2008/0169 Response to information request - 71 Seaview Tce Sunshine Beach · 132008.169

                            INDICATIVE GARDEN SPECIES LIST
                                                                                                                              ZONE 1                            HIGHSIDE
                                                                                                                                             (Domestic Gardens)
Botanical Name                  Common Name               Form   Family             Abundance
                                                                                                Species List
Acmena hemilampre               Cherry Satinash           T      MYRTACEAE              L

Austromyrtus dulcis             Midyim Berry              G      MYRTACEAE              M
                                                                                                Species used in this area will provided based on coastal garden theme. The building will offer significant protection of
                                                                                                plant species from the prevailing and salt laden coastal winds. Native plants typically found in coastal hind dunes and
Banksia "Coastal Cushion'       Dwarf Banksia             SH     PROTEACEAE             L       swale situations can be utilised in conjunction with other frontline coastal species.
Banksia integrifolia            Coastal Banksia           ST     PROTEACEAE             L
                                                                                                Batters requiring rapid soil stabilisation can be mulched and planted with the fast growing and sand stabilising lpomoea
Banksia plagiocarpa             Hinchinbrook Banksia      ST     PROTEACEAE             L
                                                                                                pes-caprae (Goat's Foot Convolvulus). This groundcover I vine can then be progressively replaced with other desired
Carpobrotus glaucescens         Pig Face                  G      AIZOACEAE              M       native species. Detailed design will consider bushfire requirements such as avoiding placement of plants directly against
Chrysocephalum apiculatum       Yellow Buttons            H      ASTERACEAE             M       windows.

Cnnum penduncluatum             Swamp Lilly               H      AMARYLLIDACEAE         M

Cupaniopsis anacardiodes        Tuckeroo                  T      SAPINDACEAE            L       Performance Criteria at establishment
Dianella congests               Coastal Flax Lilly        G      PHORMIACEAE            H
                                                                                                •A minimum of 95% of species numbers are of locally endemic species and are of local provenance.
Eleaocarpus obovatus (E)        Hard Quandong             T      MYRTACEAE              L

Hibbertia scandens              Guinea Flower             V      DILLENIACEAE           M

Ipomoea pes-caprae              Gota's Foot Convolvulus   V      CONVOLVULACEAE         M

Jagera psuedohus                Foambark Tree             T      SAPINDACEAE            L

Lomandra longifoila (E)         Matt Rush                 H      XANTHORRHOEACEAE       M

Myoporum ellipticum             Coastal Myoporum          G      MYOPORACEAE            L

Pandanus pendunculatus          Screw Pine                ST     PANDANACEAE            M

Petalostigma pubescens          Hairy Quinnine Berry      SH     EUPHORBIACEAE          L                                                    Rehabilitation
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Phebalium 'woombye'             Pink Phebalium            SH     RUTACEAE               M

Polyscias elegans               Celery Wood               ST     ARALIACEAE             L

Ricinocarpus pinifolius         Prostrate Wedding Bush    SH     EUPHORBIACEAE          M




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