Here are the photographs of the pink Common Heath flowers I wrote about in yesterday’s post.
So far, I have only found one plant with pink flowers, but we have quite a few Common Heath plants with white flowers. It always seems to be a race to photograph these flowers before the Swamp Wallabies eat them. I can only assume they must be very tasty.
Unfortunately, the Swamp Wallaby got to this plant before I could go back to take clearer photographs, so these will have to suffice for now. I’ll keep searching for other plants with pink flowers.
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Hi Lisa, The flowers and the leaves are very beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing this with us! Have a great week ahead and take care! 🙂
Thanks Fabio! You too.
It’s beautiful, though different from the type that I see in the local park. The one that i photograph is called Epacris Longiflora and it has dark pink and white flowers.
Thanks for letting me know, Margaret. I’m not sure if we get that one in Victoria. I don’t recall seeing anything like that on our place, but I do keep seeing new things – the more I look, the more I find. I’ll keep an eye out for it as we move through to Spring and Summer.
What a beautiful plant. I really like the color of the blossoms and the leaves. Hugs
Yes, the pink one is lovely. I think the leaves are a slightly different green than the white flowered version – although it could just be the way the light interacts with the pink flowers. Thanks Mag, Lisa