CHENOPODIACEAE Maireana georgeiSATINY BLUEBUSH. Maireana georgei is a shrub to 1 m high.It occurs over much of Western Australia and in drier areas of other mainland states and the Northern Territory but not Queensland.
CHENOPODIACEAE Maireana pyramidataSAGO BUSH.Maireana pyramidata is a much branched shrub to 1.5 m high.
CHENOPODIACEAE Maireana pyramidataSAGO BUSH. Maireana pyramidata. It occurs over much of inland Western Australia and in dry inland areas across Australia. .
CONVOLVULACEAE Wilsonia humilisSILKY WILSONIA. Wilsonia humilis is a prostrate plant with white hairs on the leaves occurring both coastally and inland. In Western Australia it mostly found west of a line between Ajana to the north and Toolinna Cove (Nullarbor) to the south.
DILLENIACEAE Hibbertia glomerosaGUINEA- FLOWER. Hibbertia glomerosa.
DILLENIACEAE Hibbertia glomerosaGUINEA-FLOWER. Hibbertia glomerosa has long dense hairs on the sepals which can be seen in this image.
DILLENIACEAE Hibbertia glomerosaGUINEA-FLOWER. Hibbertia glomerosa plant, on road verge. It is a straggly shrub usually to 0.6 m high, occurring mostly in the central and eastern wheatbelt.
DILLENIACEAE Hibbertia rostellataOne of the BUTTERCUP family. Hibbertia rostellata is a low sprawling plant which grows to 0.5 m high and occurs mostly in the wheatbelt. The photo shows a flower that is being attacked by small insects.
EPACRIDACEAE Styphelia serratifoliaStyphelia serratifolia. 'Serratifolia' translates as saw-edged leaf.
EPACRIDACEAE Styphelia serratifoliaStyphelia serratifolia is found throughout the grain growing areas of Western Australia and also further east into the goldfields.
GYROSTEMONACEAE Gyrostemon racemigerGyrostemon racemiger is a plant that is most often seen soon after a fire especially in sandy soil. However this one came up in disturbed ground, unburnt for a long time, adjacent to the local cemetery. It is a male plant.
GYROSTEMONACEAE Gyrostemon racemigerGyrostemon racemiger has a distinctive pinkish trunk, and a pyramid shape. It can grow to 4 m but this one was around 1.8 m tall. It is a Western Australian native occurring mostly in an arc from Shark Bay to Esperance and out to the Plumridge Lakes.
LAMIACEAE Cyanostegia angustifoliaTINSEL FLOWER. Cyanostegia angustifolia is a sticky shrub to 2 m high with profuse pink and purple flowers. Most of its range is in the central and north-east wheatbelt.
LAMIACEAE Cyanostegia angustifoliaCyanostegia angustifolia. The species name 'angustifolia' means 'narrow leaf'.
LAMIACEAE Dasymalla terminalisNATIVE FOXGLOVE. Dasymalla terminalis occurs from Shark Bay southwards through most of the wheatbelt and east to Kambalda.