Slender small delicate shrub/small ornamental tree, with fine leaves and pale yellow flowers. 2-5m.

Large tree with dense foliage, creamy yellow and sweet scented flowers. Useful for shade, windbreaks revegetation and rural property plantings. 10-20m

Hardy and showy ornamental understory shrub for gardens and rockeries. Small elephant ear shaped leaves. Long cylinder deep yellow to golden flowers. 2-3m.

Spectacular and hardy ornamental wattle in both flower and foliage. Attractive green-grey leaves with showy bright yellow flowers. Useful for filling and screening. 4-7m.

Erect and pretty multi branched wattle, bright yellow flowers. Useful screening and landscape shrub. 1-4m

Very pretty and neat small shrub with pale yellow pod flowers. Foliage used as herb flavouring for cooking meat. Flowers for long periods. 1-3m.

Spreading feature shrub, very common Acacia species across Darwin with yellow rod shaped flowers and twisted seed pods. Seeds ground to make flour and then damper or flat bread. 3-4m.

Hardy, shapely and fast growing small to medium wattle with prolific blooms of showy pale yellow cylindrical flowers. Suitable for in filling, screening/shade and revegetation. 4-10m

Hardy slender medium shrub, cream/yellow globule pod flowers. Sap can be eaten like a bush toffee. Useful for filling and screening. 3-8m.

Unique shrub with green grey foliage, handsome weeping foliage and bursts of contrasting bright yellow flowers. 3-4m

Hardy, neat slender small pioneer shrub with pale yellow globular flowers. Useful for garden beds, infilling and revegetation. 1-2m

Splendid small shrub, with large braces of bright yellow flowers seen often throughout the year. Useful for borders, streetscapes, accent and filling. 0.5-1m.

Delicate slender wattle, endemic to the Top End. Pendulous foliage, pale yellow globular flowers and distinctive fine foliage. Useful for gardens, rockeries or infilling. 3-6m

Small pretty wattle with rounded bright yellow globular flowers. Useful for garden beds, rockeries, infilling and revegetation. 1-3m

Attractive hardy low-medium spreading shrub, long yellow cylindrical flowers, thin straight pods. 1-3m

Large spreading shrub. reddish young shoots, short yellow cylindrical flowers. Excellent hardy and fast growing low bushy shrub. 1-3m

Small neat compact shrub with splendid spreading form. Prolific bursts of showy yellow flowers throughout the year. 1-1.5m

Very large spreading feature tree. Hardy, fast growing with impressive shade. Highly scented white flowers. After several years establishing performs well with little water. Deciduous. 10-15m

Very large spreading feature tree. Hardy, fast growing with impressive shade. Highly scented reddish pink and creamish golden colored flowers. After several years establishing performs well with little water. Deciduous. 18-30m.

One of the Top End’s most Impressive large cyclone and termite resistant shade trees. Majestic dense evergreen canopy. Can live for over a hundred years. Important source of honey. Non invasive roots. 15-20m

Hardy evergreen tree with beautiful pink to purple flowers. Native to South America but naturalised in the NT. Sweet cashew apple edible raw or processed into fruit drinks or liquor, and used for jams and lollies. Cashew nut is toxic raw and requires heat treatment. 5-10m

Handsome medium sized showy shrub/small tree with beautifully scented foliage. Magnificent large bright yellow globular flowers with unique seed pods. 1-3m

Small slender tree with attractive pendulous foliage, long drooping cream-white flowers and unique papery winged fruits. A desirable small waterwise garden shrub or tree. Host plant for the Wattle or Miskin’s Blue Butterfly.

Decorative small tree to medium feature shrub. Beautiful bright yellow large distinctive flowers which can be licked or sucked for nectar. Green-white holly shaped leaves, bird attractant. 3-7m.

Hardy, drought tolerant tree with pendulous branches, attractive small butterfly shaped foliage and velvety pink tubular flowers. Rich in nectar for birds, butterflies and bees and protein source for cattle. 5-10m

A small and very distinctive feature and accent shrub with holly shaped foliage, bold new crimson growth and blooms of bright yellow flowers. 2m.

