Wet Forest EVC – Shrubs

Myrsine howittiana – Muttonwood, shrub with glossy green leaves that are rounded at the tips.

Acacia verniciflua – Varnish Wattle – Leaves (Phyllodes) have a glossy shine, Widespread medium sized Wattle.

Acacia verticillata – Prickly Moses

Bedfordia arborescens – Blanket Leaf, Distinctive shrub/small tree, easily recognised by the woolly underside of the large leaves.

Bedfordia arborescens – Blanket Leaf – woolly underside of the leaves.

Bedfordia arborescens – Blanket Leaf

Cassinia aculeata – Common Cassinia – Has shorter and narrower leaves compared to Shiny Cassinia

Cassinia longifolia – Shiny Cassinia

Cassinia trinerva – Three Veined Cassinia, showing the 3-veins on the back of the leaf from which the species gets its name.

Cassinia trinerva – Three Veined Cassinia, Cassinia species that you can easily pick by the three veins on the underside of the leaf.

Coprosma hirtella – Rough Coprosma, has larger glossy green leaves than Prickly Coprosma with a notch at the leaf apex.

Coprosma quadrifida – Prickly Coprosma, has small red berries along with small green leaves and short spikes.

Correa lawrenceana – Mountain Correa

Goodenia ovata – Hop Goodenia

Goodenia ovata – Hop Goodenia – Shrub with soft green stems and small yellow flowers.

Goodia lotifolia – Golden Tip, shrub with small rounded leaves and yellow flowers.

Gynatrix pulchella – Hemp-bush – Large heart shaped leaves make this easy to pick out, occurs in wet gullies.

Hedycarya angusifolia – Austral Mulberry, Showing its glossy green leaves.

Hedycarya angusifolia – Austral Mulberry, Glossy green leaves with a paler green underside.

Lomatia fraseri – Tree Lomatia

Olearia argophylla – Musk Daisy Bush

Olearia argophylla – Musk daisy-bush, large toothed leaves green on the top and whitish on the underside (pictured).

Olearia lirata – Snowy Daisy Bush

Olearia lirata – Snowy Daisy Bush

Olearia phlogopappa – Dusty daisy-bush

Ozothamnus ferrugineus – Tree Everlasting

Ozothamnus ferrugineus – Tree Everlasting, similar looking leaves to the cassinia species, can be confusing.

Pimelea axiflora – Bootlace Bush – Small shrub with flowers that originate from the base of the leaves (axils)

Pittosporum bicolor – Banyalla – Showing the white underside of the leaves.

Pittosporum bicolor – Banyalla – Small narrow glossy leaves on this small tree are whitish underneath hence its species name bi-color

Pittosporum undulatum – Sweet-pittosporum

Polyscias sambucifolia – Elderberry Panax – This one can be tricky to identify has, several different variations in the shape of its leaves.

Pomaderris aspera – Hazel Pomaderris, Attaractive plant with distinctive dark green wrinkled leaves.

Damp Forest Species

Acacia dealbata – Silver Wattle

Acacia melanoxylon – Blackwood

Acacia verniflicua – Varnish Wattle

Acacia verticillata – Prickly Moses

Bedfordia arborescens – Blanket Leaf

Billarderia mutabilis – Common Apple Berry

Cassinia aculeata – Common Cassinia

Cassinia longifolia – Shiny Cassinia

Coprosma quadrifida – Prickly Currant Bush

Eucalyptus Cypellocarpa – Mountain Grey Gum has distinctive ridged buds and is important food tree for Koala’s

Eucalyptus Cypellocarpa – Mountain Grey Gum – Showing its extra large adult leaves.

Eucalyptus Cypellocarpa – Mountain Grey Gum

Eucalyptus globulus – Blue Gum – Young sapling with distinctive blue foliage.

Eucalyptyus obliqua – Messmate

Eucalyptyus obliqua – Messmate (Leaf showing oblique base)

Gahnia sieberiana – Red fruit saw sedge

Goodenia ovata – Hop Goodenia

Lomandra longifolia – Spiny Mat Rush

Olearia lirata – Snowy Daisy Bush

Olearia phlogopappa – Dusty daisy bush

Ozothamnus ferrugineus – Tree everlasting

Ozothamnus ferrugineus – Tree everlasting

Pandorea pandorana – Wonga vine

Pomaderris aspera – Hazel Pomaderris

Pterdium esculentum – Austral Bracken

Sambuccus gaudichaudiana – White elderberry

Senecio minimus – Shrubby groundsel

Senecio pinnatifolius – Variable groundsel