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MYRTACEAE Darwinia purpurea 17 Sept 22

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ROSE DARWINiA. Darwinia purpurea is a spreading shrub to 0.5 m. The flower heads usually droop to face towards the ground. This is a pale form with orange flowers and pale bracts surrounding the flower heads. There is a redder form with flowers and bracts coloured red. Rose Darwinea occurs mostly in the northern and eastern wheatbelt, but only as far east as Westonia.