Australian plants

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

What is it about Australian style that's so easily identified when in another country? Yes, quite often it's the one's wearing a reasonably nice outfit...

Painted designs featuring Australian native flowers and plants

This shrub is native to Western Australia, taken in my front garden using available light. The background was fortunately in deep shade. Pentax K20d, Sigma 50mm 2.8 DG Macro lens, 1/8 sec. @ f11, 100 ISO, Tripod. Featured in:- Australian Native Plants 07/02/11 Flowers - Fruits - Berries & Vegetables Group 04/03/11 189 Views 23/08/11

The Hakea Francisiana A shrub of the genus Hakea from the Proteaceae family and is native to West and South Australia.

Six leading landscape designers reveal their favourite Australian native garden plants to give your home a truly local feel.

Find Banksia plant care and history in our flower library. Popular among types of Australian wildflowers, this species is also a good for a garden, drying and more.

Red and Green Kangaroo Paw (Anigozanthos manglesii) cultivated at Kings Park, Perth, Western Australia. Photographed on 25 October 2008 www.inaturalist.org/observations/49272734

Discover the charm of Australian native small trees with this in-depth guide. This article introduces a variety of native trees like the Banksias and Wattles, ideal for adding a low-maintenance, wildlife-friendly touch to your garden. Learn about species such as the Cootamundra Wattle, Sydney Golden Wattle, and others that thrive in Australian soils and attract a diverse range of birds and insects. Perfect for garden enthusiasts seeking eco-friendly and attractive options.