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Blue Leschenaultia (Lechenaultia biloba) cultivated at Kings Park, Perth, Western Australia. Photographed on 25 October 2008
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This beautiful red Goodeniaceae: Lechenaultia laricina grows in deep white sand and gravel soils. It is a Declared Rare plant growing in very limited populations. The plants have been fenced to help save these plants from being eaten by kangaroos and to mark the plants a post has been placed next to the plant. Photos 2007
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This beautiful red Goodeniaceae: Lechenaultia laricina grows in deep white sand and gravel soils. It is a Declared Rare plant growing in very limited populations. The plants have been fenced to help save these plants from being eaten by kangaroos and to mark the plants a post has been placed next to the plant. Photos 2007
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Growing in deep white sand.
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These tiny plants are just starting to flower and will continue through to November. They are returning after a control burn in the winter wetland. Photo: Fred Explored: Sep 13, 2011 #495
