Native Australian Species
Aboriginal Name
Kolowon (Wiradjuri)
Wiradjuri Country, Central NSW
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands where these flowers grow.
About
Named for their distinctive cylindrical flower spikes that resemble bottle brushes. These iconic Australian plants produce vibrant red, pink, or cream flowers that are magnets for nectar-feeding birds like honeyeaters.
Habitat
Common along waterways, in wetlands, and coastal areas. Tolerates poor drainage and can survive periodic flooding.
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Quick Facts
Region
Eastern Australia, widespread in gardens
Blooming Season
Spring to Summer
Color
Red, Pink, Cream
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