Dec 23, 2025
Scaevola porocarya
18-SEP-2025
Cranbourne Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, Vic
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Scaevola porocarya
18-SEP-2025
Cranbourne Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, Vic
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Heath lechenaultia (Lechenaultia tubiflora) is endemic to southwestern Australia and one of the weirdest Lechanaltia species I have seen. Check out how it shares the habitat (sandy plain) with a Drosera species in Fitzgerald River National Park.
#3188 - Dampiera wellsiana
Photo by Chris Punter.
Described by Ferdinand von Mueller first described the plant in 1876. Named after English explorer William Dampier (1652-1715) who first collected it, and Julia Wells (1842-1911), who collected botanical specimens in the Western Wheatbelt.
Endemic to the wheatbelt, and one of about 70 Dampiera species.
GSB2024 Wongan Hills - various locations
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Scaevola aemula, siniviuhka
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Lechenaultia sp.
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Cranbourne Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, Vic
Dampiera stenophylla
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Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne, Melbourne, Vic
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