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Flannel Flowers
Soft as velvet, the colour of the moon. These flowers are a gift of warmth and comfort.
Their Latin name actinotus helianthi literally means “in the form of rays like the sunflower”.
Despite looking like they belong to the daisy family, they are actually members of the carrot family Apiaceae.
Native Bunch Greeting Card
The distinctive shapes and textures of Australia’s native flora are often spectacular and stunning in a floral arrangement.
This bunch of native beauties includes blue gum blossoms, billy buttons, flannel flowers, wax flowers, kangaroo paws, grevillea and banksias.
Banksia Bower
Known as the Superb Fairy Wren for its stunning blue plumage, this little Australian feathered friend is striking in appearance and brings joy to those who glimpse its electric blue feathers as it flitters here and there. It has recently been voted Australia’s favourite bird.
This little male is perched amongBanksia serrata blossoms. A member of the Proteaceae family, it is also known as the Old Man Banksia — named after the naturalist Sir Joseph Banks, it was one of the original specimens he collected in Botany Bay on the first voyage to the Pacific on Captain Cook’s Endeavour in 1770.
Hakea Blooms Greeting Card
The pin-cushion hakea or Hakea laurina is a stunning Australian native with its distinctive crimson-pink round blossoms that attract a wide variety of birds, bees and other insects.
Its seed pods are much sought after by black cockatoos.
Scarlet Robin
The Scarlet Robin Petroica boodang is a common red-breasted passerine found across Australia.
The vivid plumage of this male is reflected in the Banksia coccinea bloom it is perched upon. Also known as the scarlet banksia, its flowers attract nectar and insect-feeding birds.
Lunar Floral Garden
Every living thing is effected by the gravitational pull of the moon — the ocean tides, animal behaviour and the growth of plant life.
Under the glow of this bright full moon these blossoms bloom and thrive, stretching their tendrils up into the night sky.
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Scarlet Robin
The Scarlet Robin Petroica boodang is a common red-breasted passerine found across Australia.
The vivid plumage of this male is reflected in the Banksia coccinea bloom it is perched upon. Also known as the scarlet banksia, its flowers attract nectar and insect-feeding birds.
Waratah Greeting Card
Perhaps the most recognised Australian native flower, the waratah is one of our most spectacular blooms.
Its botanical name Telopea speciosissima comes from the Greek work ‘telepos’ meaning ‘seen from afar’ and speciossima is derived from the Latin adjective ‘speciosus’, meaning ‘beautiful’.
Whilst the name ‘Waratah’ comes from the Eora people, the original inhabitants of the Sydney area, meaning ‘red
flowering tree’.
Native Bunch Greeting Card
The distinctive shapes and textures of Australia’s native flora are often spectacular and stunning in a floral arrangement.
This bunch of native beauties includes blue gum blossoms, billy buttons, flannel flowers, wax flowers, kangaroo paws, grevillea and banksias.
Billy Buttons & Blue-banded Bees Greeting Card
Commonly known as billy buttons or wooly heads, these stunning golden globes are a part of the daisy family.
They are visited by many insects, like these beautiful native blue-banded bees, Amegilla cingulate with their metallic turquoise blue bands to collect their rich pollen.