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CONTENTS
0 Landscape Concept
Context 4-5
Context Plan 1:3000 6-7
Design Precedence 8-9
Context Plan 1:500 10 -11
1 Landscape Concept Site Plan
Site Plan 12-13
Materials Master Palette 14-15
Perspective 16-17
2 Landscape Concept Plan
Site 18-19
Ground Floor 20-21
First Floor 22-23
3 Landscape Concept Materials Palettes
Frontage & Entry 24-25
Pool Deck and Park Frontage 26-27
Side Access and Surrounds 28-29
4 Suggested Species lists
Master 30-31
Predominant Species 32
Pool Gardens 33
Sides and Surrounds 34
Edible Species Throughout The Gardens 35
5 Landscape Concept Perspectives 36-79
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CLIMATIC DATA
TEMPERATURE
CONTEXT Mean maximum C January 27.6
The proposed architecturally designed residence and associated gardens sit on a five hundred and fifty six metre lot. The Architectural design shows a Mean minimum C July 10.8
consideration for and the integration of landscaped livable spaces within and extending from the proposed residence. Annual mean maximum C 23.8
Annual mean minimum C 16.5
Having such a close connection to Noosa River and numerous significant landmarks, the residence and its proposed architecture design has the RAINFALL
opportunity to embrace its natural surrounds for design inspiration and to help create a local natural environment to live in, experience and relax. Mean maximum (mm) February 202.4
Mean minimum (mm) June 102.4
The site posses’s much opportunity in its location as well as it’s climatic conditions. There is also great opportunity to involve a strong native green and Annual rainfall (mm) 1563.1
textural palette to surround the proposed residence. The sites surrounding native vegetation and natural surroundings offer inspiration for a natural
WIND
palette to evolve. Mean maximum (9am) January 18.8kmh/h - SE
Mean minimum (9am) July 16.7km/h - SW
Mean maximum (3am) November 26.6km/h - ENE
Mean minimum (3am) June 19.2km/h - SE
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Context
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VISION
The arrival is subtle and natural, the materials are local and hold a connection to the place. The gardens are influenced by the surroundings as the sculptural planting and forms lead the
experience through into the landscape. Taking from the natural surrounds the residences is tied to the place through the vegetation, the natural materials and the local wildlife it attracts.
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Landscape Vision
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1. Gympie Terrace.
15 15 15 2. Pedestrian entry path.
8 8 23 3. Driveway garden.
4. Existing driveway.
9 12 22 5. Proposed crazy pave driveway.
6. Entry garden and pond.
19 7. Proposed River House.
11 8. Lush buffer garden.
9. Tropical ground planter.
5 10. Internal garden and hot tub.
11. Feature dry court.
1 3 12. Outdoor herb garden.
7 19 17 20 24 25 13. Natural pebble side access .
14. Native boundary screening garden.
21 15. Informal stepper side access.
10 16. Tropical screening garden.
17. Outdoor hot tub.
3 18. Pool deck.
19 19. Feature hanger garden.
20. Outdoor pool.
2 6
13 13 13 21. Native park frontage garden.
18 22. Feature outdoor shower
6 14 14 14 23. Rear access.
24. Existing footpath.
25. Chaplin Park.
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Landscape Concept Master Plan
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MASTER
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Landscape Materials
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1. Gympie Terrace.
2. Council verge with existing footpath and salt and shade tolerant lawn that is mown short and let grown long at edge of boundary
wall. Feature turf gardens hold large Lepidozamia, boulder and Ficinia to soften wall and the volume.
3. Existing concrete driveway.
4. Proposed crazy pave driveway, linking up with existing and leading down to the basement garage.
5. Street entry path, leading through to main entry and shared foyer. Path is shaded by feature sails that are used around the
project.
6. Driveway entry gardens using native groundcovers, shrubs and a feature Banksia on the western end to frame the architecture
and screen the basement entry. Gardens consist of native species including Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, Casurina, and Viola
before transitioning to more lush native ferns closer to the entry.
