Capertee Valley NSW vegetation

DRAFT ONLY

“Rocklands” – 100 acre bush block in Capertee Valley, NSW, Australia.  Dry woodland, poor stony soils.

Ground covers, herbs & scramblers

Common Everlasting Chrysocephalum apiculatum (family: ASTERACEAE)

 

Pomax Pomax umbellata (family: RUBIACEAE)

 

Purple Burr-daisy Calotis cuneifolia (family: ASTERACEAE)

 

Fuzzweed Vittadinia cunea and dissecta (family: ASTERACEAE)

 

Yellow Burr-daisy Calotis lappulacea (family: ASTERACEAE)

 

Ivy Goodenia Goodenia hederaceae (family: GOODENIACEAE)

growing with Coral Lichen

 

Guinea flower Hibbertia obtusifolia (family: DILLENIACEAE)

 

Prickly Hibbertia Hibbertia species (family: DILLENIACEAE)

 

Kidney Weed Dichondra repens (family CONVOLVULACEA)

 

Rock Fern Cheilanthes sieberi (family: ADIANTACEAE)

 

Bristly Cloak Fern Cheilanthes distans (family: ADIANTACEAE)

(photo to come)

 

Maidenhair Fern Adiatum species (family:

Sticky Everlasting Xerochrysumm viscosum (family ASTERACEAE)

 

Bluebells Wahlenbergia species (family: CAMPANULACEAE)

 

Ivy-leaved Violet Viola hederaceae (family: VIOLACEAE)

 

Native Hibiscus species (unusual double flowered specimen)

 

Native Hibiscus, possibly Hibiscus sturtii var. sturtii (family: MALVACEAE)

 

Native fuchsia Correa reflexa (family: RUTACEAE)

seed pod (has red tubular flowers in summer)

 

Dianella species (family: PHORMIACEAE)

 

small blue flower with hairy leaves

 

Austral Bugle Ajuga australis (family: LAMIACEAE)

 

unknown blue (family: LAMIACEAE)

 

Germander Teucrium species (family: LAMIACEAE)

 

PEAS

Eggs & Bacon Pultenea microphylla Q (family: FABACEAE)

 

small yellow pea (family: FABACEAE)

 

orange pea flowers (family FABACEAE)

Large Tick-treefoil Desmodium brachypodum (family: FABACEAE)

 

small purple pea (family: FABACEAE)

 

Twining Glycine

Hardenbergia

 

colourful weedy things

Scarlet Pimpernel Anagallis arvensis (family:  )

 

Common Centaury Centaurium erythraea (family: GENTIANACEAE)

 

Shrubs

Hovea lanceolata (family FABACEAE)

 

Pomaderris (with River Oaks in background)