The south side of a home or a building is mostly full shade – wet shade. The east side of the house is generally in part shade – dry shade. Under trees is usually dry shade as the tree will use up most moisture.
Acacia drummondii ssp drummondii
Adenanthos meissneri (prostrate) pbr
Adenanthos sericeus “Pencil Perfect” (FS)
Banksia brownii (FS)
Banksia littoralis (FS)
Boronia alata (FS)
Boronia crenulata (FS)
Boronia megastigma
Brachysema praemorsa (FS)
Casuarina decussata (FS)
Chorizema cordata (FS)
Correa backhouseana var correacea (FS)
Dampiera teres
Darwinia citrodora (FS)
Darwinia oxylepis (FS)
Daviesia cordatum
Dichondra repens
Dryandra formosa (little)
Dryandra nivea
Grevillea cirsiifolia
Grevillea fililoba “Ellendale” (FS)
Grevillea leptobotrys
Legend:
(FS) Denotes plant can tolerate Full Shade
Grevillea nudiflora (FS)
Hakea obtusa (FS)
Hardenbergia comptoniana (FS)
Hibbertia serrata (FS)
Hypocalymma cordifolium (FS)
Kennedia coccinea “Coastal Carpet” pbr
Kennedia microphylla
Melaleuca “Narrow Nessie” pbr (FS)
Melaleuca incana (FS)
Melaleuca ringens “Coastal Column” pbr
Myoporum parvifolium (FS)
Orthrosanthus polystachyus (FS)
Patersonia umbrosa var. xanthina
Pimelea rosea
Stylidium affine
Thomasia macrocarpa
Thomasia macrophylla
Thomasia triphylla