Wildflower Seeds Native to WA

When thinking wildflowers enthusiasts worldwide recognise Western Australia as their number one choice to explore and bear witness to such vibrant colour and beauty that is our wonderful flora. Thousands of different species of Australian native plants are to be found in the various regions of Western Australia, many of those unique here and it comes as no surprise Unique2WA have adopted the Kangaroo Paw (the floral emblem of WA) as part of it's logo design and image.

During wildflower season countless numbers of tourists flock to various parts of Western Australia to discover first hand the natural beauty of flora found nowhere else in the world. Refer to our sightseeing information on the homepage for information on personalised tours available.

Unique2WA are pleased to offer a selection of wildflower seeds native to Western Australia and starter kits to help you capture part of the flora of WA which will hopefully thrive in your own backyard where you can savour the colour and beauty of wildflowers that we so often take for granted.

Our native plant seeds compliment other unique Western Australian gifts we have on offer and when combined they make ideal gift packs for any occasion.

	Albany Bottlebrush
	Botanic Name : Callistemon glaucus (formerly Callistemon speciosus) Also known as: SHOWY BOTTLEBRUSH Spectacular and profuse-flowering, the largest flower among all the bottlebrushes, with rich scarlet cylindrical brushes 25cm (10") or more in length at the ends of its branches from early Spring through Summer. Approx 1000 seeds. Attracts nectar feeding birds. A hardy evergreen shrub growing to 3m (10') with a spread up to 2m (7'). Very adaptable to damp conditions (sometimes found thriving in water) or to drier conditions. Will thrive in most areas including coastal.
	$4.00

	Blue Rottnest Island Daisy
	Botanic Name : Trachymene caerulea Also known as: BLUE LACE FLOWER Lovely, sturdy small annual shrub with attractive long-stemmed soft blue to mauve flowers in pin-cushion shaped clusters up to 7cm (3") across, in Spring and Summer amongst the pale green 10cm (4") leaves. Approx 110 seeds. Grows to 1m (3') and 0.5 m (18") across. Provides an excellent colourful display in a garden, in pots or as long-lasting cut flowers. Easily grown from seed sown in Winter and requires little attention. Has been widely grown outside Australia.
	$4.00

	Coral Creeper
	Botanic Name : Kennedia coccinea A very showy climber, hanging vine or ground cover with masses of coral pink, orange to deep red flowers in Spring on erect stems from which they fan out in a dense cluster against thick soft green foliage. Approx 30-35 seeds. A vigorous, attractive and useful plant in a garden, courtyard or patio. If supported, climbs to 2m (7') on a slender, twining, rust-coloured stem and branches. Also useful as a dense and beautiful ground cover. Fabulous in large, deep hanging baskets or elevated pots or tubs.
	$4.00

	Red & Green Kangaroo Paw
	Botanic Name : Anigozanthos manglesii FLORAL EMBLEM OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA The most famous of Western Australia’s wildflowers. This unique perennial produces its unusual flowers and stems from late Winter to Summer in a striking combination of velvet red and brilliant green, from small clumps of grey-green, strap-like leaves. The flower stems to 1m (3') will attract nectar feeding birds to your garden and are excellent for cut flowers. Approx 250 seeds.
	$4.00

	Swan Peach Myrtle
	Botanic Name : Hypocalymma robustum One of the loveliest of Western Australia’s flowering shrubs. The deep pink blossoms, often flecked with mauve and tipped with gold, cluster around stems forming dense sprays up to 45cm (18") long. The profuse Spring flowers have an attractive scent. Evergreen shrub to 1m (3') with short dark green, soft, needle-like leaves. Excellent in the garden, pots or tubs or as cut flowers. Drought and light frost resistant. Approx 50 seeds.
	$4.00

	Swan River Daisy
	Botanic Name : Brachyscome Iberidifolia A delightful, easy to grow small shrub 30cm (12") to 45cm (18"), native to Western and central Australia. Masses of purple, blue or white flowers from spring to early summer. Ideal for mass planting along borders, rockeries, as ground cover, in tubs or hanging baskets. Approx 400 seeds.
	$4.00

	WA Christmas Tree
	Botanic Name : Nuytsia floribunda This is the only member species of the genus Nuytsia in the world. A member of the Mistletoe family. One of Australia’s most spectacular trees with its brilliant, heavy coverage of golden-orange, honey-scented flowers in late Spring and early Summer strikingly displayed against the dark green mass of soft needle-like leaves. Approx 8 - 12 seeds. An evergreen which grows gradually to about 7m (23'). Drought and frost resistant. So bright are the flowers that, during the flowering season, these trees were clearly visible from the sea to early explorers of the South-western coastline of Australia.
	$4.00

	Seed starter pack
	To boost the germination of seeds Vermiculite Granules soaked in Smoky Water. Approx 5 grams. Research at the famous Kings Park & Botanic Gardens in Perth has shown that smoke can provide a major boost to the germination of many Australian native plant seeds. Some seeds actually require the smoke from bushfires to trigger germination when the rains arrive. Our granular Wildflower Seed Starter 5 gram packets – containing Karrikinolide from smoke – with instructions on the pack. We recommend Wildflower Seed Starter for most of our range of packaged seeds - and it will not harm other seeds. Simple to use - convenient, effective and economical. A completely inert granular material soaked in smoky water absorbs an amount of the chemicals that naturally occur in smoke from the burning of bush materials. Simply sprinkle it on top of the soil or potting mix after sowing the seeds. The first watering washes the smoke chemicals around the seeds to boost germination. Seed Starter can also help produce stronger seedlings and improve their survival after germination. In those cases where the seeds need to be soaked in hot water before sowing, a small amount of the granules can be added to the hot water and left to soak with the seeds to help trigger their germination. How Much Seed Starter Should I Use? Suitable for Use Outside Australia Smoke treatment should help to condition the soil and assist the germination of Australian native plant seeds in other climates - given the right soil conditions and proper care from the grower.
	$4.00