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The park's topography has created a variety of plant habitats - swamps, heaths and scrubs, shrubby woodlands/forests and open woodlands/forests. These habitats support a large diversity of plant species, some of which are quite rare and endangered.
For details about the list of Girraween's plant species used for this website, click here.
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Wattles, orchids, peas, eucalypts, banksias, daisies, and sundews... And many, many more!
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Not every plant has flowers. Towering above are the conifers – or pines – and below them, cycads, velvety mosses and lacy ferns grace the park with their delicate beauty.
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