Wildflowers
This greeting card features Meryl Bell's Sturt desert pea artwork. The Sturt desert pea is the fl...
This greeting card features Meryl Bell's Sturt desert pea artwork. The Sturt desert pea is the floral emblem of South Australia, but it is also found extensively in Western Australia. The Sturt pea was first collected by seafarer William Dampier from Rosemary Island in the Dampier Archipelago off the coast of Western Australia in 1699. The original specimen is held at the Sherardian Herbarium in Oxford, England.
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This card design features a magpie and a native wreath of sympathy. Illustrated by Perth-born, M...
This card design features a magpie and a native wreath of sympathy. Illustrated by Perth-born, Melbourne-based artist, Jess Racklyeft.
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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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Bush Flowers: Australian flowers and foliage for decoration and designCassandra Hamilton and Mic...
Bush Flowers: Australian flowers and foliage for decoration and designCassandra Hamilton and Michael Pavlou Australian flowers are truly unique. Banksias and flannel flowers, wattle and waratahs all offer their own magic of colour, shape and texture. All across this country there is botanical beauty right in front of us. Native flora and foliage offer a beautiful alternative in the sustainability-challenged cut-flower industry. Our diverse landscape and climate produce incredible flowers tha...
$59.95
Queen of Sheba Orchid Earrings
Australian Queen of Sheba Orchid wooden hoop earrings Made in Australia from our original hand p...
Australian Queen of Sheba Orchid wooden hoop earrings Made in Australia from our original hand painted design, these earrings are printed with eco-friendly inks, onto light weight sustainably grown hoop pine and finished with gold or silver stainless steel hoops, perfect for sensitive ears! Theylmitra variegata, the Queen of Sheba orchid is a small, tuberous, perennial plant that grows in a limited area of south-western W.A. among low shrubs and grasses in forests, woodlands and heath. It ca...
$30.00
This wildflower trivet is made from Western Australian jarrah timber and can be used to sit teapo...
This wildflower trivet is made from Western Australian jarrah timber and can be used to sit teapots and casserole dishes on, display flower vases, as a table centrepiece or you could hang it on a wall for a unique piece of art. Matching coasters also available.
$58.00
Western Australian Plant Names and Their Meanin...
by George Alex Sharr FA Ever wondered what those "foreign" plant names mean? In this book, all th...
by George Alex Sharr FA Ever wondered what those "foreign" plant names mean? In this book, all the known wildflowers and weeds int the state - 12,800 of them - are explained by renowned Western Australian botanist and Latin scholar Alex George. They refer to plant shapes and sizes, places, people, perfume and much more. Wonders no longer!
$48.00
The Cape to Cape Track Guidebook
The Cape to Cape Track Guidebook: Incorporating the Meelup Trail Fully-Revised Ninth EditionJane ...
The Cape to Cape Track Guidebook: Incorporating the Meelup Trail Fully-Revised Ninth EditionJane Scott and Ray Forma, illustrated by Patricia Negus The Cape to Cape Walk Track is located in the far south-west corner of Western Australia, just 250 km south of Perth. It meanders along the whole length of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge, which forms the backbone of the spectacular Leeuwin Naturaliste National Park. Its start and finish are the lighthouses at the rugged tips of Cape Naturaliste and...
$24.95
Wild about the NativesBeth Baker This book is a photographic celebration of wildflowers in the Pe...
Wild about the NativesBeth Baker This book is a photographic celebration of wildflowers in the Perth Hills, Kings Park and the Cape Naturaliste region of Western Australia. It makes a perfect present for wildflower enthusiasts, those with an eye for beauty and overseas and interstate visitors.
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A Field Guide to the Eremophilas of Western Aus...
A Field Guide to the Eremophilas of Western Australia: Revised Second EditionAndrew Brown and Bev...
A Field Guide to the Eremophilas of Western Australia: Revised Second EditionAndrew Brown and Bevan Buirchell Eremophila species abound on desolate rocky hills, open spinifex plains, sparse woodlands, barren dry watercourses, and inland sand dunes that stretch to the horizon, where the only signs of human habitation are occasional fence lines, rusted remains of vehicles or rough winding tracks that meander into the distance. Aptly, their generic name, when translated, means “lover of lonely o...
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Golden StrawflowerBotanic name: Xerochrysum bracteatum A fabulous profusion of large bright golde...
Golden StrawflowerBotanic name: Xerochrysum bracteatum A fabulous profusion of large bright golden blooms over several months from late winter to summer. A hardy perennial plant to 1m (3′). Excellent for cut flowers or for drying and preserving. One of the large group of flowers referred to as everlastings or paper daisies which lights up much of the Australian bushland with a thick carpet of various colours and thrills thousands of visitors from all over the world. Can appear as a vibrant “w...
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Albany BottlebrushBotanic name: Callistemon glaucus (formerly Callistemon speciosus)Also known as...
Albany BottlebrushBotanic name: Callistemon glaucus (formerly Callistemon speciosus)Also known as: showy bottlebrush 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 evergreen shrub growing to 3m (10′) with a spread up to 2m (7′). Very adaptable to damp conditions (sometimes found thriving in w...
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