6 Purple Flowering Trees that Grow in Australia Ultimate Backyard
With so many different types of purple flowering plants ranging from natives such as Brachyscome, Alyogyne, Viola, Hardenbergia and Dianella to classic favourites such as Lavender, Hydrangeas and Jacarandas, the options are endless when it comes to purple flowering plants.
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Its beautiful large purple flowers appear in Spring and Autumn. Alyogyne huegelii can mostly be found in Western Australia and is a perfect plant for coastal areas. This hibiscus is a great option for any gardener who wants something that adds a pop of colour and requires minimal maintenance. Banksia spinulosa (Hairpin Banksia) Banksia spinulosa
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Its beautiful large purple flowers appear in Spring and Autumn. This plant can mostly be found in Western Australia and is perfect for coastal areas. This hibiscus is a great option for any gardener who wants something that adds a pop of colour and requires minimal maintenance. RELATED: How to Grow a Hibiscus Hedge Acacia fimbriata (Fringed Wattle)
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Purple Pea Bush, Hovea acutifolia, is a native Australian shrub that grows between 1 to 4 metres tall and is covered in masses of purple flowers during winter and spring. The branches are covered in dense hairs and the seeds "pop" out. It grows on the central eastern coast, from south-east Queensland to the NSW central coast.
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Lagerstroemia, also known as Crepe Myrtle, are excellent purple flowering trees for planting in the garden. Crepe Myrtles are native to eastern Asia and are hardy in most parts of Australia. The foliage comes in an unusual reddish-purple before maturing to deep green as they mature. The rich green leaves perfectly complement the vibrant purple.
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Some of the rare plant nurseries might be able to get this for you. * Pride of Madeira Echium candicans is a purple flowered plant that needs very little water. One specimen growing in the water.
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Whatever the case might be, adding a few purple shrubs is a smart choice. Jump to: 1. Butterfly Bush 2. Abelia 3. Rhododendron 4. Golden Dewdrops 5. Hydrangea 6. Bougainvilleas 7. Lilacs 8. Weigela 9. Azalea 10. Beautyberry 11. Heather 12. Lavender 13. Crape Myrtle 14. Caryopteris 15. Rose of Sharon 16.
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Purple Pea Bush, Hovea acutifolia, is a native Australian shrub that grows between 1 to 4 metres tall and is covered in masses of purple flowers during winter and spring. The branches are covered in dense hairs and the seeds "pop" out. It grows on the central eastern coast, from south-east Queensland to the NSW central coast.
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Purple flowers Purple is a colour chosen by royalty, priests, Roman emperors. It's the colour of power and elegance. Paler shades of purple look great with pinks and blues, for a soft blended palette; deeper tones glow against oranges and reds. Items 1 - 30 of 72 Sort By In Stock Cuphea Mauve $4.85 Add to Cart Prunella Purple Loveliness - selfheal
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Australian bluebells are beautiful herbaceous perennials from the bellflower family (Campanulaceae). These widespread wildflowers are found throughout Australia except for the Northern Territory. Australian bluebells typically grow in loose, well-draining soils along roadsides.
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These flowering bushes grow in zones 5 to 9. Under the right conditions, the flowering perennials will bloom all through summer until the end of fall. USDA zone: 5 to 9 Size: 4 to 5 ft. (1.2 m - 1.5 m) tall Light Exposure: Full sun to partial shade Soil: Organically rich, well-drained soil
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Purple flowering trees like the iconic Jacaranda Mimosifolia and Tibouchina' Alstonville' stand out among its natural treasures, gracing landscapes from cities to hinterlands. With their exotic origins, these trees have seamlessly woven into Australia's identity, offering visual splendour and environmental benefits.
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Grown all over Australia, grevilleas are low-maintenance shrubs that produce abundant flowers. There are over 350 grevillea species and they come in a range of sizes, from ground covers and shrubs to tall trees, which are perfect screening plants. Flowering year-round, the flowers attract bees and birds to the garden.
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Explore a photo gallery of purple and blue flowering Australian native plants to inspire your own garden design. Names included for each plant. Happy gardening!
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The most famous purple flowering tree grown extensively around parts of Australia would have to be the Jacaranda. It's a graceful tree that really puts on a spectacular show when it bursts into bloom over spring. Almost as impressive is the vision of all the purple petals falling to the ground and creating a gorgeous carpet of amazing colour.
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Native Hibiscus Let's get to know the enchanting Native Hibiscus, a star on its own with a scientific name that sounds just as elegant - Alyogyne huegelii. This ravishing bloomer, carrying large, purple bell-shaped blooms, is a real scene-stealer that's proud to call Western Australia its home.