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more front than myer - planting the front garden

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acacia cognata limelight
i like this plant, it reminds me of flowing clouds - a faux japanese effect with an australian plant
A very beautiful weeping dwarf native. The Limelight is very hardy, ornamental and has bright green foliage that weeps down gracefully and reaches approx 1m tall by 1m wide. Limelight bears masses of attractive yellow wattle flowers over all the braches in late winter-spring. Great for garden beds, small gardens, patios and pots. Fertilise with native osmocote each spring and autumn.

Allocasuarina verticillata dwarf 'Noodles'

ooh how cute

0.5 to 1 m high x 0.5 m wide Noodles is a low growing form of Allocasuarina verticillata with grey/ green wiry foliage and makes an interesting addition to the garden.

Lomandra affinis cylindrica 'Lomandra affinis cylindrica'
0.4 m high x 0.50 m wide This Lomandra species has been identified as being closest botanically to cylindrica. Lomandra affinis cylindrica has a small fine lime leaf with weeping foliage, and is a tufted grass like plant. Scented yellow flowers occur in summer.

Microlaena stipoides
Common grass found on clay soils. Prefers sheltered areas in woodlands. Found on the Cumberland Plain near creek flats and grasslands.