Agonis/Atriplex/Banksia/Bursaria

Botanical Name: Agonis flexuosa Common Name: WILLOW MYRTLE Size (h x w): 4m x 6m
Form: Pendulous branches, compact handsome crown Flower: White star shapes 1cm diam. Spring/summer
Position: Tolerates partial shade to full sun Location: Tolerates: When young can be damaged by severe frosts Soil:
Uses: Foliage: Willow like leaves, can be pruned Origin: WA

Botanical Name: Atriplex semibaccata Common Name: CREEPING SALTBUSH Size (h x w): 20-50cm x 2-3m
Form: Prostrate shrub Flower: Solitary female flowers, clustered male.
Position: Tolerates partial shade to full sun Location: Tolerates: Salt, moderate frost Soil:
Uses: Ideal for embankments or erosion control and coastal areas. Foliage: Origin: Vic, NSW, SA, Qld, NT

Botanical Name: Banksia integrifolia Common Name: COASTAL BANKSIA Size (h x w): 10-20m x 6-10m
Form: Tree Flower:
Position: Location: Tolerates: Coastal exposure, Salt spray & moderate frost Soil: Sandy loam or clay
Uses: Windbreak or screen Foliage: Origin:

Botanical Name: Banksia marginata Common Name: SILVER BANKSIA Size (h x w): 3-8m x 1-5m
Form: Small tree Flower: Yellow bottlebrush shaped up to 10cm long x 5cm diam. Spring to autumn
Position: Tolerates partial shade to full sun Location: Tolerates: Salt, moderate frost, wind Soil:
Uses: Wind break, provides nectar and seeds for birds Foliage: Can be pruned Origin: Vic, NSW, SA, Tas

Botanical Name: Banksia spinulosa Common Name: HAIRPIN BANKSIA Size (h x w): 1-4m x 1-5m
Form: Shrub Flower: Bottlebrush shaped to 20cm long x 7cm diam. Yellow/Golden with black styles
Position: Tolerates partial shade to full sun Location: Tolerates: Salt, heavy frost Soil:
Uses: Windbreak or hedge Foliage: Origin: Vic, NSW, Qld

Botanical Name: Bursaria spinosa Common Name: SWEET BURSARIA Size (h x w): 4-8m x 1-4m
Form: Small erect tree Flower: Dense clusters of white/cream scented flowers mid to late summer
Position: Tolerates partial shade to full sun Location: Tolerates: Salt spray,Lime, Mod frost Soil:
Uses: Windbreak or hedge Foliage: Prickly, may be pruned Origin: Vic, NSW, SA, Qld, Tas, WA