Flowers/Plants in Australia

Bougainvillea, Queensland Archive Airings AA19 Bokehlicious

Orange Trumpet Creeper The orange trumpet creeper is a South American native which puts on a spectacular display of brilliant orange flowers from winter through to spring. Plant details Common name: Orange trumpet creeper, flame vine Botanic name: Pyrostegia venusta The genus name is from the Greek and refers to the colour of the flowers (pyro = flame and stege = covering). The species name 'venusta' means pleasing. Description A vigorous evergreen climber which supports itself by means of coiled, thread-like tendrils growing from the apex of some of the bright green compound leaves. Abundant, bold orange flowers are produced from about mid July until October. burkesbackyard.com.au/factsheets/Climbers/Orange-Trumpet-Creeper/542 Wallace Park, Noosa, Queensland Archive Airings AA47 Flawless Flowers

Archive Airings AA21 Patterns Noosa Hinterland, Queensland.

Noosa Hinterland, Queensland

Queensland Archive Airings AA47 Flawless Flowers

Tropical Rhododendron Vireya 'Blaze of Glory' Noosa, Queensland. Archive Airings AA47 Flawless Flowers

Cordyline Berries, Tewantin, Queensland. Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM, zero editing. Canon EOS 550D. Archive Airings AA19 Bokehlicious

Noosa Hinterland, Queensland Archive Airings AA47 Flawless Flowers

Grevillea robusta, commonly known as the southern silky oak or Silky-oak, or Australian Silver-oak, is the largest species in the genus Grevillea. Our Silky Oak tree is now about 50 feet tall. Archive Airings AA19 Bokehlicious

Afternoon light. Noosa Hinterland, Queensland. Macro lens EFS 60mm, zero editing. Canon EOS 550D.

Bougainvillea in our Backyard. Archive Airings AA62 Floral Fantasies

Eumundi, Queensland Canon EFS 60mm

Noosa Hinterland, Queensland Canon EFS 60mm

Caesalpinia Pulcherrima, Queensland, Australia

Going by the curious name of Platycerium superbum, commonly known as the Stag Horn Fern, native to Australia. The fern is native to north-east New South Wales (north of Nabiac) and Queensland. It can also be found in parts of Malaysia. In propagated form, the plant is grown successfully as far south as Victoria. During the 1990s, the fern was also discovered on the Hawaiian Islands where they are now considered a "problem species". Tewantin, Queensland. HDR effect. 27/31 Dark Green, 365 Days in Colour. MDPD2014 27/365 114 pictures in 2014/16 Think Green

Going by the curious name of Platycerium superbum, native to Australia. The fern is native to north-east New South Wales (north of Nabiac) and Queensland. It can also be found in parts of Malaysia. In propagated form, the plant is grown successfully as far south as Victoria. During the 1990s, the fern was also discovered on the Hawaiian Islands where they are now considered a "problem species". Tewantin, Queensland.

Tewantin, Queensland

Noosa, Queensland 21/31 Mauve May, 12 Months/365 Days in Colour