This shrub to 4 m high is a declared noxious weed in SA, WA, and parts of NSW, VIC and Tasmania.
It has bright yellow peatype flowers that persist over summer.
HOW IT SPREADS
This small evergreen shrub to 1.5 m high is grown for its showy pendant clusters of orange tubular flowers which appear from spring to late autumn along its wiry rush like stems. Its pendulous habit makes it ideal for hanging baskets, decorative tubs and spilling over a wall. Ideal in full-sun to part-shade.
A hardy, Australian native evergreen shrub that grows to 2 m high by 3 m wide. Pendant spider-like flower clusters of red, yellow, orange or pink are borne in spring through to summer. The flowers attract honey eating birds and other marsupials. This drought hardy species will grow in full-sun to semi-shade in a wide range of soil types.
Native evergreen shrubs ranging in size from prostrate to medium in size and form. Most Correas flower from winter to spring and are favourites of nectar-seeking birds. Some have bell-shaped flowers while others are tubular with protruding stamens. Most Correas are drought and frost hardy. They require well-drained soil and prefer full-sun. Some species flower in semi shade.
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