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Small Shrubs (32)
Medium Woodland Trees (42)
Medium Wetland Trees (18)
Medium Shrubs (36)
Large Shrubs (33)
Ground Covers (21)
Climbers, creepers, vines (13)
Ground Covers

Bush Tomato (Solanum beaugleholei)
The Bush Tomato is closely related to the typical garden tomato, both being members of the Solanum family. It is a fast growing shrub that fruits prolifically the year after fire or good rains. This variety is NOT edible detail >>

(Acacia adoxa)
Dark green tiny phyllodes in whorls, yellow ball flowers, sticky pods, common around Broome and also the Pilbara and Kimberley detail >>

(Acacia hilliana)
Spreading flat topped shrub, narrow phyllodes,cylindrical yellow flowers and very sticky seed pods. Occurs south of Broome and into the Pilbara detail >>

(Acacia hippuroides)
Lime green shrub, fine hairy phyllodes in whorls, yellow ball flowers, sticky seed pods, found north of Broome detail >>

(Crotalaria retusa)
Yellow pea flowers detail >>

New Holland Rattlepod (Crotalaria novae-hollandiae)
Long racemes of yellow pea flowers, dense bush with oval shaped leaves and 2 to 3 cm long rattlepods detail >>

Ruby Saltbush (Enchylaena tomentosa)
Small, spreading succulent, small sweet red berries found acoss most of the dryer Western Australia detail >>

Poison Morning Glory (Ipomoea muelleri)
Spreading creeper, dark green heart shaped leaves, purple flowers oftenseen on roadsides in the West Kimberley and Pilbara. detail >>

(Polycarpaea longifolia)
Red flowering annual herb on single stems. This herb is like everlastings, and is common around Derby detail >>

Pink Mulla-mulla (Ptilotus exaltatus)
Showy pink multi-headed lamb-tail like flowers, prodigious in areas of the Kimberley and Pilbara detail >>

Featherheads (Ptilotus macrocephalus)
Mulla-mulla with large feathery topped green flower heads found in the Pilbara detail >>

Weeping Mulla-mulla (Ptilotus calostachyus)
Creamy, thin lamb tail like flower heads on long thin weeping stems from the southern Kimberley and Pilbara detail >>

Ashburton Pea (Swainsona maccullochianus)
Racemes of purple peas, small brown pods when ripe, found in the Pilbara detail >>

Gomphrena (Gomphrena flaccida)
Erect annual with linear leaves, pink flowers in dense terminal spikes. detail >>

Lantern Flower (Abutilon indicum)
Low shrub with spikes of small yellow flowers, Pilbara detail >>

Native grasses (herbal grasses)
Many native grasses are used as herbs for medicinal purposes or with cooking or making strings and bags. detail >>

(Solanum cunninghamii)
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(Polycarpaea corymbosa)
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(Newcastelia spodiotricha)
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(Solanum sturtianum)
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(Solanum diversifolia)
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