Spring Wildflowers of SW Western Australia 2013

For six picturesque months, a whopping 12,000 plant species carpet the state with their vivid beauty - and
endless varieties are still being discovered! And over 60% of these species are found nowhere else in the world.
In Western Australia, Australia's most familiar wildflowers take a dazzling twist from the norm. Pink boronias,
red and green kangaroo paw, magenta paperbark
blossom and orange-flowering banksias are top of the list for wildflower spotters.

Callistemon hybrid	Grevillea hybrid	Ants on a Grevillea bloom	Grevillea	Darwinia	Southern Rose	Mouse Ears
Spent Mouse Ears	Hibbertia	Tree Hovea	Tree Hovea	Hovea	Posy Starflower	Wildflower exhibition
Wildflower exhibition	Wildflower exhibition	Wildflower exhibition	Wildflower exhibition	Wildflower exhibition	Banksia coccinea growing in the wild	Banksia
Banksia	Banksia	Banksia	Scarlet Kunzea	Scarlet Kunzea	Purple wildflower	Pink wildflower
Pink Fairies	Another wildflower mix	Black Kangaroo Paw	Cottonhead	Mixture of wildflowers	Paper daisies and blue	Paper daisies and pink