Rock Correa - native (Correa glabra )

Family: Rutaceae.

Native.

Occurrence: Mostly grows in granite areas, often on rocky outcrops.

Identify by:

• it has large green, pendant bell-shaped flowers
• leaves are smooth and hairless
• the flowers are not clasped between two leaf-like bracts
• it grows to a bushy shrub.

Elsewhere the flowers may be yellowish or pale red.

Common Correa (Correa reflexa) usually grows in heathy dry forests. Its leaves are sparsely, but stiffly, hairy, and it grows to an open shrub or shrublet.