Kulin Branch - Wildflower Society of WA Overview

Kulin Branch - Wildflower Society of WA

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A flora herbarium created by local wildflower enthusiasts.

Discover the unique Kulin wattle, Acacia kulinensis and the intriguing Black Toothbrush and Grevillea hookeriana amongst files of over 2000 wheatbelt flora species, which have been pressed and catalogued by local collectors.

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Address:

25 Johnston Street
Kulin WA 6365
Australia

Tel:

0499 624 038

Email:

robin.campbell@westnet.com.au

Opening Hours

Open by appointment. Call ot text the contact number provided.

Eucalyptus tenera

Glazed mallee

The sand mallet grows throughout sandy and arid regions of Western Australia. These shiny tan mallees have pendulous lime-yellow lantern flower heads. They are widespread in the Wheatbelt from...

Grevillea asteriscosa

Star-leaf Grevillea

The star-leaf Grevillea has bright red flowers on huge shrubs with meshed branches and sharp hooked leaves. It prefers gravel and granite from Quairading to Lake Grace.

Caladenia reptans subsp. retans

Little pink fairy orchid

This orchid was one of the first specimens catalogued by Swan River colonists. It grows in the south-west of WA from Koorda to Mr Barren.

NEXIS (Narrogin Exhibition Space)

View local and Australian art at this nexis.

This is a wonderful art collection in a heritage listed building. NEXIS (Narrogin Exhibition Space), located in the Town Hall complex, hosts exhibitions and fund-raising events. The Shire’s art...

Kulin Museum and Men’s Shed Inc.

Old Butler's Garage is a hub for the community.

The Kulin Museum and Men’s Shed is housed in the original Butler’s Garage which was opened in 1938. The collection includes cars, trucks, machinery, tractors, implements and a settler's cottage...

Grain Discovery Centre

From planting to plate: discover how grain helped communities grow.

The Grain Discovery Centre is located inside the Narembeen Roadhouse and gives a history of farming and grain growing in the district. There is a fascinating shop display, which shows some of the...

Wuddi Aboriginal Cultural Centre

A prominent place to learn about the Noongar history of Dambarling (Lake Dumbleyung).

This is a great place to stop, enjoy Noongar artworks and other collection items, and find a keepsake at the shop. Anne and Grant Riley run cultural tours around the lake, where you can learn about...