There is also a sweet smelling species with smooth stems -Amorphophallus galbra. Angophora woodsiana Medium to tall woodland tree, with a slender trunk and grey scaly bark and opposite leaves. Flowers prolifically in December. Angophoras look exactly like eucalypts, except they are missing the bud caps which eucalypyts shed as flowers appear. Small shrub to 2m, often in understorey.
Banksia integrifolia Coast Banksia.
Often seen as a small tree in gardens, this plant can grow to over 15m. Flowers in autumn with lemon flower spikes. Juvenile leaves are serated. Leaf undersides are silvery. This local form has longer leaves than the one usually obtained from nurseries.