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GROUND COVER PLANTS THAT ARE HARD TO BURN INCLUDE:

 

 

Ajuga reptans

Atriplex spp.

Carpobrotus spp.
Coprosma ‘kirkii’
Delosperma ‘alba’
Drosanthemum floribundum
Gazania spp.

Hedera spp.

Heliaxthemum spp. c
Kennedia spp.

Kochia spp.

Lampranthus multiradiatus
Myoporum parvifolium
Portulacaria spp.
Pelargonium spp.
Rhadgodia spp.
Rosmarinus officinalis prostatus
Rosemary (prostrate form)
Santolina spp.

Verbena peruviana

Vinca spp.

 

Bugle
Saltbush
Pigface

Gazanias

Clinging types of ivy
Sunroses

Coral Peas
Bluebushes
Noonflower
Creeping Myoporum
Jade Plants
Pelargoniums
Saltbush

Stonecrops

Periwinkles

 

 

Note: the above information was supplied as a guide to non fire prone
vegetation species, local endemic species should be used in preference to non
endemic species: local Councils may be able to assist with a list of appropriate

species.

Prepared by; BushfireSafe Services 67} 38209992

Bushfire Hazard Report: Proposed Tourist Facility, Lot 89. Black Mountain Road, Black

Mountain in SP158854,

 

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