This tenacious Melaleuca glomerata is growing in Nantiberry Springs at Warraweena Conservation Park in the Flinders Ranges.
Inland Paperbark
Caustic Bush
Native succulent Sarcostema viminale ssp astrale also known as Caustic Bush, Milk Bush, Caustic Plant, Lye Bush, Snake Plant, Pencil Caustic, Milk Vine, here seen at the Lyndhurst Ochre Pits.
Flinders Ranges Hakea
The Flinders Ranges Hakea, Hakea ednieana, in flower at Warraweena.
Inland Paperbark
Melaleuca glomerata, also known as the Inland Tea-tree or Inland Paperbark is a common occurrence in the Flinders Ranges along spring fed creek beds. This plant is a useful indicator of water beneath the surface.
Petalostylis labicheoides
Also known as the Slender Petalostylus, this shrub flowers brightly in spring along watercourses in the Northern Flinders Ranges.
Eremophila Scoparia
Eremophila scoparia, the Broombush, in Leigh Creek.
Eremophila Freelingii
The Rock Fuchsia Bush, Eremophila freelingii, is a common sight on rocky slopes in the Flinders Ranges.
Sclerolaena
Among the most formidable of the abundant Chenopod family are the Sclerolaenas. This one is known as the Long-spined Poverty Bush.
Mueller’s Daisybush
Meuller’s Daisybush, Olearia muelleri, seeding in the Central Flinders Ranges.
Soapbush
The succulent Soapbush, Zygophyllum aurantiacum, also commonly known as Twinleaf, flourishing on shale ridgetops at Warraweena Conservation Park.
Fleshy four winged fruit. 