BOREE. Melaleuca pauperifolia is a small tree or a shrub up to 6 m high. This one is about 4.5 m high.

BOREE. Melaleuca pauperiflora subsp. fastigiata in full flower. The name means 'scarce or small flowers' but this depends on the season.

BOREE. Melaleuca pauperiflora subsp. fastigiana showing the fruit.

BOREE. Melaleuca pauperiflora subsp. fastigiata showing buds.

GRACEFUL HONEYMYRTLE. Melaleuca radula is a shrub to 2.4 m high with pinkish purple or white flowers. Most of its range is between Kalbarri, Serpentine and Dundas Rocks.

GRACEFUL HONEYMYRTLE. Melaleuca radula

Micromyrtus racemosa is a dense shrub which can grow to 2 m high.

Micromyrtus racemosa. The frond in this image was wet with morning dew. Its flowers can be white, cream, yellow or pink.

Micromyrtus racemosa. Oil glands can be clearly seen on the leaves.

Micromyrtus racemosa shrub. They mostly occur in a fairly narrow north-south band between the Murchison and Narambeen.

Thryptpmene australis subsp. australis shrub. The subspecies can grow to 3.5 m high. It is an inland species often associated with granite rocks. Westonia is near the eastern edge of its range which extends westwards to Mount Cooke near Armadale. The range extends North to Dalwallinu and south to Boxwood Hill.

HOOK-LEAF THRYPTOMENE. The leaves of Thryptomene australis have a distinct hook facing outwards. The petals are white, white with a little pink (as here), or pale pink.