I can never get a good photo of Trymalium, but a fav early flowering genus of mine they mass flower and light up the understory with their tiny bright flowers that almost glow when the sun hits them! This me here is Trymalium angustifolium!

Another tiny flowered Rhamnaceae! #Trymalium angustifolium! A common species of the Northern Jarrah forest up to Julian Bay, this one was growing in a Banksia armata shrubland under wandoos!

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Tiny intricate stars under the forest of Jarrah trees, #Trymalium ledifolium flowering all over, this species is within the #Rhamnaceae family, found all around the southwest with 3 varieties! Super cute but also tiny flowers are very difficult to capture expecially if a breeze blows through!

drhoz.tumblr.com/post/8089638... #3493 - Trymalium sp.

A genus of shrubs, which with a single exception are all endemic to Western Australia.

drhoz.tumblr.com/post/8209388... #3803 - Trymalium ledifolium - Star Buckthorn

Another one growing around the granite outcrop at Sullivan Rock, SE of Perth. It also grows on clay, gravel, loam & sand, on limestone and laterite & on outcrops and dunes. It reaches 2.5 m high, under ideal conditions.

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drhoz.tumblr.com/post/8127224... #3617 - Trymalium odoratissimum - Karri Hazel

AKA djop born in the Nyungar language.

First described by John Lindley in 1838 in Edwards Botanical Register, based on a flowering specimen sent to a horticultural society in London by one Robert Mangles.