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Inland Tea-tree

Melaleuca glomerata is known as White Tea-tree, Inland Tea-tree, Inland Paperbark or Desert Paperbark. It is typically seen throughout the Flinders Ranges in watercourses and is a good indicator of soaks and springs. Flowering profusely at Stubbs Waterhole, Arkaroola after early summer rain.

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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.