Wildflowers at Mount Frankland can be found blooming throughout the whole year, as different flowers bloom at different times of the year. We found Mount Frankland National Park quite abundant in wildflowers when we visited it early January. Below are some of the wildflowers we have seen and photographed.
Below left: Bull Banksia Banksia grandis. Below middle: Candle-spike Hakea Hakea ruscifolia. Below right: Fly-away Trigger Plant Stylidium caespitosum.
Below left: Goodenia eatoniana. Below middle: Crowea species. Below right: Scaevola calliptera.
Below left: Hemigenia (possibly incana). Below middle: Xanthosia rotundifolia Southern Cross. Below right: Karri Boronia Boronia gracilipes.
Below left: Kingia Australis. Below top right: Pimelea. Below bottom right: Many-flowerd Fringed Lily Thysanotus multiflorus.
