Australian Cultivar Registration Authority

Note: First received as 'Plateau View Alba', then changed to 'Plateau View White'. Finally registered as 'Errinundra White'. This cultivar is a white flowered selection with other characteristics as for the species. T. oreades is a small tree with showy red inflorescences. Leaves are oblanceolate, alternate, simple, entire, dark green and shiny above, slightly glaucous beneath, borne on a petiole ca. 5mm long; a prominent raised midrib below, sunken on the upper surface. Flowers are borne in large terminal racemes in spring and early summer. Fruit is a brown, leathery follicle 60-70mm long with a curved persistent style 30-40mm long. Diagnosis: The cultivar is distinguished by its white flowers. All other characteristics are those of the species.

The cultivar is a dense form of the species which grows to about 0.7m tall by up to .9m wide. The cultivar suckers freely and flowers all year round. The flowers are a mauve pink in colour and are up to 2cm long. Diagnosis: Tetratheca 'Bicentennial Belle' flowers all year round and the flowers are larger than is usual ie. the petals are 20mm long compared with the usual 6-15mm long.

Woody herb to c. 1m high; stems several or many from a large woody rootstock, mostly erect and some flopping over. Flowers: In terminal racemes, 40–100, deep violet blue, Spring–Summer Foliage: Leaves lanceolate, mostly to 60mm long, apex acute, margins serrate. Comparators: Veronica arenaria has linear and entire or with a few teeth or with spreading irregular linear lobes and bright violet-blue flowers. Veronica derwentiana usually has large lanceolate serrate leaves and flowers white or pale lilac or pale blue Reasons for distinctiveness: A vigorous showy selection with the deep violet blue flower spikes similar to V. arenaria and leaves similar to V. derwentiana.

A vigorous, somewhat upright shrub, 0.6–1 m; leaves: elliptical, pale green with prominent light coloured veins, perfoliate; flowers: white, in racemes which open progressively, 8–10 mm, mostly in late Spring to Summer.

This cultivar is a bushy shrub up to 2.5m tall by 1.5-2m wide. The leaves are from 10-25 long by up to 8mm wide and above though the young growth does have a few fine white appressed hairs on the upper surface. The undersurface is coated with short, white appressed hairs. The midribs are prominent. The flowers are pale violet in colour. The calyx is hairy and the corolla has a scattering of fine hairs. The flowering season is from October to November. Diagnosis: Westringia 'Poorinda Pavane': up to 2.5m tall by 1.5-2m wide; leaves elliptical to lanceolate; glabrous above; small appressed white hairs underneath; 10-25mm long by up to 8mm wide; leathery lamina; recurved margins; whorls of 3-4; prominent midrib; flowers pale violet; calyx hairy; flowers mainly October to November. W. glabra: To 1.5cm tall by 1m wide; leaves elliptical, glabrous, shiny dark green; underside green but paler than upper surface; 10-50mm long by 2-15mm wide; very thin lamina; margins slightly recurved; whorls of 3-4; prominent midrib; flowers bluish-mauve with orange spots; calyx almost glabrous; flowers from October to December. W. fruticosa: 1-2m tall by 1-2m wide; leaves broad linear, glabrous green above; whith appressed hairs below; 10-25mm long by 2-5mm wide; leathery; margins turned under; whorl of 4 crowded onto branchlets; flowers white to pale mauve; calyx densely hairy; orange spots in throat; flowers over most of the year.

This cultivar is a medium dense shrub growing to 1.5m tall by 1.5 m high. The leaves are narrow-lanceolate to 20mm long by 3mm wide and greyish-green in colour. They are moderately dense along the branches and found in whorls of four. The branchlets are covered in closely appressed white hairs which becomes slightly fewer as the branchlets ages. The nodes are tufts of white hairs. The flowers are a light lilac-mauve to blue-mauve and are in small axillary groups in the upper leaf axils. They are borne prolifically in the spring but some occur all year round. Diagnosis: W. fruticosa: 1-2m tall x 3-4m wide. Leaves: narrow lanceolate to linear, 10-25mm long x 2-5mm wide, grey-green, glabrous on upper surface, hoary-tomentose on under surface, margins recurved or revolute, crowded on stem, usually in whorls of four, leathery. Flowers: corolla 14mm long, calyx hoary-tomentose,white to pale mauve with orange spots, flowers most of the year. W.'Wynyabbie Gem': 1.5m tall x 1.5 m wide. Leaves: Narrow lanceolate, 10-20mm x up to 3mm, grey-green, very scattered hairs on upper surface, hoary-tomentose on under surface, margins slightly recurved, moderately crowded on stem usually in whorls of four, leathery. Flowers: Corolla 10mm long, calyx moderately hairy and sharply pointed, blue-mauve with browny-orange spots, flowers in spring but occasionally over most of the year. W. eremicola: 1-2m tall x 1.5m wide. Leaves: linear to narrow linear, 5-25mm x 1-2mm.grey-green, margins revolute, not crowded on stem, mostly in whorls of three. Flowers: corolla 5-6mm long, calyx with scattered hairs, pale lilac with brownish spots, flowers mainly from September to December. Westringia 'Wynyabbie Gem' is a more open and erect shrub than W. fruticosa. The cultivar is denser than W. eremicola.

It is a perennial herb growing to a height of about 250mm. When in flower another 200mm is added to the height as the flowers are held above the foliage. Individual plants reach 700mm across. The leaves are green on the upper surface and grey-green underneath due to a covering of stiff silvery hairs. The leaves are up to 140mm long by up to 30mm wide. The papery flowers are bright yellow with a darker centre and measure 50mm across. They are borne on stems about 200mm long. It is reported that this cultivar flowers most of the year in Brisbane with a peak during spring and summer. Diagnosis: This cultivar is different from Xerochrysum bracteatum in size of plant and its perennial habit. Bracteantha bracteata usually attains a height of 600mm compared with an overall height of 450mm for this cultivar. It is also different from other registered perennial cultivars of Xerochrysum bracteatum. It is different from Bracteantha 'Diamond Head' in size of plant and size of flower. Xerochrysum 'Diamond Head' grows to a height of 160mm. The flowers are 50mm in diameter compared with 30mm for Xerochrysum 'Diamond Head'. It is different form Xerochrysum 'Dargan Hill Monarch' in size of plant and flower. Xerochrysum 'Dargan Hill Monarch' grows to a height of 600-800mm and has flowers with a diameter of 70-90mm.

Upright shrub to light climber 1.3m(h) x 3m(w) with large pink tubular flowers for most of the year.

Upright shrub to light climber 1.3m(h) x 3m(w) with large pink tubular flowers for most of the year.

Compact medium shrub 1.5-2m in diameter with variegated leaves bearing pale pink buds opening to white star shaped flowers from late winter to spring.