Darwinia fascicularis

Can be confused for a grevillea.

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Calbost Niel

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Beautiful specimen Posted 4 years ago
1. Ernst
  
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  Thanks ,Niel. Posted 4 years ago

Christine Young

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Lovely! Posted 4 years ago

Ferdy Christant

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Excellent! Posted 4 years ago

Ruth Spigelman

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Every day, in every way, I come across yet another genus I want to bring in to my garden...will it never end?! Lovely shot of a lovely species Ernst. Posted 4 years ago, modified 4 years ago
1. Ernst
  
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  Thank you Ruth. I know the feeling to well about planting such beautiful natives. I took that photo about 3 years ago and for all that time I didn’t really lookat it as I thought it was a a grevillea species such as Grevillea rosemariefolia.How unobsevant can one get ? Posted 4 years ago

The Darwinia fascicularis

''Darwinia fascicularis'' is shrub in the myrtle family and is endemic to areas near Sydney. A small shrub with aromatic foliage and white flowers, turning red as they mature. Nectar feeding birds are attracted to its flowers as a food source.

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Similar species: Myrtles, Evening Primroses.

Species identified by Ernst