ID Please - Native?

[dansai]

I have a few of these. Have no idea where I got them from, or if they were labelled. Last year 2 produced a very vine like growth that didn't develop many leaves. The one below is by far the tallest. I had assumed they were a type of Lilly Pilly, but now I'm not so sure. The bark is grey which lots of lenticels, at least in the older sections.

Any help is much appreciated.

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[alec]

Looks like a Wonga Wonga vine, Pandorea sp. Maybe

[dansai]

Just looked up wonga wonga vine. They have compound leaves. This one has simple leaves. And only 2 of the 5 have produced this habit.

[Promethius]

Any flowers yet?
An app gives me either a mountain orange (Melodinus suaveolens) or acerola cherry. Neither a native, obviously, but I’m usually skeptical of my plant ID app’s suggestions.

[treeman]

I've got one of these on my fence but damned if I can remember what it's called.

[Stevie_B]

Maybe a Stephanotis floribunda? White pongy flowers and also produces a pod that releases seeds that have a feather like tail.
Or not?

[dansai]

Thanks for all the suggestions/thought.

Maybe a Stephanotis floribunda? White pongy flowers and also produces a pod that releases seeds that have a feather like tail.
Or not?

Steve, I hadn't thought of liana as the growth had been shrubby up to last spring. But it does make sense. I haven't seen this flower, but my assumption is it won't be Stephanotis as I grow mostly natives and have sourced many different plants from native nurseries. However I am hopeless when it comes to records