Australian native plants we grow in our garden Photo Gallery by Yvonne at pbase.com

Australian native plants we grow in our garden

We have a property of 11 acres (4 hectares) and have planted 100's of trees, shrubs which are often indigenous to our area.. my husband Dick grows natives for "Trees for Life"

Mainly alphabetically listed if you scroll down.

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Blue Wildflower	Pandora Vine - Ruby Bell	Alyogyne, lilac hibiscus 2	Alyogyne, lilac.hibiscus	Fungi found growing in our garden	Various Eucalyptus blossoms.	Melaleuca decussata.
Native Frangipani	Acacia baileyana	Acacia baileyana	Acacia baileyana	Acacia Iteaphylla	Acacia melanoxylon	Acacia Melanoxylon seedpods.
Acacia vestita	Acacia vestita pods	Allocasuarina torulosa	Alyogyne 'West Coast Gem'	Australian summer colour.	Baeckea.	Banksia
Banksia	Banksia	Banksia	Banksia	Banksia - silver backs of leaves.	Banksia cone	Banksia ericafolia
Banksia ericafolia	Banksia marginata	Banksia seed cone.	Banksia.	Bark of the Peppermint Gum	Blue skies...melaleuca linariifolia	Brachycome iberidifolia .
Bush garden near front gate	Callistemon	Callistemon rigidus	Callistemon viminalis 'Captain Cook'.	Calothamnus villlosus.	Chorizema cordatum	Cootamundra wattle
Copse of native trees and shrubs.	Correa glabra var. turnbulii	Correa alba.	Correa baeuerlenii	Correa glabra var turnbullii	Correa pulchella	Correa pulchella variant.
Corymbia citriodora	Crowea Exalata Prostrate.	Crowea Exalata prostrate.	Darwinia citriodora	Darwinia Meeboldii grafted	Dryandra formosa	Dryandra formosa
Dryandra formosa...	E. Leucoxylon	Edible fungi.	Epacris longiflora.	Erica Melanthera 'Surprise'	Euc. melliodora	Euc. citriodora & cockatoo
Eucalyptus	Eucalyptus & Grevillea Robusta	Eucalyptus & Grevillea Robusta	Eucalyptus and ceder	Eucalyptus citriodora - trunks.	Eucalyptus citriodora.	Eucalyptus leucoxylon - ancient
Eucalyptus leucoxylon by our front gate	Eucalyptus leucoxylon spp leucoxylon.	Eucalyptus leucoxylon spp leucoxylon.	Eucalyptus sideroxylon	Grevillea - pink	Grevillea alpina	Grevillea and peppermint gum.
Grevillea olivacea	Grevillea olivacea	Grevillea Robusta	Grevillea robusta	Grevillea sericea.	Grevillea sericea.	Grevillea stenomera
Grevillea stenomera.	Grevillea, Ash and Allocasuarina torulosa.	Grevillea.	Gumnuts	Gumnuts	Gumnuts.	Hakea
Hakea Laurina	Hakea Laurina	Hakea Laurina.	Hakea orthorrhyncha	Hakea prostrata	Hakea prostrata	Hakea prostrata - long shot

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victorswan		11-Mar-2017 14:04
Wow Yvonne a Excellent gallery You must be happy with such beautiful flowers in your garden BV

Philip Game		09-Apr-2016 12:05
A beautiful compilation, Yvonne. A great introduction for our overseas friends, too, to the often subtle charms of our Australian flora. V

frank_1112		06-Apr-2016 06:44
GREAT GALLERY!!

Guest		03-Apr-2016 06:08
An impressive gallery, Yvonne.

Jeff Real		02-Apr-2016 13:55
This is a stunning collection. I am filled with appreciation of all that you have done here ~V~

Zeeby		27-Aug-2013 08:04
This gallery is wonderful! BV

gardener		27-Jul-2012 01:28
Thanks for displaying you excellent nature pictures. Australia has the most exotic flora so different from ours, Peter

marita toftgard		04-Sep-2006 00:45
congrats to that amazing property.. so filled with fascinating plants and trees!!! gmv marita

Ulla Kruys		08-Jun-2006 18:31
A really terrific gallery of fascinating plants. Voted

Kate		25-Mar-2005 03:18
Yvonne, What a wonderful collection you have gathered and grown...so fascinating to the eyes of one from the northern USA! Thanks for sharing.

petesie		11-Sep-2004 03:51
Your images are so wonderful and it is so great to be able to see the natives of another country. What a awesome collection you have.

Guest		19-Aug-2004 01:30
These photo are great, love the colors. Thanks for sharing.

ira moore		03-Aug-2004 15:17
can't get enough of your Banksia's and Dyandra's..... too bad they don't grow here and we have to satisfy ourselves with Roses and Lavatera's.... The only thing you DON"T have in our weak, low northern light.... wouldn't that be a wonderful combination???

ira moore		28-Jul-2004 16:23
dear yvonne, these are AMAZING plants and flowers... nothing like we have here up north.... and extremely colorful... i'm envious of you. ira moore

Venancia Hopkins		31-Jan-2004 19:25
Your garden is absolutely gorgeous, I really love roses and you have some of the prettiest I have seen on the internet.

Eldar Kadymov		29-Dec-2003 04:04
Thanks for sharing , I never thouhgt that Australian flora was so glaumorous !

Jessica		19-Sep-2003 22:32
Yvonne, Excellent gallery !!!!! Great photos. I live on 2 and 1/2 acres in North Queensland and am looking at planting a huge amount of natives. I entered your site to try and get a general picture of what these magnificant shubs and trees look like. Although I did fall short when I notice you have the species name of the shrubs and trees. It would be good if you could also note the common names for those of us who are just starting out in the gardening world. But once again you have a great gallery and obviously get great pleasure out of your property. Thank you for sharing you wonderful gardens. Jess

Olivia		10-Sep-2003 07:05
That was fantastic! Excellent work . Your property must be stunning!

Esme		03-Sep-2003 10:50
Yvonne, your property sounds gorgeous! and your photoes are lovely. Esme

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