Pomaderris canescens (Rhamnaceae) is a Queensland endemic, typically growing as a medium-sized shrub in the understory (photo above) of seasonally dry tropical woodlands and open forests.
During our recent outing to the area west of Paluma and north of Mt Zero, we found many Pomaderris canescens making a beautiful show with their terminal clusters of dainty white flowers (photo above) contrasting against attractive deep green foliage.
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The underside of Pomaderris canescens leaves (photo above) are very pale green with distinctly raised veins.
Pomaderris canescens is rarely seen in cultivation but it can be propagated from seed (photo above) and might do well in a well-drained, semi-shaded garden.