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This guide is designed to be of interest to "bushwalkers" or anyone interested in identifying Australian wildflowers. The book is divided into seven colour sections - purple-blue, orange-red, pink, yellow, white, cream and green - so that identification is made easier. A colour wheel is reproduced at the beginning of the book for those not sure of how to define colour. Each entry contains information on flowering time, description of foliage, flower and seeds, botanic and common species name and family name. There is also a section on growing wildflowers, vegetation types, habitats, such as deserts, schlerophyll forests, woodlands, heathlands and coastal areas. A guide to photographing wildflowers, equipment needed and a glossary of terms is included. Denise Greig is the author of "What to Plant" and "Let the Garden Go".
This guide provides a systematic, color-coded framework for the identification of wildflowers native to the central and western regions of Australia. Author Denise Greig, an experienced horticultural writer, utilizes a practical classification system based on petal hue to assist amateur botanists and bushwalkers in navigating the diverse flora of the Australian landscape. The text integrates botanical nomenclature with ecological context to bridge the gap between casual observation and scientific classification.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a highly accessible, field-ready reference tool designed for enthusiasts and amateur naturalists. Its structured approach and inclusion of a color wheel suggest a focus on utility and ease of use for those navigating diverse Australian ecosystems.
Page Count:
176
Publication Date:
1992-01-01
Publisher:
Angus & Robertson
ISBN-10:
0207170657
ISBN-13:
9780207170652
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