Medium to large decorative shade tree, cyclone resistant, small bright red bursts of flowers, large boat shaped seed pods, changing from green to black when ripe. Seeds edible when roasted to remove dangerous irritant hairs. 5-15m

Medium feature shrub with showy red flowers. Seeds edible when roasted to remove dangerous irritant hairs. 2-4 m

Small to medium sized deciduous woodland tree related to the commercial mango, with abundant green edible plum like fruit. Hardy species, prized as a food plant and amongst the tastiest NT bush tucker. 4-10m

Distinctive Top End pine tree with cone shaped form and lovely delicate bluey green/grey foliage. Very hardy large tree with aromatic timber. Timber and bark distilled to make Blue Cypress oil, with a sweet woody and herbaceous aroma. 10-18m

Incredibly impressive small and very hardy feature shrub bursting with masses of showy pink-purple flowers. 1-4m.

Spreading decorative groundcover with pink-purple pea shaped flowers and large beans, exploding when ripe. Excellent decorative trailing ground creeper for coastal rehabilitation. esplanades, streetscapes, rural properties and urban gardens.

Large accent she-oak tree, slender green twig foliage, found across coastal Darwin. 35m.

Lovely colourful medium sized shrub, with green-red leaves. Attractive dark purple fruit with white showy perfumed flowers. Butterfly attractant. 2-4M

Deciduous small ornamental shrub/tree with showy large yellow edible flowers which taste like butter and are used in Asian salads. Unique fruits filled with dense white fibre. 3-7m

Splendid spreading tree with clusters of large trumpet shaped bright orange flowers. Heart shaped glossy leaves. Useful as small screening tree. 5-10m

Gorgeous erect single stalked perennial shrub with brilliant blue violet pea shaped flowers. Excellent colourful specimen for gardens, rockeries and pots. 1m

Hardy and attractive native perennial grass, with distinctive green leaves and white silky heads. Related to the commercial lemon grass, can be used as as substitute as all parts have pleasant lemon scent. Also used in tea, drinks or food flavouring. Important medicinal plant for colds and pain. Provides contrast, border and low screening for urban and rural garden beds, ponds, pools and rockeries. 1.5m

Unique decorative waterwise woodland tree. Dense weeping foliage, attractive pale yellow fruits and red seeds. 4-10m.

Small compact tree with dense lush dark green foliage and edible fruit that leave a dry taste in the mouth. Excellent small filling, screening tree for urban and rural gardens. 3-5m

Excellent hardy evergreen tree. Can be pruned as attractive screening bush or large shrub, with dense glossy green leaves and masses of impressive yellow fruit, turning red to black. Tolerates sandy soils. 5-8M

An attractive medium sized shrub/tree with light green dense leaves, Pretty tri-cornered pinkish papery winged capsule pods turning brown when ripe, containing small round black seeds. 6m

Beautiful native annual or perennial grass, small and slender with delicate purplish soft flower heads. Provides contrast, border and low screening for urban and rural garden beds, ponds, pools and rockeries. 0.8m

Attractive medium sized NT salmon gum with enormous triangular leaves, white grey bark shedding to brilliant salmon-pink and profuse bursts of white flowers. 10-20m

Beautiful shapely and hardy small gum with handsome form, lovely salmon orange bark green-grey foliage and cream flowers. 3-8m.

Large eucalyptus tree, common Darwin bushland native, wooly bark at trunk base becoming smooth higher towards crown. Showy orange or scarlet flowers. Very hardy. Seeds and chaff are shaken from the pods and eaten raw. 15-25m.

Beautiful small to medium feature eucalypt with lovely yellow orange flakey bark and incredible display of beautiful bursting orange flowers. Bird attractant. 7-12m.

Medium sized hardy woodland tree, common Darwin bushland native, rough stringy bark, cream or white flowers. 9-18m.

Regarded as one of the more attractive gum trees of the Top End, distinct in its smooth pale orange to creamy-pink bark which turns a brilliant salmon colour. Very hardy and adaptable to many kinds of well drained soils. 5-10m.

Very pretty small shrub endemic to the NT. Holly like leaves and decorative greenish white to yellow orange pendulous flowers year round. Excellent fast growing, hardy ornamental feature shrub. 1-2m.

Small, slender and hardy tree with edible seeds, lime green leaves and attractive delicate pink flowers. Seeds are extracted from pods and eaten raw. 2-4m

Very pretty and hardy low shrub. Often used for feature gardens and landscape plantings for its blooms of showy pink/red flowers which are licked or sucked for the nectar. Bird attractant, needs sun. 1-2m

Impressive spreading ground cover, hedged bush or shrub endemic to the NT. Often used in feature gardens, rockeries and landscape plantings for its grey green leaves and blooms of showy yellow green flowers. Hardy and attractive. Bird attractant, needs sun. 1-2m

Splendid small tree with slender form and large sprays of delicate and showy pink/red flowers. Seeds are taken from the pod and eaten. Pretty tree for parkscapes, streetscapes, rural properties and urban gardens. 5-7m

Small multi stemmed shrub endemic to the Top End with stunning bright green/pink flowers. Hardy and showy specimen for border, filling and accent in garden beds and rockeries. 3m

Fast growing and hardy feature tree with showy bright orange flowers and silvery fern leaves. Delicious sweet nectar is licked, sucked or used to make a sweet drink. Bird attractant. 5-8m.

