Boronia stricta Endemic
This was a rather spectacular tall Boronia at least 2 metres tall, growing in the shade here in Mount Frankland National Park but full of flowers and with distinctly hairy leaves. I would describe the hairs as long and patent with some forked hairs but Florabase suggests the hairs are stellate. My photos weren't intended to show the details of the hairs so I can't really confirm the stellate hairs.
Florabase records begin around Margaret River and down to the south coast, some way inland but not much further than Albany.
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| Boronia stricta No English name |
Mount Frankland National Park, Western Australia, 26th September 2024
Added on November 17th 2025