scale bar = 1cm.
Peas - native and introduced
Spiny Broom (*Calicocome spinosa) Three leaflets. Pea flowers.
Tree Lucerne (*Chamaecytisus palmensis) Tree with white pea flowers. Three leaflets. 
English Broom (*Cytisus scoparius) Shrub. Some leaves with three leaflets, often almost leafless.
Flax-leaf Broom (*Genista linifolia) Shrub. 3 narrow leaflets. Yellow pea flowers. 
Cape Broom (*Genista monspessulana) Shrub. 3 oval leaflets. Yellow pea flowers. 
Angular Pea (*Lathyrus angulatus) Herb. Leaves divided into 2 narrow leaflets.
Greater Bird's-foot Trefoil (*Lotus ulignosus) Yellow pea flowers. Clover like tri-foliate leaves.
Small Medics (*Medicago species). 3 leaflets. Yellow pea flowers. 
Lucerne (*Medicago savita) 3 leaflets. Purplish pea flowers.
Hexam Scent (*Melilotus indicus) Three leaflets. Cylindrical cluster of yellow pea flowers.
Black Locust (*Robinia pseudoacacia) Small tree. Leaves with with more than three leaflets.
Gorse (*Ulex europaeus) Spiny bush.
Common Vetch (*Vicia savita) Purple pea flowers. Leaves with leaflets. 
Small-flowered Vetches (*Vicia species) Small bluish flowers. Leaves with narrow leaflets. 
Variable Glycine (Glycine tabacina) Blue flowers. Scrambler. Three leaflets, middle is longest stalked. Rare. 
Clover Glycine (Glycine latrobeana) Blue flowers. Clover-like leaves. Erect herb.
Twining Glycine (Glycine clandestina) Blue flowers. Climber. Leaves with 3 narrow leaflets. Rare. 
Common Wedge-pea (Gompholobium huegelii) Small shrub. Large yellow flowers. Leaves very narrowly trifoliate. Common.
Purple Coral-pea (Hardenbergia violacea) Prostrate or climbing. Common. 
Common Hovea (Hovea heterophylla) Sub-shrub. Flowers late winter. Common. 
Austral Indigo (Indigofera australis) Shrub. Pink-red flowers. Leaves with many leaflets. Scattered.
Running Postman (Kennedia prostrata) Prostrate. Leaves with 3 round leaflets. Scattered.
Swainson Pea (Swainsona behriana ) Tight cluster of purple pea flowers. Rare.Egg and bacon peas
The flowers of parrot-peas are wider than high.
Red Parrot-pea (Dillwynia hispida) Reddish flowers. Leaves short, not twisted.
Small-leaved Parrot-pea (Dillwynia phylicoides) Leaves short, spirally twisted.
Bushy Parrot-pea (Dillwynia ramosissima) Branchlets spiny.
Grey Parrot-pea (Dillwynia cinarescens) Leaves narrow, curved back at tip.
Showy Parrot-pea (Dillwynia sericea) Leaves stiff, slightly warty.
Loose-flowered Bush-pea (Pultenaea laxiflora) Flowers as high as wide. Leaves cylindrical.
Common Eutaxia (Eutaxia microphylla) Leaves narrow, in opposite pairs. Uncommon.
Hill Flat-pea (Platylobium montanum ssp. montanum) Leaves heart-shaped, paired, stalkless.
Trailing Podolobium (Podolobium procumbens) Leaves paired, folded along mid-vein. Ground hugging. 
Round-leaf Flat-pea (Platylobium rotundum) Prostrate, leaves round, stalked, not paired.
Prostrate Flat-pea (Platylobium montanum) subsp prostratum) Prostrate, leaves paired or unpaired, heart-shaped.
Matted Bossiaea (Bossiaea decumbens) Prostrate, matted. Leaves small and round. Southern areas.
Creeping Bossiaea (Bossiaea prostrata) Prostrate. Leaves oval. Uncommon.
Leafy Templetonia (Templetonia stenophylla ) Prostrate. Few stemmed. Uncommon.
Matted Bush-pea (Pultenaea pedunculata ) Prostrate. Leaves small, sharp-pointed. Common. 
Large-leaf Bush-pea (Pultenaea daphnoides) Large shrub. Leaves widest at tip. Rare. 
Flat-leaf Bush-pea (Pultenaea platyphylla) Shrub. Grows amongst granite rocks.
Gorse Bitter-pea (Daviesia ulicifolia) Prickly shrub. Very common.
Narrow-leaf Bitter-pea (Daviesia leptophylla) Shrub with narrow, usually erect leaves. Common.
Scented Bush-pea (Pultenaea graveolens) Shrub with small sticky leaves. Porcupine Ridge.
Dwarf Bush-pea (Pultenaea humilis ) Small shrub with hairy leaves. Southern areas.
Rusty Bush-pea (Pultenaea hispidula) Shrub with pointed, incurved leaves. Glenluce. 
Twiggy Bush-pea (Pultenaea largiflorens) Shrub with small curved leaves. Common.