survivors in coastal sand dunes and desert country.
The Desert Wattle, no more than 18" high in the
Little Desert Nat.Park blooming it's little heart out
These I found in coastal sand dunes on the
Eyre Peninsula. I have tried to find their name,
but even in the Nat. Botanical Gardens there is
no listing for them. I have seen them grow into a
4' bush covered with these pea shaped flowers.
Sturt's Desert Rose, quite a large bloom 3-4" across.
A beautiful Banksia flowering on a coastal cliff,
grows to a medium sized tree.
The lovely little Sun Orchid in the Little Desert.
Another low growing, profusely flowering desert
dweller.
The Pincushion Hakea, Hakea laurina, needing a
litttle more water but quite stunning when covering
a 15' bush.
a 15' bush.
and last but not least, the stunning red Correa
Just a small selection of some off our dryland flora.
My native flora books are not to hand at present so
botanical names are in short supply. Enjoy the colours.
Please visit flowers around the world via Logo on right.
botanical names are in short supply. Enjoy the colours.
Please visit flowers around the world via Logo on right.
My thanks to Luiz Santilli Jr., Denise B. Castro and
Laerte Pupo for their splendid organization of this meme.
