Other Wildflower or Herb species

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17 species

Ajuga australis (Austral Bugle)

Ajuga australis
Ajuga australis
Ajuga australis

Chenopodium nitrariaceum (Nitre Goosefoot)

Chenopodium nitrariaceum
Chenopodium nitrariaceum

Dichondra repens (Kidney Weed)

Dichondra repens
Dichondra repens
Dichondra repens

Dysphania pumilio (Small Crumbweed)

Dysphania pumilio
Dysphania pumilio
Dysphania pumilio

Euphorbia dallachyana (Mat Spurge, Caustic Weed)

Euphorbia dallachyana
Euphorbia dallachyana
Euphorbia dallachyana

Geranium retrorsum (Grassland Cranesbill)

Geranium retrorsum
Geranium retrorsum
Geranium retrorsum

Goodenia fascicularis (Mallee Goodenia, Silky Goodenia)

Goodenia fascicularis
Goodenia fascicularis
Goodenia fascicularis

Goodenia ovata (Hop Goodenia)

Goodenia ovata
Goodenia ovata
Goodenia ovata

Goodenia ovata (Hop Goodenia)

Goodenia ovata
Goodenia ovata
Goodenia ovata

Goodenia robusta (Woolly Goodenia)

Goodenia robusta
Goodenia robusta
Goodenia robusta

Goodenia sp. (Goodenia)

Goodenia sp.
Goodenia sp.
Goodenia sp.

Goodenia varia (Sticky Goodenia)

Goodenia varia
Goodenia varia
Goodenia varia

Lycopus australis (Native Gipsywort, Australian Gipsywort)

Lycopus australis
Lycopus australis
Lycopus australis

Malva weinmanniana (Australian Mallow)

Malva weinmanniana
Malva weinmanniana
Malva weinmanniana

Persicaria decipiens (Slender Knotweed)

Persicaria decipiens
Persicaria decipiens
Persicaria decipiens
  • Local native (change?)
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  • Non-invasive or negligible (change?)

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