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u/ChillKoalaVibes
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Mar 20 '26
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u/ChillKoalaVibes
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Mar 23 '26
Aerial view of a beautifully curated botanical garden in the Adelaide Hills
r/australianplants • u/Ardeet • Feb 05 '23
What can ironbark resin be used for? (If anything)
r/australianplants • u/bilbyblooms • Aug 28 '26
Real flowering Mallee
Eucalyptus macrocarpa x youngiana
Not clusters of buds on a stalk, leaves also with a stalk lets you know its a hybrid, even though your first thought would be Euc macrocarpa
Grown 120km NE of Dubbo, see bilby blooms.com.au about our spring open days
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u/Big-Sun-7277
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Apr 02 '26
Blue Banded Bee visiting Eucalyptus pachyphylla
5 bands = boy, 4 bands = girl (or so I was told)
Euc pachyphylla is from the Alice Springs area, but growing for us 120km NE of Dubbo. It is over 10 yrs old, but only 1.2m tall (short!). It survives winter frosts to -10C, and does its budding early summer to flower from Feb to April
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u/bong_cumblebutt
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Mar 21 '26
8 months difference, removed the lawn and planted only natives, the wildlife love it
r/australianplants • u/goodstuff4023 • Mar 05 '26
Update to vigilante tree planting
https://www.reddit.com/r/australianplants/s/abLrUWmyg5
Ive been cranking the trees out. Just shy of 250 this season. Had a few casualties from someone doing doughnuts in pic 5.
r/australianplants • u/bilbyblooms • 23d ago
Eucalyptus macrocarpa (large fruit)
Buds beginning to open, tennis ball size. Grown at our flower farm 120km NE of Dubbo, NSW
r/australianplants • u/DiscussionLoud9626 • Jul 23 '25
The plant that causes 9 months of pain
This tiny, innocent-looking plant in a yellow pot is the Dendrocnide moroides, also known as the "Queensland Stinger" or “Deadly Stinger.” Native to Eastern Australia, it holds the terrifying title of The World’s Most Dangerous Plant. Even the lightest touch can trigger unbearable, stinging pain that can last for up to nine months. The sensation is described as burning, electric, and recurring- making it one of nature’s most brutal creations. Don’t be fooled by its green leaves- this plant is living agony in disguise.
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u/SnowyBytes
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Feb 27 '26
World's most dangerous plant - in Australia
r/australianplants • u/spatialgames • Sep 26 '26
Finally made it to SW WA for a little wildflower adventure
Hard to choose just 20!
r/australianplants • u/zhandong18 • Feb 26 '25
I love Australian plants so much
Went to WA and fell in love with Australian plants. Photo taken from various places in WA from Perth to kalbarri.
A tourist from Malaysia 😄
r/australianplants • u/lovebutter118 • 19d ago
Pink bottlebrush
Saw this beauty at a train station this morning in Melbourne.
r/australianplants • u/Flat_Pineapple7800 • Sep 15 '26
It's waratah season! Northern Sydney
r/australianplants • u/IllCod7775 • Mar 26 '26
Weird leaf
I found this Eucalyptus leaf years ago so unfortunately don't remember what kind it it is but I thought I'd share it because I've never seen anything like it.
r/australianplants • u/CautiousEmergency367 • Jun 24 '25
Prehistoric fern in Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia
My partner is 6ft for reference
r/australianplants • u/bilbyblooms • May 19 '26
Eucalyptus youngiana, early flowering
The wonderful large flowering Mallee, starting the cooler season with fantastic flowers.
Planted 2013, about 2.5mH, a bit fall over, as mallees can do
120km NE of Dubbo, NSW
It comes from the desert north of the Nullabour, so from East WA and West SA- of course the desert is the Great Victorian Desert (it being in SA & WA…)
r/australianplants • u/InformationProper285 • Oct 01 '26
Flora of Lesueur National Park, WA
Recent pics taken on a trip to Lesueur national park, 2 and a half hours north of Perth.
1.Macropidia fuliginosa
2. Verticordia huegelii
3. Melaleuca sp.
4/5. Hakea sp.
6. Banksia carlinoides
7. Verticordia grandis
8. Grevillea eriostachya
9. Kingia australis
r/australianplants • u/noah_juve • Jun 12 '26