Wildflower Trip

Submitted: Thursday, Sep 24, 2009 at 20:48

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Finding Wildflowers in WA

In this detailed article we explain how and why the state of Western Australia is world renowned for being the Wildflower State. We also list popular locations in each region where wildflowers are

Member - graeme W (WA)

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Got back on tuesday from our trip to the midwest wildflower country.Like to thank Peter who was kind enough to let us camp on his block.We had a good look around the Monger lake area and went as far as Ningham station and Paynes Find.Unless there is some rain up that way things will dry out but they have a bumper season for cropping.Some of the wheat crops will be the best for years.
Cheers Graeme.

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Reply By: Serendipity of Mandurah (WA) - Thursday, Sep 24, 2009 at 21:43

Thursday, Sep 24, 2009 at 21:43

Hi Graeme

We have just come back from the weekend up around that area too. (see blog) We had a look on Peter & Sue's block and it was great. We did not camp there only looked on Sunday afternoon.

Love the shot of the wreath flowers - we did not find any. Where did you find that group of them.

David

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Follow Up By: Member - graeme W (WA) - Thursday, Sep 24, 2009 at 22:13

Thursday, Sep 24, 2009 at 22:13

Hi David.
Found them at omega and monitor tracks near boida camp and also on the causeway road that crosses mongers lake and comes out on great northern hwy at mt gibson turn off.There was also a single plant on the way in to Peters place about 2 klms before the first hard turn.Funny how they grow away from other plants .

Cheers Graeme.

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