Small shrub with tiny, bunched leaves. On close inspections these are revealed to be either pinnate with seven leaflets or trifoliate.
4-petalled flowers produced on branch ends.

A mistletoe with Eucalyptus-like leaves. This species is distinguished by its creeping stems, which form multiple connections where the mistletoe will tap into the sap of the host tree.

A tall growing Bluebell, with hairy stems and leaves. The leaves remain opposite until the upper flowering stems, where they become alternate. Leaves are narrow, with teeth on the margins.