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The Wildflower Society of Western Australia

All about Western Australia's wildflowers & native plants

Established in 1958 the Wildflower Society of Western Australia (WSWA) encourages the cultivation and conservation of Western Australian native plants and promotes the value of Western Australia’s natural bushland. The Society does this through a great variety of activities.

Getting involved with the Wildflower Society will give you direct access to a depth of knowledge of WA’s wildflowers based on the work of its members and activities of its eleven branches.

This knowledge can be easily accessed to help you to better know, grow, conserve and enjoy the wildflowers of Western Australia.

All Society and Branch activities are open to all members. Activities are promoted in individual Branch newsletters, the website and social media.

WHAT'S NEW

17 Aug 2026

Wildflower Season – Regional Festivals to watch out for

Browse the Wildflower Society’s growing archive of resources

Myrtle Rust Agonis flexuosa - Photo Dr Geoff Pegg and Dr Louise Morin
Online Reference

Myrtle Rust – Threat to Biodiversity

Grey leafed Plants e- book 900x700
eBook

Grey-Leaved Plants suitable for south Western Australian gardens

Painted Lady Butterfly from Fact sheet
Videos

Lisa Edwards – Samson Butterfly Laneway & Supporting WA Butterflies – WA Loves Nature – Murdoch Talk June 2026

Eremophila cover page 900x700
eBook

Eremophila suitable for south Western Australian gardens

Hakea multilineata
Brochures

Gardening with Western Australian Hakeas – Eastern Hills Branch

Actinodium cunninghamii - M Pieroni
Wildflower Display

Albany Blooming Biodiversity ANPSA National Conference 2019 Wildflower Slideshow

Find your closest branch

Come to the next event near you

Aug
29
Biyara Bush Spring Guided Walk – Murdoch Branch – 29-8-26
Branch: Murdoch Branch
Date: Sat 29 Aug 2026
| 10:00am
- 12:00pm
Details: Biyara Bush Spring Guided Walk - Murdoch Branch - 29-8-26
Aug
29
Guided Walk in Trigg Bushland Reserve
Branch: Northern Suburbs Branch
Date: Sat 29 Aug 2026
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Details: Guided Walk in Trigg Bushland Reserve
Sep
03
Murdoch Guest Speaker – Natasha Bowden – Traditional Uses of South-West WA Plants
Branch: Murdoch Branch
Date: Thu 03 Sep 2026
| 7:30pm
- 9:30pm
Details: Murdoch Guest Speaker - Natasha Bowden - Traditional Uses of South-West WA Plants

Latest Branch Newsletters

Perth

Branch Newsletter

Aug 2026
Eastern Hills

Branch Newsletter

Aug 2026
Murdoch

Branch Newsletter

Aug 2026
Perth

Branch Newsletter

Jul 2026
Eastern Hills

Branch Newsletter

Jul 2026
Murdoch

Branch Newsletter

Jul 2026
Perth

Branch Newsletter

Jun 2026
Eastern Hills

Branch Newsletter

Jun 2026
Murdoch

Branch Newsletter

Jun 2026
Perth

Branch Newsletter

May 2026

Become a member

The Wildflower Society brings together people interested in our Western Australian flora. Enthusiastic amateurs and professional botanists work side by side to Know, Grow, Conserve and Enjoy the unique native plants of Western Australia.

The Wildflower Society has an unmatched knowledge of WA’s wildflowers. So, join the Society, benefit from this knowledge and participate in its broad range of activities with likeminded people.