7. Main entry gardens along the boundary consisting of native species include Lepidozamia, Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and
Casurina with climbers Pandorea, Ipomea and Philodendrons going up sail posts while tropical species of Heliconia and Calathea
3 are sat next the pond as a backdrop. A feature pond sits next to the entry and allows planting to lap waters edge.
8. Proposed River Houses.
9. Feature podium planter hosting a large Banksia with native groundcovers include Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and Casurina.
12 12 12 Hanging species include Pandorea, Ipomea and Philodendrons drape down over the basement entry.
10 10 10 10. Informal stepper shared access path. Steppers are set in native viola to create a natural and softer feel to the space.
11 11 11. Lush, low lying gardens are planted along the shared path and create a softer outlook between the screen and the path at the
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9 19 lower level along thesouth west boundary. Gardens are more fern dominated, with species including Diannella, Casurina, and
20 21 Viola.
12. Lush, tropical boundary screening shrubs include Heliconia and Calathea on the Eastern boundary, while native Gardenia, and
Tukeroo screen the Western boundary. Understory species include Diannella, Tractor Seed, and Casurina with climber include
4 24
Ficus sit underneath as the mid story planting.
28 13. Natural pebble side access path buffered by native gardens that provide a natural outlook from bedrooms. Pebble is ‘nambucca’
variety, with larger feature pebbles and Lepidozamia in front of windows to add points of interest.
14. Native tropical screening garden runs alongside the North West boundary of the proposed residence. Native tropical shrubs
Banksia, Austromyrtus, and Westringia, with feature groundcovers including Casuarina, Dianella, Viola, and Zoysia are sat
6 4 8
underneath creating a natural buffer that screens out the proposed fences. Native climbing species including Pandorea attached
to the fence and become shrub-like on top to create privacy along the boundary edges while providing a lush and natural feel to
the pebble side access path.
1 2 26 25 17 18 23 15. Outdoor hot tub, set in native gardens and pebble to provide a natural feel to the space. Large, organic bluestone steppers
create an informal path from tub to pool deck and to side access path. Climbers include Pandorea, Ipomea and Philodendrons
6 species climb up the sails posts and hang down from the top, creating some screening and separation from hot tub space below.
16. Large, feature Pandanus tree sat in native garden be consisting of Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and Casurina species. Tree
27 provides screening from Chaplin Park, while shading the tub and creating a more natural feel.
17. Lower residence pool deck.
18. Lower residence pool.
6 24 19. Feature ground level planter hosting tropical shrubs includiing Bird Nest Fern, and Lepidozamia, with groundcovers including
Diannella, Casurina, and Viola species underneath. Three organic steppers are sat to allow walking through.
20. Raised garden bed consist of native groundcover including Diannella, Casurina and Viola, with a selection of co-planting
featuring native herbs, screening out the view from the window of the kitchen area at ground level.
5 13
7 13 13 13 21. Proposed outdoor shower area with tropical shrubs include Lepidozamia, and groundcover of Dianella, and Viola alongside.
15 16 22. Rear entry gate, leading up via large organic steppers from public park and pedestrian path. Lower level planting continues from
7 14 14 14 verge gardens, and consists of species include Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and Casurina.
23. Rear native gardens that are lush and are layered to claim more space on the verge, tapering up from turf and unmown Zoysia
grass, to large Banksia shrubs. groundcovers and other shrub species include Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and Casurina.
24. Feature upper level planters, holding groundcovers include Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, Casurina . Hangers including Pandorea,
Ipomoea, and Philodendron species cascade elegantly over the planter, creating a veil on the level below.
25. Upper residence pool.
26. Upper residence pool deck.
27. Upper residence internal garden, holding a hot tub that is sat on a ‘nambucca’ pebble base. three large, organic bluestone
steppers connect the master to living room, while a feature cluster of boulders with Bird Nest and Diannella sits outside the main
window providing a point of interest. Groundcovers including Tractor Seed and Viola sit around the hot tub, making it feel set in
a natural environment.
28. Upper residence dry court using native Lepidozamia as a main feature, with native groundcover including Diannella and Viola
planted underneath, connecting with the study room from the upper level of the residence.
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1. Gympie Terrace.
