We have five forms of Lomatia tinctoria at the nursery. Three of these differ in leaf shape, with different levels of division creating very different looks. The picture below shows from left to right leaves from the Tasman Peninsula form (broader leaf), 'standard' form grown from seed (though these can be variable', and Superfine, with very deeply divided lobes. The photos below are general shots of the braod-leaved and fine-leaved forms. We also have a pink flowered form (with fine leaves) - I'll put up pictures of this and the other forms when they come into flower. Finally, we have two forms of the broad-leaved Tasman Peninsula plants - one that grows to about a metre, and the other which is distinctly smaller, growing to 60-80 cm. I'll keep adding photos as time goes on.
