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Explore the most comprehensive Grassland Biome indigenous plant library!

Use the Indigenous Plant Palette Selector to find a specific indigenous plant or to create a list of plants for your project.

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Eucomis vandermerweii

Eucomis vandermerweii
Botanical Name
Eucomis vandermerweii
Common Name
Miniature pineapple lily
Plant Type
Bulb
Eucomis vandermerwei is a hardy, deciduous miniature bulb with beautiful leaves that are tinged wine red and have masses of dark spots. Even the flowers are wine-coloured. Grows in full sun or semi-shade.

Eucomis zambesiaca

Eucomis zambesiaca
Botanical Name
Eucomis zambesiaca
Plant Type
Bulb
Eucomis zambesiaca is an unusual, dwarf pineapple-lily that is ideally suited as an edging for beds in semi-shade or as a pot plant. The neat, sturdy little flower spike is neatly-packed with white flowers.

Euphorbia pulvinata

Euphorbia pulvinata
Botanical Name
Euphorbia pulvinata
Common Name
Prickly-leaved cushion euphorbia
Plant Type
Succulent
Euphorbia pulvinata is a succulent of high variety that usually forms cushion-like mounds. These are sometimes rounded and sometimes irregularly lobed and very old plants can reach heights of up to 1.5m tall.
It is ideal for a groundcover in full sun in a rockery or even a mixed succulent garden bed.

Euphorbia schinzii

Euphorbia schinzii
Botanical Name
Euphorbia schinzii
Plant Type
Succulent
Euphorbia schinzii is a spiny,dwarf euphorbia with angular branches that is normally wedged between rocks and grows in the shade of grasses.

Euphorbia tiruchalli “firesticks”

Euphorbia tiruchalli “firesticks”
Botanical Name
Euphorbia tiruchalli “firesticks”
Common Name
Pencil plant
Plant Type
Succulent
Euphorbia tiruchalli "firesticks" has cylindrical branchlets that is tinged orange, make it a worthwhile addition to any dry garden. It requires full sun to retain its beautiful warm colours.

Euryops acraeus

Euryops acraeus
Botanical Name
Euryops acraeus
Common Name
Golden Euryops
Plant Type
Perennial
Euryops acraeus is a small evergreen, dwarf shrub that grows up to 0.3m tall. It is an ideal specimen to be used as a filler in a border or in containers.

Euryops chrysanthemoides

Euryops chrysanthemoides
Botanical Name
Euryops chrysanthemoides
Common Name
Daisy bush
Plant Type
Shrub
Euryops chrysanthemoides is an evergreen shrub. It is a hardy garden plant ideal for a low mixed border.

Euryops decumbens

Euryops decumbens
Botanical Name
Euryops decumbens
Common Name
Rock euryops
Plant Type
Perennial
Euryops decumbens is a low growing perennial herb that grows up to 0.4m tall. It is an ideal specimen to plant at the front of a border, in containers or in a rockery.

Euryops pectinatus

Euryops pectinatus
Botanical Name
Euryops pectinatus
Common Name
Golden daisy bush
Plant Type
Shrub
Euryops pectinatus is a fast growing, free flowering shrub that has soft grey-green foliage. It bears bright yellow daisies. It makes a particularly beautiful informal hedge.

Euryops tysonii

Euryops tysonii
Botanical Name
Euryops tysonii
Common Name
Tyson's euryops
Plant Type
Shrub
Euryops tysonii has a dense growth and upright form, with new growth from the base. Masses of flowers are borne at the tips of the stems. It is structurally a very interesting plant.
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