Acacia floribunda - White Sally Wattle / Sally Wattle / Gossamer Wattle

A fast growing, frost hardy, nitrogen fixing small tree or bushy shrub growing 6-8m tall with linear phyllodes to 10cm long and dark bark which often has sap evident as an exudate.  Creamy rod shaped flowers to 4cm long appear from late Winter to early Spring and it is distributed in NSW, QLD and VIC.  This species is very attractive and has a willowy, pendulous appearance and is good as a screen, hedge, for bees, seed is eaten by parrots and sap by sugar gliders.

Eucalyptus major - Queensland Grey Gum

A tree to 20m with mid green leaves and grey patchy bark, shedding an revealing orange-brown underneath.  Flowers are white to cream and appear from mid Summer to mid Autumn.  A good shade tree, bird attracting and Koala food tree.

Leptospermum juniperinum - Prickly Tea Tree

A frost hardy, upright or spreading shrub to 3m with small pointed, prickly leaves, hard flaky bark and white flowers occurring in Spring to early Summer.  This species is distributed in QLD and NSW and suitable in poorly drained areas.