 Wattle species
Acacia
Golden Wattle is the National Floral Emblem of Australia.
|  Wattle species
Acacia
The Green and Gold of the Wattle are the National Colours of Australia.
|  Wattle species
Acacia
National Wattle Day is celebrated on the first day of September.
|  Native Wisteria
Hardenbergia comptoniana
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 Native Wisteria
Hardenbergia comptoniana
|  Tamala Rose
Diplolaena grandiflora
|  Mangles Kangaroo Paw
Anigozanthos manglesii
|  Mangles Kangaroo Paw
Anigozanthos manglesii
The State Floral Emblem of Western Australia.
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 Gillam's Bell
Darwinia oxylepis
|  Gillam's Bell
Darwinia oxylepis
|  Sandpaper Wattle
Acacia denticulosa
|  Sandpaper Wattle
Acacia denticulosa
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 Eucalyptus macrocarpa x pyriformis
|  Beaufortia sp. column
|  Silky Eremophila
Eremophila nivea
|  Qualup Bell
Pimelea physodes
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 Qualup Bell
Pimelea physodes
|  Qualup Bell
Pimelea physodes
|  Eremophila splendens
|  Eremophila splendens
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 Eremophila splendens
|  Silky Eremophila
Eremophila nivea
|  Boab Tree (Adansonia gregorii)
This huge Boab survived the long journey of over 3,200 kms from the Kimberley to its new location in Kings Park. Currently there is plastic around the base to prevent it getting too wet during winter. The Botanists say the tree is healthy and doing well.
|  View across the Swan River to South Perth
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 Mauve Coopernookia
Coopernookia georgei
|  Scarlet Featherflower
Verticordia grandis
|  Scarlet Featherflower
Verticordia grandis
|  Barrens Featherflower
Verticordia helichrysantha
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 Yellow Featherflower
Verticordia chrysantha
|  Yellow Featherflower
Verticordia chrysantha
|  Plummed Featherflower
Verticordia plumosa
|  Pandanus Fruit Cluster
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 Aerial Roots of Pandanus
|  Native Wisteria
Hardenbergia comptoniana
|  Overlooking the slopes of Mt Eliza
Large Sheoak Tree, wattles and other vegetation.
|  Historic Swan River Brewery viewed from Kings Park
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 Parrot Bush
Dryandra sessilis
|  Prickly Moses
Acacia pulchella
|  Prickly Moses
Acacia pulchella
|  Pink Everlastings
Rhodanthe chlorocephala
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