2. Council verge with existing footpath and salt and shade tolerant lawn that is mown short and let grown long at edge of boundary
wall. Feature turf gardens hold large Lepidozamia, boulder and Ficinia to soften wall and the volume.
3. Existing concrete driveway.
4. Proposed crazy pave driveway, linking up with existing and leading down to the basement garage.
5. Street entry path, leading through to main entry and shared foyer. Path is shaded by feature sails that are used around the
project.
6. Driveway entry gardens using native groundcovers, shrubs and a feature Banksia on the western end to frame the architecture
and screen the basement entry. Gardens consist of native species including Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, Casurina, and Viola
before transitioning to more lush native ferns closer to the entry.
7. Main entry gardens along the boundary consisting of native species include Lepidozamia, Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and
Casurina with climbers Pandorea, Ipomea and Philodendrons going up sail posts while tropical species of Heliconia and Calathea
3 are sat next the pond as a backdrop. A feature pond sits next to the entry and allows planting to lap waters edge.
8. Proposed River Houses.
9. Feature podium planter hosting a large Banksia with native groundcovers include Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and Casurina.
Hanging species include Pandorea, Ipomea and Philodendrons drape down over the basement entry.
10 10 10 10. Informal stepper shared access path. Steppers are set in native viola to create a natural and softer feel to the space.
11 11 11. Lush, low lying gardens are planted along the shared path and create a softer outlook between the screen and the path at the
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9 19 lower level along thesouth west boundary. Gardens are more fern dominated, with species including Diannella, Casurina, and
20 21 Viola.
12. Lush, tropical boundary screening shrubs include Heliconia and Calathea on the Eastern boundary, while native Gardenia, and
Tukeroo screen the Western boundary. Understory species include Diannella, Tractor Seed, and Casurina with climber include
4
Ficus sit underneath as the mid story planting.
28 13. Natural pebble side access path buffered by native gardens that provide a natural outlook from bedrooms. Pebble is ‘nambucca’
variety, with larger feature pebbles and Lepidozamia in front of windows to add points of interest.
14. Native tropical screening garden runs alongside the North West boundary of the proposed residence. Native tropical shrubs
Banksia, Austromyrtus, and Westringia, with feature groundcovers including Casuarina, Dianella, Viola, and Zoysia are sat
6 4 8
underneath creating a natural buffer that screens out the proposed fences. Native climbing species including Pandorea attached
to the fence and become shrub-like on top to create privacy along the boundary edges while providing a lush and natural feel to
the pebble side access path.
1 2 17 18 23 15. Outdoor hot tub, set in native gardens and pebble to provide a natural feel to the space. Large, organic bluestone steppers
create an informal path from tub to pool deck and to side access path. Climbers include Pandorea, Ipomea and Philodendrons
6 species climb up the sails posts and hang down from the top, creating some screening and separation from hot tub space below.
16. Large, feature Pandanus tree sat in native garden be consisting of Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and Casurina species. Tree
provides screening from Chaplin Park, while shading the tub and creating a more natural feel.
17. Lower residence pool deck.
18. Lower residence pool.
6 19. Feature ground level planter hosting tropical shrubs includiing Bird Nest Fern, and Lepidozamia, with groundcovers including
Diannella, Casurina, and Viola species underneath. Three organic steppers are sat to allow walking through.
20. Raised garden bed consist of native groundcover including Diannella, Casurina and Viola, with a selection of co-planting
featuring native herbs, screening out the view from the window of the kitchen area at ground level.
5 13
7 13 13 13 21. Proposed outdoor shower area with tropical shrubs include Lepidozamia, and groundcover of Dianella, and Viola alongside.
15 16 22. Rear entry gate, leading up via large organic steppers from public park and pedestrian path. Lower level planting continues from
7 14 14 14 verge gardens, and consists of species include Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and Casurina.
23. Rear native gardens that are lush and are layered to claim more space on the verge, tapering up from turf and unmown Zoysia
grass, to large Banksia shrubs. groundcovers and other shrub species include Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and Casurina.
