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RHAMNACEAE Cryptandra minutifolia subsp. minutifolia

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Cryptandra minutifolia subsp. minutifolia is an inland species. Westonia is very near the eastern edge of its range, especially north of the Great Eastern Highway. It extends south to the Ravensthorpe Range. It has white flowers. The other subspecies of Cryptandra minutifolia can be white or more usually, pink. It occurs south of the Great Eastern Highway where the range of both subspecies overlap.