Chamelaucium uncinatum--`Cascade Brook`

Abstract

A new and distinct variety of Chamelaucium uncinatum plant, named `Cascade Brook`, particularly charaterized by having an erect plant with numerous secondary stems which gracefully weep. Larger than normal flowers occur in summer and winter, with petals in a range of appealing, light to medium purple shades, and having dark purple nectaries.

We claim: 
     
       1. A new and distinct Chamelaucium uncinatum plant substantially as shown and described herein, distinguished principally from other varieties of its type by biannual flowering, petal colour, mature nectary colour and flower size.