I’ve seen WA’s wildflowers before ... mauve sticky everlastings are thick on the ground and come in traditional daisy shapes. Others, such as bright yellow pompom heads, are spherical ...

The vistas of daisies across the interior of the state ... flowers with its long snout and brush-tipped tongue. Today many WA wildflowers are grown for export and now appear in floral arrangements ...

When you think of Western Australia’s wildflowers, no doubt you imagine ... there is a huge diversity of WA daisies. John Colwill is mad for them; he has even had one named after him, Haptotric ...

WA has the largest collection of wildflowers on Earth, with more than 12,000 species. Nearly two-thirds are found nowhere else in the world. They range from daisy species that form carpets of pink ...

Daisy crazy — Explorer William Dampier collected the first ... the woody fruit of many species opening to shed seeds only after a fire. Sandy survivors — The wildflowers of WA are inventive survivors ...

There are two very different wildflower experiences in WA. The experience many people think about and see on the tours, is the massed flowering of annuals (paper daisies, pink velleia, parakeelyas) in ...

But this year, you might want to consider the everlasting daisy. The Australian natives are prized for their long lasting "shape and colour" when cut and dried. In Western Australian, two ...

WA's wildflower bloom is drawing in all manner of visitors.Credit: Peta Bree Rule Professor Kingsley said WA's wildflowers were one of the world's great botanical wonders. The season begins in ...

More information Map to trailhead Lyle Cherry Orchard Trail (Lyle, WA) winds through meadows of yellow and purple wildflowers. This 5-mile loop, about a 2-hour drive from Kennewick, offers views ...