Australian Native Plants

Welcome to the Australian Native Plant group.

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Recent Work

Pimelia physoides by wombatwal

A beautiful Western Australian Pimelia. Common name Qualop Bells. / Pentax K100D Super / f8 / 1/125s / iso 200
Gumnut Flowers by yolanda

Flowers
Cassia #2 Native flower series by robert murray

another cassia from near here taken yesterday
Baby Bottle Brush by Kazzoom

These are the buds of an Australian Bottle Brush Tree which is ready to start flowering…. BEST VIEWED LARGER
Sweet Bursaria Spinosa by Mereki

Taken in Cottlesbridge Nillumbik Shire
Hakea grammatophyla emerging from the bud by wombatwal

This image I cropped for more dramatic effect. / Pentax K100D Super / f9.5 / 1/45s / iso 200
Shining Gum by Ern Mainka

Shining Gum (Eucalyptus nitens), Snowy River NP, Victoria, Australia. / Rollieflex SL66, Fuji RDP film. © Ern Mainka
Waxlip Orchid by Mereki

Taken in Spring in Boomers Reserve Panton HIll
Muyan - Silver Wattle by Mereki

Happy Father’s Day. / Muyan is the local Wurundjeri word for Silver Wattle. Taken by the Yarra at Warrandyte in Early Spring, August 2007
Typical Winter in Grenfell by Jan Richardson

Yes, I know winter in Grenfell provides plenty of photo opportunities with crisp frosty mornings, fog and mist, etc. However, this is the scene which greets me each time I look out from my back verandah, and to me it spells winter! The white cedar, covered in summer with dense, rich green leaves, clutches its berries as though attempting to hide its winter nakedness. The ever-present currawong waits watchfully for any sign of food being put out. And lastly, the heavy, brooding clouds, promising plenty, but delivering precious little, if any!
Spikey Plant Tasmania by Sharon Robertson

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About This Group

Welcome to the Australian Native Plant group. This is a group for photographs of all Australian Native Plants, from ground covers to large trees. The photographs can be flowers, bark, nuts, seeds, anything belonging to these plants. The group will show the huge diversity and beauty of our unique Australian plants. There are thousands of species encompassed in Australian plants, many of them are very spectacular and most are found only in Australia.

Guidelines.

Please photographs, colour or black and white.

Any art form.

If you are not sure that the photograph is an Australian native plant please don’t add it to the group.

This is not a group for photographs of exotic plants that are photographed in Australia but a group for indigenous Australian native plants.

Depending on the size of the group, will depends on how many images per person we can add to the group. There is a limit of 10 pictures that each person may upload. Also please limit it to two a day, that way it is easier to view every ones work.