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.

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.

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.

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...

Nungarin Heritage Machinery and Army Museum

Army and local history, everything including the kitchen sink!

Between 1942 and 1962 Nungarin was a depot for Australian army personnel, supplies and machinery. The Museum is situated in the original Army Vehicle Workshop. When you visit the Museum watch a video...

Shire of Wiluna Canning-Gunbarrel Discovery Centre

A stop on the edge of the desert

Wiluna is the southern gateway to the Canning Stock Route and the western gateway to the Gunbarrel Highway. The Canning-Gunbarrel Discovery Centre is housed inside the old Wiluna District Hospital and...

Woodlands Cultural Community and Visitor Centre

Welcome to Ngadju Country

For many travellers Norseman is just a fuel stop, before continuing North, South or East. However, the Woodlands Cultural, Community and Visitor Centre encourages visitors to consider learning about...

Aunty Joan’s Dolly Mix

Step into a wonderland of dolls that look like they might come to life.

Like walking backstage into an opulent dressing room, ‘a cornucopia of swagged satin and velvet’. (Dolly Mix Facebook page) This museum is the passion of the late Aunty Joan (Duncan) Stewart, who...