Spring is round the corner. Ornamental weeping gum with white trunk and large red flowers that are produced in spring. Flowers from a mature "Silver Princess".

I love Gum Blossoms. Whenever I see them they bring back the childhood memories of my favorite book "Snugglepot & Cuddlepie" by May Gibbs which I still have sitting in my bookshelf. The illustrations were so amazing and had a real Australian feel to them. My mother also had a May Gibbs book when she was a child, she in turn handed it on to me, it also sits in my bookshelf (although a little worse for wear)

Grafted Grevillea's and other grafted Australian native plants

Sydney wedding & event florist, stylist, planner. Modern, artistic, garden inspired flowers and styling. Australia and destination events. Corporate events, hen's flower crown workshops.

Grevillea 'Casitas Pink' part of the Proteaceae family with Pink flowers flowering in Most of the year avaliable from Australian Native Plants located in Ventura, CA

Australian Wild Gum Blossom. “Gum Tree” is the most common name for the 500 kinds of Australian Eucalyptus. They vary from forest giants to low straggling shrubs. First mentioned by Sir Joseph Banks in 1770, when he wrote of a tree having gum exudations, similar to an exotic plant he knew. The term “Gum Tree” is now usually reserved to those eucalyptus with smooth bark.

Hand embroidery pattern PDF, embroidery tutorial, floral embroidery design. Airy and gentle. This is Figure 4 from “Serenity” collection of embroidery designs, which features a combination of delicate floral motifs and clear geometric lines. Can be used as a wall decoration, embroidered book cover, clothes embellishment, etc. Measurements of the finished embroidery: 7,7 x 15,3 cm (3 x 6 inches). This listing is for a digital PDF pattern that includes: -Pattern (original + reversed one for…

Late summer pinks organic wild floral arrangement by Soil and Stem

FloraBase—the Western Australian Flora

Learn how to draw a pincushion protea with this easy to learn video!

The Waratah which is the name given it by the local Aborigines has the scientific name Telopea speciosissima. "Telopea" from the Greek means "seen from afar" and "speciosissima" from Latin means handsome. Both are appropriate names. It grows wild along the eastern seaboard of New South Wales, Australia in sandy well drained soil.

Protea 'Pink Duke' part of the Proteaceae family with Pink flowers flowering in Winter-spring avaliable from Australian Native Plants located in Ventura, CA

George has been painting most of his adult life. More recently he has developed his flair for botanical subject matter where he expanded his skills and interest in watercolour medium. Even though he has been mostly a self-taught artist, he has attended several art workshops over the years in various art schools. His watercolour skills …