‘ Braidwood Waratah’ (Telopea mongaensis) – could well be wrong on this!
Ian Bundeluk Watson - Circle of Fire 2002 - depicting the Durag peoples use of fire for hunting animals. Kangaroo, witchety grubs, snake, lizard, cockatoo, echidna , possum and frogs.
Early explorers saw thousands of little camp fires from the Kurragong Heights not far from here.
Rimu or Red Pine ( Dacrydium cupressinum) ranging from southern China to New Zealand, but not Australia. It is an ancient Godwanan conifer that has existed for over 70 million years.
White topped Pitcher ( Sarracenia leucophylla)
Acers – in glorious colours
Fuchsia Heath (Epacris logiflora)
Various Proteas – South Africa
They belong to the same family of plants as the Australian banksias, grevilleas and waratahs
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