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Dichondra RepensKidney Weed Dichondra Botanical Name: Dichondra repens Family: Convolvulaceae Origin: Australia & New Zealand (forest margins, open woodland, grassland) Plant Type: Evergreen prostrate groundcover (mat forming, stoloniferous) Overview A soft, low green carpet for Adelaide SA that thrives in part shade to shade and copes with tree roots. Forms dense mats of small, kidney shaped leaves; tiny white green flowers appear mainly springsummer. Ideal as a

Flowers: Large white clusters

Lomandra fluviatilis ‘Shara’ keeps its fresh green colour even through Adelaide’s toughest summers

Maintenance: Remove old/tatty canes and frost-scorched leaves in late winter

Origin: Japan & East Asia

varies with graft height)

Wildlife Value: Excellent habitat plant—provides shelter for frogs

flower-first bottlebrush renowned for its huge crimson-red brushes in late spring–summer (with a bonus autumn flush)

long-season yellow flowers and glossy foliage

Botanical Name: Lomandra fluviatilis ‘Shara’ PBR

Perfect for pots or formal avenues

and waterwise once established

evergreen in warm microclimates)