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Viv.....: Our garden's first white Waratah this season begins to unravel. The name waratah comes from the Eora Aboriginal people, the original inhabitants of the Sydney area. On Explore 29 March 2023
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Viv.....: Rare white Waratah flower
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Viv.....: Lovely red Tasmanian waratah bloom
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Viv.....: Rare native white Waratah flower
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Viv.....: Unique native red Waratah flower
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Viv.....: Our garden's first red Waratah this season starts unravelling
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Viv.....: Today's Cockatoos' dawn handiwork on our garden's first white Waratah - they broke the branch when using it to access the flower. Now we have to wait for another bud to mature!
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Viv.....: Our garden's first red Waratah this season unravels further - full opening not far off
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Viv.....: Our garden's first red Waratah this season in full bloom
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Viv.....: During a spring morning, the lovely red Waratah in our garden prepares to unravel gradually. This colour is well known and is the state flower of New South Wales
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Viv.....: On a sunny spring evening, a rare white Waratah at our garden gets ready to unravel into a lovely bloom. The red variety is the NSW state emblem.
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Viv.....: Striking Waratah flower shining with back lighting
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Viv.....: On a sunny spring morning, the lovely red Waratah in bloom at our garden. This colour is well known and is the state flower of New South Wales