MTR591 at Gundaroo

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MaartjeSevenster wrote:

7 Jan 2025

Checking the descriptions on plantNET, it says that H. japonicum can be prostrate or procumbent. It is possible I pulled the stem with the flower up a little bit to get a better picture. They were certainly not erect. The fact that the leaves are all spreading rather than stem clasping is also given as a key difference between japonicum and gramineum.

Hypericum gramineum

Tapirlord wrote:

7 Jan 2025

Gramineum, this plant isn't prostrate

Hypericum gramineum

Csteele4 wrote:

31 Aug 2024

Yes, looks like C ustulata to me, but goodness that is early!

Caladenia ustulata

MaartjeSevenster wrote:

14 Jun 2024

This has now been identified as A. collinus (see Acianthus collinus (Inland Mosquito Orchid)).