Near threatened small Grevillea from the Arnhem coast and plateau. Bright yellow, white, or apricot flowers darkening to red with strong very sweet fragrance. 1.5-3m

A spindly shrub with coarse hairy foliage and prolific delicious fruit with sweet tangy taste and chewy texture. Important edible revegetation species and medicinal plant. To 1.5m

Medium sized deciduous tree with glossy new growth and papery winged seed capsules falling to the ground like spiralling helicopters. Very hardy and effective revegetation species. 6-10m

Hardy and attractive rounded tropical shrub or tree with showy yellow flowers and rich dense green foliage. Tolerates high wind, salt spray and poor drainage. Useful feature tree for filling, shade, screening and windbreak. 5-8m

Hardy and attractive rounded tropical shrub or tree with showy yellow flowers and rich maroon-green leaves. Useful feature and accent tree for filling, shade, screening and windbreak. Up to 10 m tall

A spreading decorative ground creeper growing along the top of Darwin beaches, rocky headlands, parks and streetscapes with beautiful showy pink trumpet shaped flowers seen all year round.

Delicate and highly decorative small shrub with attractive mauve flowers and black drupes when ripe. 1.5-3m

Impressive small clumping pandanus with stunning architectural form. Seeds are extracted from fruit, roasted and eaten. Useful for feature gardens, rockeries, filling and screening. Attractive yellow globular fruits. 3-5m

Colourful and hardy medium feature tree, dark green attractive leaves and spectacular blooms of cascading yellow flowers. Common Darwin shade, street and rural planting. 10-12m.

A favoured NT native fruit, eaten raw or dried and stored. Slender small hardy shrub or tree with bright pink red new growth and impressive yellow flowers. 3-5m

Small hardy evergreen understory tree with dense foliage and bright orange fruits. Useful for infilling, revegetation, screening and windbreaks on rural properties. 3-6m

Slender sprawling evergreen shrub endemic to Arnhem Land and Kakadu, with thin pine like leaves and gorgeous red flowers throughout the year. A delicate ornamental suited to gardens and rockeries. 2-3m

Small deciduous tree with beautiful distinctive large pink and white flowers. Outer fleshy fruit edible, and important medicinal plant with antibacterial qualities. 5-10m

Bushy succulent evergreen shrub with small white flowers and fruits. Glossy dense tropical foliage, able to be trimmed and hedged. Excellent for around pools, screening and privacy. Hardy and salt tolerant. 2-3m

Handsome medium sized screening and feature tree with showy bright red fruit and edible black seeds which taste like raw peanuts. Useful ornamental, filling and screening tree. Bird attractant, cyclone resistant. 5-15m

Small pretty and hardy shrub. Delicate snowy white tubular flowers, petals in rotating pattern. Yellow/orange banana shaped edible fruit. 1-3m

Small to medium semi-deciduous spreading bushland tree with pale green fruit, cream flowers and large oval leaves. The fruit is the world’s highest known natural source of Vitamin C. Commercially harvested for its culinary uses including gourmet bush condiments like jams, chutneys and pickles. Sap is eaten like bush toffee. 5-7m

A tufted leafy native perennial grass. Bluish to yellow green, maturing to yellowish-brown to red. 2m

Beautiful small decorative shrub with prolific bursts of showy fine feather like flowers. An excellent delicate specimen for gardens, filling and feature areas. 2-5m

Lovely ground cover with green/grey leaves and gorgeous purple to white radiating flowers. Hardy, salt tolerant and water wise creeping specimen for rural & urban gardens as well as streetscapes and coastal areas.

Lovely low sprawling shrub or medium bush with gorgeous green, greyish foliage and delicate pale blue to purple flowers. Hardy, salt tolerant and water wise for rural & urban gardens as well as streetscapes and coastal areas. 1-3M

Beautiful small to medium decorative feature tree, with profusion of impressive clustered yellow flowers, followed by small yellow pods. 10m