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(Upload on April 7 2021) [ 日本語 | English ]

Telopea (Sm.) R. Br. (ワラタ) warata (ワラタ, New South Wales waratah*) (* phonological translation) Lifeform: large shrub ≈ 3-4 m in height, developing lignotuber Distribution: endemic to New South Wales in southeastern Australia Habitat: understory in open forest on sandy soils sprouter and flowering after wildfire

Use: ornamental and gardening Cultivars: Brimstone Blush, Cardinal, Corroboree, Fire and Brimstone, Galaxy, Olympic Flame, Parry's Dream, Shade of Pale, Sunflare, Wirrimbirra White + hybrids

Telopea speciosissima grown in Hokkaido

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[1/2] at a greenhouse in Yurigahara Park, Sapporo, on January 24 2021.