrsine Myrsine
- dNarcissus Narcissus
- dNothofagus Nothofagus
- dNyssa Nyssa
- dOlearia Olearia
- dOrthrosanthus Orthrosanthus
- dOzothamnus Ozothamnus
- dParrotia Parrotia
- dPicea Picea
- dPinus Pinus
- dPittosporum Pittosporum
- dPlatanus Platanus
- dPoa Poa
- dPodocarpus Podocarpus
- dPolyscias Polyscias
- dPomaderris Pomaderris
- dPopulus Populus
- dProstanthera Prostanthera
- dPrunus Prunus
- dPseudocydonia Pseudocydonia
- dPultenaea Pultenaea
- dPyrus Pyrus
- dQuercus Quercus
- dRobinia Robinia
- dRubus Rubus
- dSequoia Sequoia
- dSequoiadendron Sequoiadendron
- dSophora Sophora
- dSorbus Sorbus
- dStenocarpus Stenocarpus
- dSyncarpia Syncarpia
- dSyzygium Syzygium
- dTasmannia Tasmannia
- dTaxodium Taxodium
- dTilia Tilia
- dUlmus Ulmus
- dWollemia Wollemia
- dZelkova Zelkova
- dAsimina Asimina
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Backhousia citriodora
Backhousia citriodora (common names lemon myrtle, lemon scented myrtle, lemon ironwood) is a flowering plant in the family Myrtaceae,
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Banksia marginata
Banksia marginata, commonly known as the silver banksia, is a highly variable species, usually ranging from a small shrub around a met
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Banksia spinulosa
Banksia spinulosa, common name, hairpin banksia, is a multi-stemmed lignotuberous
shrub 1–3 metres tall and 1–2 metres across. I
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Bedfordia arborescens
Bedfordia arborescens, common name blanket leaf, is a shrub or small tree of south eastern Australia which grows 3 to 6 metres in heig
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Betula Pendula 'Moss White'
Betula Pendula 'Moss White' is a very hardy quick growing tree to 10 metres, small green leaves turning yellow in Autumn. The bark tur
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Betula utilis var. 'jacquemontii'
Betula utilis var. 'jacquemontii' or Himalayan birch is a large shrub or small tree reaching up to 20
m tall. Leaves are ovate, 5 to
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Billardiera mutabilis
Billardiera mutabilis, common name common apple berry, is a creeping climber with reddish-brown stems and dull green leaves to 8 cm lo
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Brachychiton acerifolius
Brachychiton acerifolius; common name Illawarra flame tree, lacebark tree, or (along with other members of the genus) kurrajong, is a
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Brachychiton discolor
Brachychiton discolor, common names include pink lacebark, lacebark tree, lace kurrajong, pink kurrajong, scrub bottle tree or white k
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Buckinghamia celsissima
Buckinghamia celsissima, commonly known as the ivory curl, is endemic to the wet tropicical rainforests areas of northeastern Queensla
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Bursaria spinosa
Bursaria spinosa, common names Blackthorn or sweet bursaria, is a medium to large shrub or small tree, growing to 5–10 metres high.
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Callistemon 'Hannah's Child'
Callistemon 'Hannah's Child' is believed to be a hybrid between Callistemon 'Hannah Ray' and Callistemon 'Kings Park Special'.Shrub 1.
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Callistemon ‘Candy Pink’
'Candy Pink' is a medium sized bottle brush. Planted in the South Gippsland Landcare 'Million trees for South Gippsland' project launc
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Callistemon ‘Pink Champagne’
Callistemon
‘Pink Champagne’ develops into a dense, upright shrub that will reach a maximum height of three metres with a spread
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Callistemon ‘Reeves Pink’
Callistemon citrinus 'Reeves Pink ' is a dense evergreen shrub with an upright and slightly spreading habit. It has broad stiff, green
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Callistemon citrinus ‘Mauve Mist’
Callistemon citrinus ‘Mauve Mist’ is a
dense shrub growing to about 3m high and and
3 meters in width. Mauve bright pink flo
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Callistemon forresterae ‘Genoa Glory’
Callistemon forresterae ‘Genoa Glory’ is a small tree or tall shrub, open and variable in habit, with
strongly coloured red bott
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Callistemon salignus
Callistemon salignus is usually a small tree to about 7-8 metres high with soft, pendulous foliage and papery bark. A feature of the p
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Callistemon sp
This callistemon may be the variety 'Injune'.
58.00 Location D11 Latitude;
-38.402533000000
Longitude; 146.056105000000
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Callistemon subulatus x citrinus 'Cherry Time'
Callistemon subulatus x citrinus 'Cherry Time', common name, Bottle brush. Cherry Time is a medium sized weeping shrub with fine gloss
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Callistemon viminalis ‘Captain Cook’
Callistemon viminalis ‘Captain Cook’ is a medium, bushy shrub with long, narrow leaves that start pink and become darker green. Th
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