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Plants of a Grey Box Woodland Photo: J. J. Smith Photo: J. J. Smith Kangaroo thorn Large-leaf eutaxia Acacia paradoxa Eutaxia diffusa Bushy shrub, small oblong-shaped leaves, sharp spines at the base of leaves, flowers winter and spring Twiggy shrub less than 1 metre, tiny blue-green leaves in pairs along stem, orange flower with red stripes in spring AP Shrub Layer Illustrations marked ‘AP’ reproduced with kind permission of the author Ann Prescott from the book ‘It’s Blue with Five Petals’. Other images courtesy of Neville Bonney author of ‘What Seed is That?’ featuring illustrations by artist Anne Miles. Schools located within the Adelaide & Mount Lofty Ranges NRM Board area are permitted to copy a small number of this document for educational purposes only. Copyright 2003. Under no circumstances are copies to be sold for profit. Photo: J. J. Smith Photo: J. J. Smith Photo: J. J. Smith Native lilac Native scurf-pea Sticky boobialla Hardenbergia violacea Cullen australasicum Myoporum viscosum Bushy climbing shrub, purple flowers winter to spring Erect shrub up to 2 metres, leaflets in groups of three, blue or purple flowers grouped along spikes for most of the year Spreading shrub, dark green, sticky leaves with tiny teeth along edges, small white flowers in winter and spring Photo: J. J. Smith AP Photo: J. J. Smith AP AP Photo: J. J. Smith Twiggy bush-pea Twiggy daisy-bush Wreath wattle Pultenaea largiflorens Olearia ramulosa Acacia acinacea Paddle-shaped leaves grouped in threes, bright red and orange flowers in winter and spring Shrub with many small branches, soft foliage, leaves green on top and white below, small white daisies almost hidden by leaves Small spreading shrub, small round leaves, curly seed pods, flowers late autumn to early spring AP
