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Darling Scarp, WA - Also known as the Darling Ranges, is aptly named because it is full of magnificent wildflowers in spring.

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Bibbulmun Track - If you're game, this track is one of the world's greatest long-distance walking trails that leads you past some of the most rare gatherings of wildflowers you can find.

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Jarrahland - The jarrah forests of WA are extensive, and when you aren't looking up at these giant eucalyptus trees you'll be looking at the assortment of colourful treasures on the ground - the wildflowers.

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All over - This area is covered with different species of wildflowers including the colourful selections of woody pear, golden shower, Clematis and yellow buttercups.

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Giraween National Park, QLD - The name means 'place of flowers', and in spring you can see why!

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Wattle - In late July, the greenery becomes gold in a bloom of wattle and pea flowers being to blossom.

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The start - September and October is when the real magic happens - white heath bells, grass trigger plants, billy buttons, native bluebells, native sarsaparilla and a variety of daisies sprinkle their surroundings with colour.

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Summer - And with summer brings the blossoming of more flannel flowers, wattles, bottlebrushes, paperbarks and eucalyptus.

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Wildlife - These bright and aromatic beautiful attract native wildlife to this already flourishing haven.

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Geraldton, WA - Well-known for the rare and natural growth of wreathflowers in Mullewa, Geraldton is a treasure trove of vibrant native flowers.

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Collection - WA has over 12,000 species of wildflower, making it the world's largest collection of wildflowers. Of these WA wildflowers, 60% aren't found anywhere else on the planet.

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Everlastings - One of the most beautiful sights is when a field of bright everlastings are in bloom, and WA has the most in the world.

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Coalseam Conservation Park - This park is renowned for the blanketing fields of pink, white, yellow and purple wildflowers, including everlastings, banksias, hakeas and grevilleas.

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Diverse - Synonymous with wildflowers, WA's landscape is diverse and cooperative.

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Cooloola National Park, QLD - From the Noosa River at Tewantin up to Rainbow Beach, this national park is riddled with brilliant colours and delicate aromas of its array of wildflowers.

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Native - Its open heathland, colourful sand cliffs and dry sclerophyll forests make the perfect environment for the native blooms to flourish.

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Cooloola Great Walk - Another long-distance walking track to see the natural environment and Australian greenery.

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Array - It attracts wildlife to the area with its array of plants including small herbs, orchids, lillies, and other bright wildflowers.

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Haven - It is a haven for indigenous flora and fauna.

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Everlastings Wildflower Trail - This track includes views of the most spectacular views of the iconic everlastings in WA

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Wildflowers - Blankets of white, pink and yellow everlastings are not the only things you'll see on this track.

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Flourish - You may also find honey bush, cork mallee, propeller banksia, large magenta starflowers and the Lesueur Hakeas.

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Time - The perfect time to visit is between June and September, when the flowers are in bloom.

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Olinda, VIC - The Dandenong Ranges is home to some of the most beautiful landscapes in Australia, with magnificent mountain forests.

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Dandenong Ranges Botanic Gardens - Welcomed by the sound of kookaburras, the botanic gardens boast a large selection of vibrant species of flowers.

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Bloom - August and September is the perfect time to visit and see all the flowers in bloom.

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Rhododendron - Formerly known as the National Rhododendron Garden, the botanic garden also has an array of species.

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Bright - It also includes colourful azaleas, camellias, cherries and daffodils.

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Of course these wildflowers are magnificent, but take nothing but photos. Picking wildflowers is illegal and can lead to $2000 fine.

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