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Anigozanthos flavidus Kangaroo Paw Hardy clumping plant with green strap leaves and tall flower spikes. Seed grown, flower colour is variable and may be red, orange, yellow or green. 1-1.5mx1.5m. Attracts small honeyeaters. Well drained, sunny sites. |
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Callistemon viminalis ‘Little John’ Rounded, bushy shrub with dense, blue-grey foliage. Dark red brushes in spring-autumn are bird attracting. 0.6-1mx1-1.5m. Good container plant. Well drained to wet soil in a sunny to lightly shaded site. Prune lightly after flowering. |
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Calothamnus villosus Silky Net-Bush Dwarf Form: Low, compact shrub with soft, hairy foliage and red brushes in spring-summer. Bird attracting. 1mx1m. Well drained, sunny sites or in a pot. |
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Correa decumbens Correa Low, dense shrub with narrow red and green bells in spring-summer. 1-1.5mx1-2m. Bird attracting. Well drained, dry and coastal, sunny and lightly shaded sites. |
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Correa manii Correa Small, compact shrub with glossy, dark green foliage. Vivid red tubular bells in winter-spring. 0.8-1.5mx1.5-2m. Loved by small honeyeaters. Well drained, dry and coastal, sunny to lightly shaded sites. Prune regularly. |
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Correa ‘Marian’s Marvel’ Spreading shrub with glossy foliage and pink and cream tubular bells in winter-spring. 1-1.5mx1-1.5m. Attracts birds. Hardy and adaptable in most well drained sites. Tolerates light shade. Prune regularly to maintain bushiness. |
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 | Correa pulchella ‘Pink Mist’ Low, dense shrub with pink bells. 0.6mx1m. Bird attracting. Well drained, dry, sunny to partly shaded sites. |
 | Correa redex Correa Dense, upright shrub with small, round, glossy leaves. Bright red bells throughout the year. 1mx1m. Attracts honeyeaters. Well drained, sunny to lightly shaded sites. |
 | Correa reflexa Correa Various forms, including those with large red and green bi-coloured bells. 1-1.5mx1-2m. Bird attracting. Well drained and dry, sunny to lightly shaded sites. |