Oct 12, 2025
I’ve never seen any orange flowers like this, it’s an explosion of colour! Again, Western Australian flora never fails to amaze me with its endless hidden treasures.
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I’ve never seen any orange flowers like this, it’s an explosion of colour! Again, Western Australian flora never fails to amaze me with its endless hidden treasures.
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Hibbertia fasciculata
18-SEP-2025
Cranbourne Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, Vic
climbing/vine drosera and hibbertia
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Plant of the Day
Friday 25 January 2019
The Australian twining or sprawling evergreen shrub Hibbertia scandens (gold guinea plant, snake climber) has stems over 3m long, with glossy leaves and solitary yellow flowers. The plant is tender and only hardy down to 5°C (41°F) so here it is growing in the glasshouse corridor of the Cambridge Botanic Gardens, UK. In warmer climates this plant makes a suitable ground cover plant or a climber for wire fences and trelisses. It will grow in sun or partial shade and will cope with a sandy soil.
Jill Raggett
Guinea flowers are fierce and golden
Guinea flowers are fierce and golden
This guinea flower is called ‘fierce’ after its sharp, painful needles. The Conversation/Shutterstock
Betsy Jackes, James Cook University
Welcome to Beating Around the Bush, a series that profiles native plants: part gardening column, part dispatches from country, entirely Australian. Read more about the series here or get in touch to pitch a plant at [email protected].
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Hibbertia serrata
17-SEP-2022
Melbourne, Vic