Lobelia gibbosa, commonly known as Tall Lobelia, is a herbaceous plant with a distribution in South Australia across the Lofty Ranges, the Fleurieu peninsula and Kangaroo Island. Across Australia, it is found in southern Western Australia, Tasmania and across south eastern Australia including parts of southern Queensland.

Helichrysum scorpiodes, also identified as Coronidium scorpioides within the Asteraceae family, is commonly known as Button Everlasting. Its distribution is throughout the Lofty Ranges, stretching along south east South Australia inhabiting most of Victoria and coastal NSW.

Goodenia blackiana, commonly known as Native Primrose or Black’s Goodenia, is ground cover with a distribution across southern South Australia, specifically Eyre, Yorke, the Southern Lofty Ranges, and the South East and central Victoria.

Geranium solanderi var. solanderi, commonly known as Austral Crane’s-Bill has a distribution in South Australia in the Fleurieu on the Lofty Ranges. It is more commonly found in Victoria and specifically along coastal NSW and southern Queensland.

Dianella revoluta var. revoluta, commonly known as Blueberry Lily, Blue Flax-Lily, or Black-Anther Flax-lily has a distribution range which includes the whole of southern South Australia, much of Victoria and NSW and eastern Tasmania.

Daucus glachidiatus, commonly known as Daucus, Native, Austral or Australian Carrot, has a wide distribution across Western Australia, south eastern Australia including central Australia and eastern Tasmania.