Acacia
rubida
Red Leaf Wattle Early fruit
Acacia
genisifolia
Early Wattle fruit.
Acacia
gunnii
Ploughshare Wattle fruits
Acacia
decurrens fruit, Black Wattle
Acacia implexa Hickory
Wattle
Don't
ignore the fungi who help break down organic matter and make it available for
plants.
The
wattles alive with colour in early spring have already started a new cycle of
growth and are preparing the fruit and seeds to continue with a new crop of
plants.
The
Sundew Drosera auriculata continues the cycle both by producing seeds
but also converting insects directly into the plant material. Insects are caugt
in the sticky filaments on the leaves. Click the image for a detailed view.
The Cycle
of Growth goes on
