This erect woody shrub produces millions of seeds in its 30 year life span. It rapidly spreads along roadsides and drainage lines via water and machinery. It invades heath lands, waterways and damp or dry bush land.

Victoria's state floral emblem it is an upright shrub to 1.5m tall with masses of small prickly leaves and white, pink or red flowers from March to November. Great for rockeries and native gardens.

This shrub grows to 2 m high with a bushy habit. Related to citrus, the leaves have a strong pleasant aroma when crushed. The waxy, white flowers appear winter to late spring. Hardy in a range of climates. It can withstand extended dry periods once established.

A small shrub to 1 m. The leaves contain fragrant, aromatic oils. Small, pale-pink flowers occur in winter/spring. It is a hardy plant. Can be used as a cut flower.