Acmadenia mundiana

Acmadenia tetragona

Acmadenia tetragona 'Starblush'

Acradenia consists of evergreen shrubs and trees featuring aromatic, trifoliate leaves. In spring, they produce small, star-like flowers arranged in panicles.

Acradenia

Acradenia euodiiformis

A multi-stemmed evergreen shrub reaching up to 3 meters in height. In late spring, it produces clusters of small white flowers at the tips of its branches, with the potential for additional blooms in the autumn.

Acradenia frankliniae

Acronychia baueri

Acronychia laevis

Acronychia pedunculata

Adenandra coriacea

Adenandra fragrans

Adenandra umbellata

Adenandra uniflora

Adenandra villosa

Aegle marmelos

Agathosma

Agathosma apiculata

Agathosma betulina

Agathosma capensis

Agathosma ciliaris

Agathosma ciliata

Agathosma corymbosa

Agathosma crenulata

Agathosma ericoides

Agathosma hirta

Agathosma imbricata

Agathosma juniperifolia

Agathosma ovata

Agathosma ovata 'Glentana'

Agathosma ovata 'Igoda'

Agathosma ovata 'Kleitijies Kraal'

Agathosma pulchella

Agathosma rugosa

Agathosma serpyllacea

Amyris

Amyris balsamifera

Amyris madrensis

Asterolasia buxifolia

Asterolasia pallida

Atalantia monophylla

Barosma lanceolata

Bergera koenigii is a tropical to subtropical evergreen tree that typically reaches a height of 4.5 meters (15 feet) and spreads about 3 meters (10 feet) in its natural environment. Its leaves are pinnate, featuring up to 10 pairs of leaflets arranged along a central stalk, and they emit a strong aroma, making them a key ingredient in Indian cooking. This species produces terminal panicles of fragrant, white, star-shaped flowers that bloom intermittently throughout the year, followed by clusters of red berries. It is best cultivated as an indoor plant or kept in a cool conservatory during winter in areas prone to frost. In summer, it can be moved outdoors to take advantage of increased light and humidity.

Bergera koenigii

Boenninghausenia

Boenninghausenia albiflora

Boenninghausenia albiflora from China

Boenninghausenia albiflora pink-flowered

Boenninghausenia japonica

Boenninghausenia sessilicarpa

Boronia comprises shrubs characterized by their evergreen leaves, which are frequently aromatic. The plants produce cup- or bell-shaped flowers that may appear individually or in clusters.

Boronia

Boronia 'Carousel'

Boronia 'Jack Maguire's Red'

Boronia 'Lorne Pride'

Boronia 'Magenta Stars'

Boronia 'Plum Bells'

Boronia 'Rose Blossom'

Boronia 'Southern Star'

Boronia 'Spring White'

Boronia 'Sunset Serenade'

Boronia 'Telopea Valley Star'

Boronia 'Tyalge Ruby'

Boronia 'Virtuoso'

Boronia alata

Boronia anemonifolia

Boronia anemonifolia 'Pink Star'

Boronia citriodora

Boronia coerulescens

Boronia crenulata

Boronia cymosa

Boronia deanei

Boronia denticulata

Boronia fastigiata

Boronia filifolia

Boronia floribunda

Boronia fraseri

Boronia heterophylla is an upright, bushy evergreen shrub featuring narrow, needle-like leaves that are aromatic and mid-green in color. From spring to early summer, it produces clusters of drooping, bell-shaped flowers in a deep pink hue along its branches.

Boronia heterophylla

'Ice Charlotte' is a perennial shrub featuring dark green, fragrant, needle-like foliage. In spring, it produces small, white, bell-shaped flowers that are notably aromatic.

Boronia heterophylla 'Ice Charlotte'

Boronia heterophylla 'Rubra'

Boronia heterophylla white-flowered

Boronia inornata

Boronia keysii

Boronia ledifolia

Boronia megastigma

Boronia megastigma 'Brown Meg'

Boronia megastigma 'Heaven Scent'

Boronia megastigma 'Lutea'

Boronia megastigma brown

Boronia microphylla

Boronia mollis

Boronia molloyae

Boronia muelleri

Boronia pilosa

Boronia pinnata

Boronia polygalifolia

Boronia serrulata

Boronia spathulata

Boronia viminea

Calodendrum

Calodendrum capense

Casimiroa

Casimiroa edulis

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