This woody climber is a native Clematis. The ‘bearded’ Clematis is a female as seen flowering in mid November near Rawnsley Bluff in the central Flinders Ranges.
Old Man’s Beard
Wild Tomato
Solanum quadriculatum also known as the Felted Nightshade or Wild Tomato is highly poisonous. Found in clay soils.
Euphorbia drummondii
Euphorbia drummondii, also known as Caustic Creeper or Milkweed, growing throughout the Flinders Ranges has a caustic milky sap.
Minnie Daisy
Minnie Daisy, Minuria leptophylla, growing in gibber plains and gravels.
Silver Mulla Mulla
Silver Mulla Mulla, Ptilotus obovatus, growing on a rocky outcrop.
Rounded Noon-Flower
The succulent Rounded Noon-Flower, Disphyma crassifolium ssp clavellatuam, growing in the sandy northern margins of the Spencer Gulf.
Lemon Scented Grass
Lemon Scented Grass, Cymbopogon ambiguus, has a sweet, aromatic lemon aroma and is palatable as a tea. Found throughout the Flinders Ranges in shales, rocky creeks and gullies. 
Inland Pigface
An Inland Pigface succulent, Carpobrotus modestus, out of its comfort zone in the clay plains south of Farina.
Blue Storksbill
Erodium cygnorum, known as Blue Storksbill emerging during winter in crags and roadsides near Lyndhurst.
Sturt’s Nightshade
Solanum sturtianum, Sturt’s Nightshade, flowering in July.