24. Feature upper level planters, holding groundcovers include Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, Casurina . Hangers including Pandorea,
Ipomoea, and Philodendron species cascade elegantly over the planter, creating a veil on the level below.
25. Upper residence pool.
26. Upper residence pool deck.
27. Upper residence internal garden, holding a hot tub that is sat on a ‘nambucca’ pebble base. three large, organic bluestone
steppers connect the master to living room, while a feature cluster of boulders with Bird Nest and Diannella sits outside the main
window providing a point of interest. Groundcovers including Tractor Seed and Viola sit around the hot tub, making it feel set in
a natural environment.
28. Upper residence dry court using native Lepidozamia as a main feature, with native groundcover including Diannella and Viola
planted underneath, connecting with the study room from the upper level of the residence.
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1. Gympie Terrace.
2. Council verge with existing footpath and salt and shade tolerant lawn that is mown short and let grown long at edge of boundary
wall. Feature turf gardens hold large Lepidozamia, boulder and Ficinia to soften wall and the volume.
3. Existing concrete driveway.
4. Proposed crazy pave driveway, linking up with existing and leading down to the basement garage.
5. Street entry path, leading through to main entry and shared foyer. Path is shaded by feature sails that are used around the
project.
6. Driveway entry gardens using native groundcovers, shrubs and a feature Banksia on the western end to frame the architecture
and screen the basement entry. Gardens consist of native species including Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, Casurina, and Viola
before transitioning to more lush native ferns closer to the entry.
7. Main entry gardens along the boundary consisting of native species include Lepidozamia, Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and
Casurina with climbers Pandorea, Ipomea and Philodendrons going up sail posts while tropical species of Heliconia and Calathea
3 are sat next the pond as a backdrop. A feature pond sits next to the entry and allows planting to lap waters edge.
8. Proposed River Houses.
9. Feature podium planter hosting a large Banksia with native groundcovers include Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and Casurina.
12 12 12 Hanging species include Pandorea, Ipomea and Philodendrons drape down over the basement entry.
10 10 10 10. Informal stepper shared access path. Steppers are set in native viola to create a natural and softer feel to the space.
11 11 11. Lush, low lying gardens are planted along the shared path and create a softer outlook between the screen and the path at the
22
9 19 lower level along thesouth west boundary. Gardens are more fern dominated, with species including Diannella, Casurina, and
20 21 Viola.
12. Lush, tropical boundary screening shrubs include Heliconia and Calathea on the Eastern boundary, while native Gardenia, and
Tukeroo screen the Western boundary. Understory species include Diannella, Tractor Seed, and Casurina with climber include
24
Ficus sit underneath as the mid story planting.
28 13. Natural pebble side access path buffered by native gardens that provide a natural outlook from bedrooms. Pebble is ‘nambucca’
variety, with larger feature pebbles and Lepidozamia in front of windows to add points of interest.
14. Native tropical screening garden runs alongside the North West boundary of the proposed residence. Native tropical shrubs
Banksia, Austromyrtus, and Westringia, with feature groundcovers including Casuarina, Dianella, Viola, and Zoysia are sat
6 4 8
underneath creating a natural buffer that screens out the proposed fences. Native climbing species including Pandorea attached
to the fence and become shrub-like on top to create privacy along the boundary edges while providing a lush and natural feel to
the pebble side access path.
1 2 25 17 18 23 15. Outdoor hot tub, set in native gardens and pebble to provide a natural feel to the space. Large, organic bluestone steppers
create an informal path from tub to pool deck and to side access path. Climbers include Pandorea, Ipomea and Philodendrons
6 species climb up the sails posts and hang down from the top, creating some screening and separation from hot tub space below.
16. Large, feature Pandanus tree sat in native garden be consisting of Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and Casurina species. Tree
27 provides screening from Chaplin Park, while shading the tub and creating a more natural feel.
17. Lower residence pool deck.
18. Lower residence pool.
6 24 19. Feature ground level planter hosting tropical shrubs includiing Bird Nest Fern, and Lepidozamia, with groundcovers including
Diannella, Casurina, and Viola species underneath. Three organic steppers are sat to allow walking through.
