Australian flora
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The banksia integrifolia flower after it has expired... revealing the gorgeous 'spine' of the flower which turns into this lovely banksia cone. I've been fascinated with these cones since i was a kid. i love the patterns of these "Big Bad Banksia Men". borrowed friends Nikon D70
Unique and high quality Australian Floral embroidery designs at Outback Embroidery located at Embroidery Passbook Mall
Created for the Victorian Catchment Management Council's 20th anniversary celebrations, this A4 botanical illustration captures the beauty of the Mugga Ironbark Eucalyptus and will be used across several applications for this event
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15 Dec – 29 Jan 2015 In 1962 when I was eleven my family moved from Melbourne to Canberra. In those days there was no lake in Canberra, just the Molonglo River moseying through the centre of the to…
Five Top Trees - Native Plant Project
Australia is blessed with thousands of species of wildflowers — an incredible diversity that is matched by few places in the world. I can hardly do it justice by showing only 25 examples…
Acacia pycnantha in watercolour. Australia's floral emblem, flowering in Spring, right near my home in Jerrabomberra, Australia.
How to grow Lemon Myrtle for screening out the neighbours, as a hardy pot plant, for it's lush foliage or bush food, growing in sun or shade.
Red and Green Kangaroo Paw (Anigozanthos manglesii) cultivated at Kings Park, Perth, Western Australia. Photographed on 25 October 2008 www.inaturalist.org/observations/49272734
Six leading landscape designers reveal their favourite Australian native garden plants to give your home a truly local feel.
