Known as the “Vanilla Lily” from the smell of their flowers, these otherwise inconspicuous grass-like plants will suddenly spatter their wallum heath neighbourhood with shades of pink in spring.
While not a rare plant, their home on flat coastal plains has seen much of their habitat lost to urban development.
Tabernaemontana pandacaqui Brisbane Wildflowers These are a native relative of the frangipani, and like their cousins they are deciduous & have sweetly […]
Dipodium variegatum Brisbane Wildflowers These little native orchids, commonly called “Hyacinth Orchids”, are quite peculiar. They’re effectively leafless and spend the bulk […]
Calotis cuneifolia Brisbane Wildflowers These wiry little daisies are quite widespread and can usually be found minding their business in amongst the […]
Leptospermum juniperinum Brisbane Wildflowers A “Prickly Tea-Tree”, these are usually upright, straggly shrubs with stiff-pointed leaves. Their flowers, borne along the branches […]
