Unley's Native Plants
Residents are encouraged to consider planting species that are native to Unley in their gardens to help to preserve wildlife and rebuild important natural relationships that existed in the bush land of the original Black Forest. Locally indigenous plants are easy to establish as they have already adapted to the local soil, rainfall and temperature They are also easy to maintain as they require little pruning or fertilising. Importantly, local indigenous plants require very little watering once established.
These links take you to pages that provide photos and information about plants that are native to Unley to assist you in planning your own native garden. For further information visit Backyards for Wildlife.
Arthropodium strictum |
Austrodanthonia Species |
Austrostipa curticoma |
Austrostipa elegantisima |
Billardiera cymosa |
Bracteantha bracteata |
Bulbine bulbosa |
Callitris gracilis |
Carex bichenoviana |
Chrysocephalum apiculatum |
Chrysocephalum semipapposum |
Cullen australasicum |
Dianella brevicaulis |
Dianella longifolia var. grandis |
Disphyma crassifolium ssp. clavellatum |
Enneapogon nigricans |
Eutaxia diffusa |
Goodenia albiflora |
Goodenia amplexans |
Helichrysum scorpioides |
Hibbertia sericea |
Isolepis nodosa |
Isolepsis nodosa |
Juncus pallidus |
Juncus subsecundus |
Kennedia prostrata |
Linum marginale |
Lotus australis |
Lotus australis |
Oxalis perennans |
Pultenaea largiflorens |
Ranunculus lappaceus |
Rubus parvifolius |
Scaevola albida |
Senecio quadridentatus |
Themeda triandra |
Velleia paradoxa |
Vittadinia species |
Vittadinia species |
Wahlenbergia stricta |
For further information about native gardens visit the Urban Forest website where you will find a list of growers of native plants.





