Wildflowers turn Australia’s arid and savanna grassland areas of into colourful carpets from June until September. Over 12,000 species of wildflower can be seen blossoming across Western Australia. From August to October, around 100 varieties of wildflower can be seen in South Australia, especially on Kangaroo Island. During summers, the plains around Mount Kosciuszko erupt in masses of yellow craspedia, pink trigger plants and white and silver snow daisies. In case you don’t know, wildflowers are a protected species in the country.
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