Australian Cultivar Registration Authority

Medium compact shrub with aromatic leaves and with white flower heads. Comparitor: Ozothamnus diosmifolius ‘Redlands Sandra’ Diagnosis: Ozothamnus diosmifolius 'Springtime White' is a rounded medium to broad dense shrub with dark green leaves. The terminal inflorescence is rounded and dense (capitula >200) and shape is broad ovate with time of flowering - medium. Ozothamnus diosmifolius ‘Redlands Sandra’ is an upright narrow medium density shrub with light green leaves. The terminal inflorescence is flattened with medium density (capitula 100-200) and shape is narrow to ovate with time of flowering - late.(Source information from PBR detailed description)

Upright small shrub with aromatic leaves and terminal white buds flower heads which develop in Winter.

Ozothamnus 'Silver Jubilee is a dense shrub that grows to 1.5m tall by 0.6m wide. The foliage is silver-grey. The flower buds are pink, opening to white flowers. Flowers are found from October to December. Diagnosis: The silver foliage is the main distinguishing feature of this cultivar.

Note: Originally Pandorea jasminoides 'Snow Storm' This cultivar has an irregular venation on the leaves. In some cases complete leaflets can be variegated while in other cases the variegation can be smallish areas on the margins of the leaflets. Other features of the plant are the same as P. jasminoides. Diagnosis: Pandorea 'Charisma' is distinguished from the normal form of Pandorea jasminoides because of the leaf variegation.

Climber 2-3m(H) x 0.3-0.4m(w) with white flowers or can be grown as shrub.

Upright shrub to light climber 1.3m(h) x 3m(w) with large white 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.

This cultivar is a dwarf form of Ceratopetalum gummiferum. It is a small,dense shrub ca. 1m tall x 1m wide. The white flowers appear between October and January and as they die off, the calyx of each flower turns red. DIAGNOSIS: As for C. gummiferum except for its dwarf habit (1m x 1m).

This cultivar grows to 1m tall by 1m wide. The flower colour is gold and the flowering season is from December to April. The flowers are 30mm long by 7mm wide. Diagnosis: The distinguishing feature of this cultivar is the gold colour of the flowers.

The habit of this cultivar is similar to normal Chamelaucium uncinatum. The flowers are a pink mauve on opening fading to a very pale pink. Diagnosis: A very robust shrub with a large number of the flowers borne on the branch terminals. This cultivar was bred with the cut flower market in mind and the first crop attained a 4.5kg cutting. This crop rate was achieved at Bundara Nursery. The cultivar may be distinguished from other similar colour forms of C. uncinatum by the heavier crop of flowers.