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The wildflower season starts in June in the north of the State and sweeps south, finishing by November – meaning different species can be enjoyed at various times and destinations.
The North West comes alive with a blanket of spectacular wildflowers from July to September. In season, wildflowers of all colours, sizes and shapes can be seen, including the Sturt's desert pea, fluffy mulla mulla, Ashburton pea or any number of the 65 species of Acacia (wattle).
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Australia's Coral Coast has a diverse range of wildflowers that are sure to impress. Visitors can marvel at the variety of wildflowers on offer, including Wattles, Hakeas, Purple Peas and Shark Bay daises.
The Lesueur National Park is spectacular during the wildflower season with a profusion of colour covering much of the National Park. With over 900 species of flora identified within the park it's a must see for wildflower and botanists.
Visitors who journey to the Golden Outback can experience a sensational show of wildflowers that cling to the vast landscape, adding brilliantly vivid colour to a harsh environment. Wildflowers usually start to bloom in the Gascoyne Murchison in late July, and as the temperature increases, they continue to grow south – from the Northern Wheatbelt to the coastal areas around Fitzgerald River National Park.
One of the top 34 biodiversity hotspots in the world, WA's South West is renowned for having one of the richest and most diverse flora in the world. The region is home to more than 8,000 species, including 300 species of the delicate orchids.
The Lesueur National Park is spectacular during the wildflower season with a profusion of colour covering much of the National Park. With over 900 species of flora identified within the park it's a must see for wildflower and botanists.
Visitors who journey to the Golden Outback can experience a sensational show of wildflowers that cling to the vast landscape, adding brilliantly vivid colour to a harsh environment. Wildflowers usually start to bloom in the Gascoyne Murchison in late July, and as the temperature increases, they continue to grow south – from the Northern Wheatbelt to the coastal areas around Fitzgerald River National Park.
One of the top 34 biodiversity hotspots in the world, WA's South West is renowned for having one of the richest and most diverse flora in the world. The region is home to more than 8,000 species, including 300 species of the delicate orchids.
The best way to experience the beauty of wildflowers in the State's capital city, Perth, is by following one of the many tracks and trails located in Kings Park, the Swan Valley and Perth Hills region. Kings Park is home to more than 1,700 species of native wildflowers, and offer self-guided and group walking tours between September and October.
Search here for wildflower tours available from Perth or WA's regional towns, including one-day to extended tour options. A Wildflower Guide is also available for more details on the State's wildflowers, including wildflower trails.
www.westernaustralia.com/en/Things_to_See_and_Do/Forest_and_Flowers/WAWildflowers
Search here for wildflower tours available from Perth or WA's regional towns, including one-day to extended tour options. A Wildflower Guide is also available for more details on the State's wildflowers, including wildflower trails.
www.westernaustralia.com/en/Things_to_See_and_Do/Forest_and_Flowers/WAWildflowers
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