bright pink flower with yellow centre and fleshy gray green leaves

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Local Provenance Plants

Ricinocarpos pinifolius (Wedding Bush), still in bloom on 19 November 2008, Photographer: Marghanita da Cruz

Crinum pendunculatum Johnston's Creek, Annandale 12 November 2009 Photograph: Marghanita da Cruz

Ceratopetalum gummiferum (Christmas Bush), 3 October 2008, Photographer: Marghanita da Cruz

Local Provenance Plant Species are plants that are endemic to a locality, its climate, rainfall, soil, animals, sunshine.... Inner West Local Provenance plants include Christmas Bush, Flannel Flowers, Blue Berry Ash, Banksias, Gum Trees, Acacias, and the divinely perfumed Wedding Bush. The Rozelle Bay Community Native Nursery has been propragating plants from nearby remnant Bushland and reintroducing them into Annandale and nearby surburbs ...more

Acianthus (Flannel Flowers), 16 October 2008, Photographer: Marghanita da Cruz

small white bell shaped flowers with fringe and buds

Elaeocarpus reticulatus (Blueberry Ash), Annandale, 2 November 2009 Photo: Marghanita da Cruz

Harold Park, NSW is bounded by Johnston's Creek, the Crescent, Minogue Crescent, Wigram Road and Toxteth Estate. Latitude:33.87°S, Longitude:115.18°E.

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