Wildflowers of Western Australia : Stirling National Park & Stirling Range Retreat

Wildflowers at Stirling Range Retreat

Banksia	Chittick
Autumn — March–May The weather is cooling down and dawn is not quite so early in the morning. It is a magic time for bushwalking, and a head-in-the-clouds experience! Winter — June–August When strong southerly winds and widespread frosty conditions occur, walkers return from the summit of Bluff Knoll with tales of snow flakes in the air. Winter is good hiking weather for well prepared walkers. Spring — September–November In late August the Acacias, Hakeas, Banksia Coccineas and the Queen of Sheba Orchids bloom. The height of the wildflower season continues into October. Summer — December–February In October and November Mountain Bells bloom above 300 metres. On the mountain tops the flowers are at their best in December and January.

Wildflowers at Stirling Range Retreat

Banksia

Chittick

Autumn — March–May

The weather is cooling down and dawn is not quite so early in the morning. It is a magic time for bushwalking, and a head-in-the-clouds experience!

Winter — June–August

When strong southerly winds and widespread frosty conditions occur, walkers return from the summit of Bluff Knoll with tales of snow flakes in the air. Winter is good hiking weather for well prepared walkers.

Spring — September–November

In late August the Acacias, Hakeas, Banksia Coccineas and the Queen of Sheba Orchids bloom. The height of the wildflower season continues into October.

Summer — December–February

In October and November Mountain Bells bloom above 300 metres. On the mountain tops the flowers are at their best in December and January.


	Spider Orchids Caladenia heberleana	Pixie Mop Petrophile teretifolia	Cats Paws Anigozanthos humilis


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