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Epacris impressa
This is a rather nice flower plant that I saw while walking my dogs through Belair national park
Adelaide hills, eucalypt forest
Erect shrub to 1.2m. leaves spreading, Leaves linear-lanceolate to ovate, Flowers white, pink, red tubular to 2cm long often pendent, crowed in the upper leaf axils or forming a leafy spike.
Spotted on Jul 1, 2011
Submitted on Jul 1, 2011
3 Comments
yes this plant is quite small, the flowers themselves are much smaller than a foxglove, though I guess it could be a variation
the flowers do look alike I agree, but I think, that this plant is small, much smaller than a foxglove...
Could it be a variety of Foxglove?