Wildflowers of Western Australia

The striking natural phenomenon of the

Wildflowers of Western Australia

dazzles the spectator with the colour, abundance and sheer diversity of each tiny surprise.

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Five galleries of wildflowers found statewide.

Morning Iris, Everlastings, Firebush, Cyanostegia, Starflower, Leschenaultia, Flannel Bush, Kennedia prostrata, Hovea, Drosera, Sundew, Goodenia, Curry flower, Geranium, Groundsel, Fringe Lily, Flame Pea, Hibbertia huegelii, Sturt's Desert Pea.

Wildflowers of the Perth Hills.

Autumn Lily, Olearia, Prickly Moses, Purple Tassel, Yellow Flag, Purple Flag, Patersonia, Yellow Candle, Stypandra glauca, Boronia, Hemigenia, Blue Devils, Cowslip Orchid, Pom Pom, Flannel Flower, Woodbridge Poison, Boronia, Scaevola, Donkey Orchid, Pepperflower, Milkmaids, Stypandra.

Orchids

"Orchids are universally acknowledged to rank among the most singular and most modified forms in the vegetable kingdom."
Charles Darwin

Avon Valley Wildflowers

The Avon river flows down a valley past the historic towns of...

Red and Green Kangaroo Paws

The most attractive and well known of the Kangaroo Paws and an Australian...

Triggerplants - Stylidium

Check these beauties out.

A triggerplant has a spring-loaded touch-sensitive column hidden under the petals which flicks over when...

Pea Flowers - Faboideae

Typical Fab-flowers have five brightly coloured petals, forming butterfly-shaped...

Coral Coast Wildflowers

Stretching for 1000 kms between the Pinnacles and Exmouth, including the...