#Tripterococcus
The wildflower season in the Perth Hills hadn’t finished yet, still lots to see! Seen today:

🌱 Winged Stackhousia
🌿 One-sided Bottlebrush
🍃 Stylidium recurvum triggerplant
🍂 Featherflowers

For those in the Southern hemisphere, record what you see on #inaturalist for #GSB2025
#ozflora #wildoz
October 24, 2025 at 10:55 AM
The ever so spindly #Tripterococcus brunonis part of the #Celastraceae family, and are named for their winged fruit, and supposedly smell nice at night though I never gone out to find out for myself what they smell like
December 3, 2024 at 8:31 AM