Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Melaleuca thymifolia, known as the Thyme Honey-myrtle is a common Australian plant found in coastal areas, often in heathland, woodland and swampy edges. Growing on sandstone or clay based soils. This plant is often noticed in spring, with attractive purple flowers. It grows from north from Pigeon House Mountain.A fragrant shrub usually seen around 1 metre high with corky bark and slender wiry stems. Leaves are small and thin. Mostly opposite on the stem, 10 to 15 mm long, 1 to 3 mm wide.. }
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- Melaleuca_thymifolia comment "Melaleuca thymifolia, known as the Thyme Honey-myrtle is a common Australian plant found in coastal areas, often in heathland, woodland and swampy edges. Growing on sandstone or clay based soils. This plant is often noticed in spring, with attractive purple flowers. It grows from north from Pigeon House Mountain.A fragrant shrub usually seen around 1 metre high with corky bark and slender wiry stems. Leaves are small and thin. Mostly opposite on the stem, 10 to 15 mm long, 1 to 3 mm wide.".