What walks can you do in the incredibly beautiful Lawn Hill National Park (Boodjamulla)? You're spoilt for choice, and they're all amazing!
Sphaerolobium medium,seen here in Perth hills area.
Sphaerolobium medium,seen here in Perth hills area. | by ron_n_beths pics
Banksia coccinia; Scarlet Banksia; Australia.
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Did you know that there are around 1000 different species of daisies that are native to Australia?
Bushy needlebush (Hakea sericea). There is a lot of protection for a flimsy seed. Dharawal Nature Reserve, NSW Australia, May 2008.
Dichopogon strictus (syn. Arthropodium strictum), commonly known as chocolate lily, is a herbaceous perennial plant species native to Australia. The common name chocolate lily alludes to the scent of the flowers which resembles chocolate, caramel or vanilla.
Badgingarra is renowned for its incredibly diverse bushland that comes ablaze with brilliant wildflowers during late winter and spring. The town of…
There are many gorgeous Australian native flowering shrubs that you can easily grow in your garden.
If you want a low care plant with pretty pink flowers then I highly recommend the thryptomene! It is wonderful for attracting insects to the garden!
Leucadendron Harvest has a soft creamy yellow display of flowers over early spring. Ideal for pots and small low maintenance, low water use gardens.
Contemporary Australian native wall art prints and posters by Australian Flora, the only online print store specialising in Australia's native plants and flowers. Captured in nature by botanical photographer Laura Smith.
Choosing plants that thrive in coastal areas around Australia is not that difficult if you understand the basics and the things that these plants have to cope with.
Pink Bells (Tetratheca ciliata) Endemic to southern Australia. Flowers between October November.
