Australian Cultivar Registration Authority

A large shrub with green foliage and medium sized white flower heads.

Evergreen soft-wooded perennial 0.3m(h) x 0.5m (w) with masses of violet purple fan flowers for most of the year.

Compact hardy tree with highly productive kernel recovery , good quality kernel and no known flaws.

Prolific flowering, upright compact shrub, leaves dark grey green, branches from ground level, rose-pink flowers. Comparators: Eremophila oldfieldii ssp angustifolia is a large shrub or small tree, up to 5m high by 4m wide with fleshy cylindrical dark green leaves and orange-red or bright red corolla. E. oppositifolia ssp oppositifolia is a rounded or dense, upright shrub to 4m high by 3m wide with silver-grey or grey green long narrow leaves. Corolla is white to cream, pale yellow or pink to purple and the sepals are white to cream, pale yellow or pink to purple but necessarily matching the corolla. Size: 3m x 4m Flower colour:Corolla - Rose pink Flower size: 25-30mm Flowering period: Late autumn to mid winter and intermittent throughout the year. Time in cultivation: 10 years

Dense groundcover with upright leaves, 30mm x 3m in diameter, flowers large, burgundy brown, slightly bulbous, 25-30mm. Flowering period: Spring to autumn and intermittent throughout the year Leaves - upright, dull grey green Comparators: Thought to be a Eremophila biserrata hybrid. Eremophila biserrata is a ground hugging prostrate plant with dark green serrated leaves which grow closely together along the stems of the plant. The corolla is yellow-green with purple strip along the top of the tube. Flowering time is from late spring to mid-summer.

Dense groundcover with upright leaves, 30mm x 3m in diameter, flowers large, burgundy brown, slightly bulbous, 25-30mm. Flowering period: Spring to autumn and intermittent throughout the year Leaves - upright, dull grey green Comparators: Thought to be a Eremophila biserrata hybrid. Eremophila biserrata is a ground hugging prostrate plant with dark green serrated leaves which grow closely together along the stems of the plant. The corolla is yellow-green with purple strip along the top of the tube. Flowering time is from late spring to mid-summer.

Habit: This cultivar is a moderately dense, lowspreading perennial, 20cm tall by up to 75cm wide. Leaves: Dark Green and deeply divided and lobed, and up to 4cm long by 2cm wide. The lobes have rounded apices. Flowers: The ray florets are mauve in colour while the disk florets are yellow. The diameter of the flowerhead is ca. 4cm. The flowers are found all year round where tested in Queensland, with flower during the winter months being larger than during other seasons of the year. Flowering stems are erect and up to 15cm long. Diagnosis: Brachyscome angustifolia var. heterophylla: Habit: Prostrate to ascending perennial 10-30cm tall, spreading by means of rhizomes. Leaves: Light green, lobed, 3-5cm long by 2cm wide but variable. Leaves are clustered at the base of stems decreasing in size higher on the stems. The lobe apices are moderately pointed. Flowers: Ray florets blue, pink or mauve. Disk florets yellow. Flower head diameter 1.5-2cm. Flowering intermittent but more profuse in Autumn. Flowers are terminal on short leafless stalks. Brachyscome segmentosa: Habit: Robust perennial 30-40cm tall by30-40cm wide with self-layering habit. Leaves: Bright green, lobed 3-7cm long by 1-2cm wide. Lobes deep and subdivided at apex. Leaves form rosette and are scattered up the stems. Flowers: Ray florets white, disc florets yellow. Corolla diameter 2.5-4cm. Flowers found intermittently all year in cultivation. Flowers terminal on scapes 20cm tall. The leaves are intermediate between the suspected parent species. Brachsycome 'Valencia' leaves are larger than those of B. segmentosa.

A large shrub up to 4m(H) x 2m(w) with small shiny leaves and pink new growth. Has white flowers in early Summer which are followed by reddish edible fruits.

Clump-forming, evergreen perennial which grows to 0.4m(h) x 0.5m(w) with strappy, grey-green leaves and blue to purple-blue and yellow flowers in Summer.

Open shrub, 5m (h) x 2m (w) Flowers: Dark purple, 35mm x 10mm, from Aug-Oct Foliage colour: mid green Comparators: Eremophila bignoniiflora, E. viscida Reasons for distinctiveness: Thought to be a hybrid between Eremophila bignoniiflora and E. viscida. Eremophila bignoniiflora ‘Meringur Midnight’ has been selected for its large dark purple flowers and is a more compact shrub than other forms of Eremophila bignoniiflora.