Pygmy gooseberries are small, ground-hugging native plants associated with open heath, dry woodland margins and sandy soils along parts of the Australian…
Few Australian orchids look as mysterious as a greenhood. Its flower resembles a small hooded figure standing among leaf litter, with a green-and-white…
Native grasses can look understated at first glance, yet their leaves, seed heads, stems, and fine textures become remarkably expressive in early daylight.…
Freshwater wetlands are among the most distinctive habitats on the Tomaree Peninsula. Their shallow pools, damp depressions and seasonally saturated soils…
Along the Tomaree Peninsula, the coast is shaped by more than spectacular views and exposed sandstone. Salt spray, persistent onshore winds, intense sunlight,…
The Small-leaved Fig, Ficus obliqua, is one of the most valuable native food trees in the forests and bushland of the Tomaree Peninsula. Its modest leaves can…
The Tomaree Headland is best known for its sweeping coastal views, but its vegetation also records long relationships between people, plants, soil, weather and…
On the Tomaree Peninsula, ferns occupy some of the most sheltered plant communities in the landscape. They grow beneath coastal rainforest, along shaded…
Flannel flowers are among the most recognisable plants of the Australian bush. Their soft, grey-green foliage and pale, daisy-like flower heads brighten open…