Australian Flora T-Shirts

Australian Desert Roses and eucalyptus leaves in sunset orange and teal. australian flora yellow peach teal rust orange gingerlique flowers floral flaura down under buds eucalyptus desert rose

Inspired by Australian Flora, Rustic Wattle is two of six in the Rustic Flora Series.

Inspired by Australian Flora, Rustic Grass Tree is six of six in the Rustic Flora Series.

Inspired by Australian Flora, Rustic Kangaroo Paw is five of six in the Rustic Flora Series.

Inspired by Australian Flora, Rustic Flowering Gum is three of six in the Rustic Flora Series.

Inspired by Australian Flora, Rustic Bottle Brush is four of six in the Rustic Flora Series.

Inspired by Australian Flora, Rustic Banskia is one of six in this series.

Hand drawn vector illustration with various tropical flowers, plants and butterfly

Hand- drawn waratah flowers and fairy wrens

Hand- drawn waratah flowers and fairy wrens

Hand drawn vector illustration with various tropical flowers, plants and butterfly

Grevillea, Australian Native Flora

A green watercolor floral pattern with red accents made with some floral symbols of Australia

A beautiful original design featuring Australian flora. Bright gouache style. Hot pink and colorful flowers with exotic greenery adorns this glamorous Mediterranean style art.

A gorgeous hand painted Australian Floral design ~ Red Bottle Brush

Sizzling floral design featuring Australian indigenous flora. Hand painted artwork in watercolor and pencil.

Australian Bluebells (Wahlenbergia Gracilis) are common all thru Summer, but hard to photograph as they only open when the sun shines, and are on a long thin stem - which moves with the slightest puff of wind! Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve, Victoria, Australia.

Watercolour of Australian magpie and red bottlebrush tree branch

A gorgeous hand painted Australian Floral Emblem ~ the Sturt's Dessert Pea is the South Australian state floral emblem

... love this one so much in red that I could not resist a black and white version

Vintage artwork has been digitally enhanced to bring back the original beauty. Original art by Rosa Fiveash, 1937. Source: State Library of South Australia

Milkmaids (Burchardia) & Flax Lilies (Dianella) are flowering everywhere now, but it's a nice bonus when you find them twining around each other for mutual support! Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve, Victoria, Australia.

This beautiful little orchid has 2 common names - Wax Lips or Parson In The Pulpit - but its proper name is Glossodia Major, and yes it really is that vivid purple! Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve, Victoria, Australia.

There are very few native plants in flower in Autumn and Winter in Australia. Correa Reflexa is one of the few which do. I was lucky to find this less common red variety at Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve in Victoria, Australia.

These Glossodia Major orchids had twisted their stems around each other and were inseparable. Since their common name is Parson In The Pulpit I thought Pair Of Parsons was appropriate. Taken at Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve, Victoria, Australia.

Found these little beauties creeping over a fallen log. They look just like a miniature Chocolate Lily - but with a fringe! Thysanotus Patersonii at Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve, Victoria, Australia.

These pretty little violets are in flower everywhere right now. I've been trying to get a good shot for a while, but the flowers are tiny and never grow more than about 5cms above the ground. Finally found a clump growing on top of a small mound and managed to get low enough to get the shot. Viola Hederacea at Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve, Victoria, Australia.

Burgan (Kunzea Ericoides) is often called Tea Tree but strictly isn't. Pretty white flowers have long stamens. Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve, Victoria, Australia.

This print has been created by Australian artist and designer Annalee Beer. It depicts gorgeous australian native flowers and animals, including banksia, grevillea and protea flowers and koalas, kangaroos ans possums. It has a charming watercolour effect.

Love Creeper - Comesperma Volubile - is pretty common, but hard to photograph. The flowers are tiny and tend to blow around in the wind. That's probably why it clings tightly to the trees and bushes it grows over - and why it's called Love Creeper! Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve, Victoria, Australia.

First we had the Leopard Orchids, now we have Tiger Orchids (Diuris Sulphurea). Delighted to find this gorgeous specimen at Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve, Victoria, Australia.

At last - the Sun Orchids have appeared! A couple of warm, sunny days have worked their magic! This one is the Spotted Sun Orchid - Thelymitra Ixiodes - found at Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve, Victoria, Australia.

This species of Jewel Beetle (Stigmodera spp.) only feeds on Burgan blossom - so the bushes are covered in them at present! Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve, Victoria, Australia.

Running Postman, or Kennedia Prostrata, has bright red pea flowers in Spring. Although it is a ground creeper the flowers make it easy to spot. Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve, Victoria, Australia.

Another sign of Spring when Apple Dumplings twine their way over native shrubs and open their tiny bell shaped flowers. Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve in Victoria, Australia.

Casuarina Littoralis (Black Sheoke) is a common small tree in Southern Australia. It has male and female trees, so they only produce seed when they are near each other. This is a female tree with a flower. These flowers are tiny and easy to miss, but worth a close inspection.