Geraldton wax flower

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The unerringly fake-looking flowers of Geraldton wax appear now and emphasise the beauty that can be found outdoors in winter.

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Very tiny, intricate flowers that look like they are made from wax

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I found this shrub blooming in the San Francisco Botanical Garden in Golden Gate Park. According to the tag, it is a cultivar of Chamelaucium uncinatum named "Lady Stephanie". The common name is Geraldton Wax. The species is originally from western Australia.

Geraldton wax

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Waxflower season is upon us, and with it comes an abundance of those beloved fragrant flowers. Belonging to the Chamelaucium genus of shrubs and stemming from the myrtle family, they are related to Leptospermum and Thryptomene. Waxflower includes over a 100 varieties of Geraldton wax or Chamelaucium uncinatum and other Chamelaucium species and hybrids. Some of the more common hybrids are classified as Pearlflowers and Gemflowers. 🍃🌸🌸🌸🌿 #cagrown

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Chamelaucium uncinatum - Geraldton Wax Flower

Do you love native waxflowers in your garden? You might know these as Geraldton wax, or by their botanic name, Chamelaucium. In candy pastel colours or pure white, they look beautiful in landscaping. They are also perfect for cut flowers, as these beauties can brighten your space for up to 3 weeks in a vase. Plant them in free-draining soil with lots of sun. https://www.australianplantsonline.com.au/tubestockplants/natives/chamelaucium.html#

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(Chamelaucium uncinatum). Native to West Australia

It’s a native Geraldton wax flower what do ya reckon