WESTERN WYOOKA. Eremophila oppositifolia is a shrub which can grow to 4 m high but the plant in the photo is about 2 m high.. It occurs in Salmon Gum woodland, e.g. along the Westonia Nature Trail.

WESTERN WYOOKA. The flower bud is almost ready to open.

WESTERN WYOOKA. Eremophila oppositifolia. The flower bud is beginning to grow from within the open calyx. The calyx persists for some time after the flower has dropped off.

RESINOUS EREMOPHILA. Eremophila resinosa is a spreading shrub that grows from 40 to 80 cm high and up to a metre wide. It is listed as 'threatened' as it has only been recorded in three separate areas: near Koorda, Westonia and Mt Marshall. The photo was taken in Morrell woodland near the town of Westonia. At least one plant nursery markets this species as Westonia Eremophila.

RESINOUS EREMOPHILA. Eremophila resinosa is a spreading shrub to .8 m high and up to 1 m wide. It is classed as 'threatened'.