20. Raised garden bed consist of native groundcover including Diannella, Casurina and Viola, with a selection of co-planting
featuring native herbs, screening out the view from the window of the kitchen area at ground level.
5 13
7 13 13 13 21. Proposed outdoor shower area with tropical shrubs include Lepidozamia, and groundcover of Dianella, and Viola alongside.
15 16 22. Rear entry gate, leading up via large organic steppers from public park and pedestrian path. Lower level planting continues from
7 14 14 14 verge gardens, and consists of species include Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and Casurina.
23. Rear native gardens that are lush and are layered to claim more space on the verge, tapering up from turf and unmown Zoysia
grass, to large Banksia shrubs. groundcovers and other shrub species include Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, and Casurina.
24. Feature upper level planters, holding groundcovers include Westringia, Diannella, Ficinia, Casurina . Hangers including Pandorea,
Ipomoea, and Philodendron species cascade elegantly over the planter, creating a veil on the level below.
25. Upper residence pool.
26. Upper residence pool deck.
27. Upper residence internal garden, holding a hot tub that is sat on a ‘nambucca’ pebble base. three large, organic bluestone
steppers connect the master to living room, while a feature cluster of boulders with Bird Nest and Diannella sits outside the main
window providing a point of interest. Groundcovers including Tractor Seed and Viola sit around the hot tub, making it feel set in
a natural environment.
28. Upper residence dry court using native Lepidozamia as a main feature, with native groundcover including Diannella and Viola
planted underneath, connecting with the study room from the upper level of the residence.
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FRONTAGE AND ENTRY
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Landscape Materials
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Landscape Materials
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Landscape Materials
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The planting palettes include endemic flora specifically chosen to promote biodiversity and reinforce sense of place.
The majority of the species types are native and occur within the outer region and have also been selected based upon
their availability within the local nursery industry.
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MASTER
TREES 9. Heliconia bihai ‘var Chocolate Dancer GROUNDCOVERS 28. Carpobrotus glaucescens Pigface** 36. Philodendron scandans Heart Shaped Philodendron
1. Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine** 10. Heliconia bihai ‘var Banana Split 18. Baeckea frutescens Weeping Baekea** 29. Banksia oblongifolia Dwarf Banksia** 37. Hoya australis Wax Vine**
2. Tristaniopsis spp. Laurina Luscious** 11. Hibiscus tiliaceus Cottonwood Hibiscus 19. Baeckea gunniana Alpine Baekea** 38. Pandorea pandorana Wonga Wonga Vine*
3. Randia fitzalanii Native Gardenia* 12. Westringia fruticosa Coastal Rosemary* 20. Isoplepsis nodosa Knobby Matt-Rush* CLIMBERS & HANGERS
4. Banksia integrifolia Coastal Banksia** 13. Lepidozamia hopei Hope’s Lepidozamia** 21. Dianella caerulea Blue Flax Lilly** 30. Spathiphyllum floribundum Peace Lilly ORCHIDS
5. Cupaniopsis anacardioides Tuckeroo** 14. Zamia ferfacea Cardboard Plant 22. Adjuga australis Austral Bugle* 31. Farfugium japonicum Leopard Plant 39. Cattelaya Spp. White Cattelaya Mini Orchid
23. Austromyrtus dulcis Midgen Berry* 32. Casurina glauca Casurina ‘Cousin It’
PALMS FERNS 24 Zoysia tenuifolia No Mow Grass 33. Ficus pumila Climbing Fig * Australian Native
6. Licuala ramsayi Australian Fan Palm** 15. Asplenium bulbiferum Hen and Chicken** 25. Zoysia matrella No Mow Turf 34 Lygodium microphyllum Climbing Maidenhair* ** Locally Endemic
16. Blechnum cartilagineum Gristle Fern** 26. Viola hederacea Native Violet* 35. Ipomea pes-caprae Bayhops
SHRUBS 17. Asplenium australasicum Bird Nest Fern** 27. Scaevola albida Fairy Fan-Flower*
