Correa calycina is a South Australian correa which grows on Fleurieu Peninsula and is sometimes called Hindmarsh Correa. It forms a very neat bush up to about a metre high and wide, with lemony coloured flowers and it is attractive to small honey eaters. This is a newly planted one but it's already flowering which is quite gratifying (especially for the birds). Correa calycina is a rare species which is considered to be threatened in the wild.
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