Austral Stork’s-bill
Pelargonium australe
Photo: CT
COMMON NAME : Austral Stork’s-bill
BOTANICAL NAME : Pelargonium australe
FAMILY : Geraniaceae
PLANT GROUP : Herbs
SIZE : Small <2m
EVC : Coastal Dune Scrub, Coast Banksia Woodland
LOCAL NOTES: Flowers in a flower cluster (umbel) with 6-12 pink flowers with crimson to purple veins from October to February.
Location: Widespread in Waratah Bay-Shallow Inlet Coastal Reserve and can be observed trackside on Manuka 5 & 6, Horse Track and along the Roy Henderson Trail. It grows in Sandy Point blocks that have not had native vegetation cleared.
Contributor HB
LEARN MORE :
Species profile for this plant at VicFlora.
Flora of Victoria, Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria.
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