Darwinia apiculata

Kuvaus:

Darwinia apiculataWith a common name of Scarp Darwinia, it is a threatened Darwinia growing among granite outcrops. It grows 0.4-0.5 m high with green & yellow/red flowers in Oct on lateritic soils or around Granite boulders.Most Darwinia plants have a beautiful smell when the leaves are crushed. A number of flowers are grouped together to form the flower head. You can see the styles with the hairy ends protruding from each flower.This one has a three sided leaf which is also serrated (toothed). If you do find some of these, please report them to your local DpaW (DEC) office.