Plants of Tasmania Nursery

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Plant list by botanical name - W

Click on the species name to get further information about the plant. There are also links to images and distribution maps.

The prices shown are for plants in tubestock - 50 mm forestry tubes or 75 mm round pots. Larger sizes are available for many species.

 

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Species Name Common Name Description Price
Wahlenbergia gymnoclada Naked Bluebell  Summer flowering with large, deep purple flowers on stems to 40 cm. Spreads by underground stolons and by seed. Images Distribution Map
Wahlenbergia saxicola Mountain Bluebell Endemic Tasmanian bluebell with blue flowers on short stems in spring/summer. Suckers and seeds in. Prefers moist conditions. Images Distribution Map
Westringia angustifolia Narrowleaf Westringia A bushy shrub to 1.2m with aromatic white flowers in spring. Responds well to light trimming. Average to moist sites. Images Distribution Map
Westringia brevifolia Coast Westringia Endemic Tasmanian coastal shrub, growing as a dense bush to 1.5m high and wide. White flowers in summer. Coastal and well drained sites. Images Distribution Map Used to be called Westringia brevifolia var. raleighii.
Westringia brevifolia Mauve Coast Westringia 1.5 m high shrub growing as a dense bush with mauve flowers in spring-summer. Coastal and well drained sites.
Westringia brevifolia Silver Lining Prostrate form of Westringia brevifolia that spreads to 1.5 m. Hardy in dry and coastal positions. Images
Westringia brevifolia Lilac and Lace Variegated form of Westringia brevifolia with yellow and green leaves and lilac flowers. Hardy shrub to 1.5 m Images
Westringia rigida  Rigid Coast Westringia A bushy shrub to 1.5m by 2m wide. White with mauve, scented flowers in summer. Coastal and well drained sites. Images Distribution Map
Westringia rubiifolia Sticky Westringia Endemic shrub to 1m, that occurs from the coast to the mountains. The deep green foliage sets off the speckled white flowers in late spring and early summer. Images Distribution Map
Westringia rubiifolia Mountain Pink A soft-leaved, pink flowering form of this shrub that grows to 40 cm wide x 1.2 m high.

 

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