7. Banksia robur Swamp Banksia**
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8. Calathea lutea Cuban Cigar
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11 12 13 14 15 18 23 24 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 24
POOL GARDENS
PREDOMINANT SPECIES
TREES 13. Viola hederacea Native Violet
TREES GROUNDCOVERS 1. Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 14. Zoysia tenuifolia No Mow Grass
1. Randia fitzalanii Native Gardenia* 12. Banksia oblongifolia Dwarf Banksia 2. Banksia integrifolia Coastal Banksia 15. Isoplepsis nodosa Knobby Matt-Rush*
2. Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 13. Isoplepsis nodosa Knobby Matt-Rush 3. Cupaniopsis anacardioides Tuckeroo
3. Banksia integrifolia Coastal Banksia CLIMBERS & HANGERS
4. Cupaniopsis anacardioides Tuckeroo CLIMBERS & HANGERS PALMS 16. Casurina glauca Casurina ‘Cousin It’
5. Banksia robur Swamp Banksia 14. Hoya australis Wax Vine 4. Licuala ramsayi Australian Fan Palm 17. Lygodium microphyllum Climbing Maidenhair
15. Pandorea pandorana Wonga Wonga Vine 18. Ipomea pes-caprae Bayhops
SHRUBS SHRUBS 19. Philodendron scandans Heart Shaped Philodendron
6. Zamia ferfacea Cardboard Plant 5. Calathea lutea Cuban Cigar 20. Hoya australis Wax Vine
7. Lepidozamia hopei Hope’s Lepidozamia. 6. Heliconia bihai ‘var Chocolate Dancer 21. Pandorea pandorana Wonga Wonga Vine
8. Westringia fruticosa Coastal Rosemary 7. Westringia fruticosa Coastal Rosemary
8. Lepidozamia hopei Hope’s Lepidozamia.
FERNS
9. Asplenium australasicum Bird Nest Fern FERNS
10. Asplenium bulbiferum Hen and Chicken 9. Blechnum cartilagineum Gristle Fern
11. Blechnum cartilagineum Gristle Fern
GROUNDCOVERS
10. Dianella caerulea Blue Flax Lilly
11. Adjuga australis Austral Bugle
12. Austromyrtus dulcis Midgen Berry
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SIDES AND SURROUNDS EDIBLE SPECIES USED THROUGHOUT THE GARDENS
TREES GROUNDCOVERS TREES
1. Randia fitzalanii Native Gardenia 10. Austromyrtus dulcis Midgen Berry 1. Citrus Citrus Varieties
2. Cupaniopsis anacardioides Tuckeroo 11. Hibiscus tiliaceus Cottonwood Hibiscus
3. Tristaniopsis spp. Laurina Luscious 12. Isoplepsis nodosa Knobby Matt-Rush HERBS
13. Dianella caerulea Blue Flax Lilly 2. Salvia rosmarinus Rosemary
SHRUBS 14. Viola hederacea Native Violet 3. Thymus vulgaris Thyme
4. Westringia fruticosa Coastal Rosemary 4. Ocimum basilicum Basil
5. Zamia ferfacea Cardboard Plant CLIMBERS & HANGERS 5. Coriandrum sativum Coriander
6. Lepidozamia hopei Hope’s Lepidozamia 15. Casurina glauca Casurina ‘Cousin It’ 6. Anethum graveolens Dill
16. Ficus pumila Climbing Fig 7. Petroselinum crispum Parsley
17. Philodendron scandans Heart Shaped Philodendron 8. Artemisia dracunculus Tarragon
18. Pandorea pandorana Wonga Wonga Vine 9. Origanum vulgare Oregano
FERNS
7. Asplenium australum Birds Nest Fern
8. Asplenium bulbiferum Hen and Chicken
9. Blechnum cartilagineum Gristle Fern
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artist impression only. may not be a true representation of the design.
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Perspectives
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artist impression only. may not be a true representation of the design.
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Perspectives
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artist impression only. may not be a true representation of the design.
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artist impression only. may not be a true representation of the design.
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artist impression only. may not be a true representation of the design.
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artist impression only. may not be a true representation of the design.
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artist impression only. may not be a true representation of the design.
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artist impression only. may not be a true representation of the design.
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