Wildflowers
Albany BottlebrushBotanic name: Callistemon glaucus (formerly Callistemon speciosus) Spectacular ...
Albany BottlebrushBotanic name: Callistemon glaucus (formerly Callistemon speciosus) Spectacular and profuse-flowering, the largest flower among all the bottlebrushes, with rich scarlet cylindrical brushes 25cm (10″) or more in length at the ends of its branches from early spring through summer. Attracts nectar feeding birds. A hardy perennial shrub growing to 3m (10′) with a spread up to 2m (7′). Very adaptable to damp conditions (sometimes found thriving in water) or to drier conditions. Wi...
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Mixed Colours Tall Kangaroo Paw Seeds
Mixed Tall Kangaroo PawBotanic name: Anigozanthos flavidusAlso known as: tall kangaroo paw A beau...
Mixed Tall Kangaroo PawBotanic name: Anigozanthos flavidusAlso known as: tall kangaroo paw A beautiful, long-lived, hardy, adaptable perennial plant which produces colourful flower stems to 3m from clumps of strong green strap-like leaves. The spring and summer flowers and stems can vary in colour from a deep red or brilliant orange and yellow or yellow/green to a fascinating range of pinks, reds and even mauve tones. Our seeds have been collected from specially selected plants to produce a g...
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The Flora of the Wongan Hills Area
The information contained in this publication centers on the bushlands and lateritic hills within...
The information contained in this publication centers on the bushlands and lateritic hills within a 12 km radius of the town of Wongan Hills. The Native Flora section orders 693 plants by genus in alphabetical order (including four ferns). Photographed introduced plant species (39) are followed by information on mosses, liverworts and allies, fungi and lichens, and fauna that has been recorded for and observed in the reserves and bushlands, based on available information sources.
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Guide to the Wildflowers of Western Australia
Guide to the Wildflowers of Western AustraliaSimon Nevill Western Australia boasts over 13,000 pl...
Guide to the Wildflowers of Western AustraliaSimon Nevill Western Australia boasts over 13,000 plant species, and it can be quite overwhelming to the flower-seeking visitor to the state. This book helps the reader identify wildflowers visually, also placing them in areas where there is a higher probability of seeing them. Maps help to pinpoint the best locations for wildflowers as well as information on the best time to visit. This book illustrates over 1150 species, so there should be ample ...
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Swan River DaisyBotanic name: Brachyscome iberidifolia A delightful, easy to grow small shrub 15c...
Swan River DaisyBotanic name: Brachyscome iberidifolia A delightful, easy to grow small shrub 15cm (6″) to 45cm (18″), native to Western and central Australia. Masses of purple, blue or white flowers from winter to early summer. Ideal for mass planting along borders, rockeries, as ground cover, in tubs or hanging baskets. Adapts to many different regions. Wildflower Seed Starter granules (Smoke Granules) can boost germination. Please Note (for International Customers):Due to strict biosecurit...
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Emu Tree SeedsBotanic name: Hakea francisiana This attractive, medium sized shrub features a comp...
Emu Tree SeedsBotanic name: Hakea francisiana This attractive, medium sized shrub features a compact, well-branched crown and dense flowering with 10cm long deep pink-red spikes in the winter to spring. Endemic to Western Australia, it thrives in a sunny, well-drained soil and is resistant to drought and frost. For optimal growth, we recommend sowing the seeds in spring or autumn in temperate climates, avoiding extreme temperatures. The ideal temperature for germination is 18-22°C, and seeds ...
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Botanic name: Swainsona formosa One of the most dramatic and attractive of Australia’s native pla...
Botanic name: Swainsona formosa One of the most dramatic and attractive of Australia’s native plants. Grey-green, furry leaves and stem, with lots of brilliant red, orange, pink flowers, each with a black or maroon centre boss, occurring in dense heads of 7 – 9 flowers from spring to summer. An annual vine-like creeper and ground-cover. Excellent for rockeries, open gardens or deep pots, tubs and hanging baskets. Drought resistant. Wildflower Seed Starter granules (Smoke Granules) are helpful...
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Find that Flower: Colour Guide to the Wildflowers of the Cape to Cape Track and Australia’s South...
Find that Flower: Colour Guide to the Wildflowers of the Cape to Cape Track and Australia’s Southwest Corner (Fully updated third edition)Jane Scott The colour photographs in this handbook will help you to identify 304 species of plants, including major weeds, most of which grow throughout the southwest of Western Australia. These plants all occur along the Cape to Cape Track and other parts of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. To help you locate these flowers there are hints about locat...
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Wildflowers and Wetland Plants of Margaret Rive...
Jane Scott This guide to the flora of the Margaret River and its surrounds features photographs a...
Jane Scott This guide to the flora of the Margaret River and its surrounds features photographs and descriptions of 290 plants you can find in the diverse range of habitats encountered on the river’s journey from its source to the sea. Facts about particular groups of plants and their unique characteristics are included, while the introductory and final sections of the book discuss the river’s environment and its importance to us all. Maps of the river system as a whole, and the Margaret Rive...
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Native WisteriaBotanic name: Hardenbergia comptoniana A highly attractive climber, hanging vine o...
Native WisteriaBotanic name: Hardenbergia comptoniana A highly attractive climber, hanging vine or ground cover with long dense sprays of scented, deep blue to purple flowers for several months in late winter and spring, against a thick mat of deep green foliage. Quick and easy to grow and extremely hardy. A vigorous, attractive and useful evergreen plant in a garden, courtyard or patio. If supported, climbs to 1.5m on a slender, twining stem and branches. Also useful as a dense and beautiful...
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Swan River MyrtleBotanic name: Hypocalymma robustumAlso known as 'Swan Peach Myrtle' One of the l...
Swan River MyrtleBotanic name: Hypocalymma robustumAlso known as 'Swan Peach Myrtle' One of the loveliest of Western Australia’s flowering shrubs. The deep pink blossoms, often flecked with mauve and tipped with gold, cluster around stems forming dense sprays up to 45cm (18″) long. The profuse spring flowers have an attractive scent. Perennial shrub to 1.5m with short dark green, soft leaves. Excellent in the garden, pots or tubs or as cut flowers. Drought and light frost resistant. Wildflowe...
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Bush RoseBotanic name : Eucalyptus macrocarpa This unusual small tree is the largest flowered euc...
Bush RoseBotanic name : Eucalyptus macrocarpa This unusual small tree is the largest flowered eucalypt. Its large spectacular flowers often measure 10cm (4″) across, appearing from late winter to early summer, emerge from large and unusual buds of silver-green to display a thick mass of bright red stamens with gold tips, eventually producing attractive silver-grey to brown seed vessels among the highly unusual silver green leaves which are closely arranged along the straggling stems. An outst...
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