Leucopogon capitellatus
Leucopogon species are commonly known as Beard-heaths and L. capitellatus is one of the commoner species in this south west corner of Australia. They are usually small shrubs or very small trees and are pollinated either by insects of by birds.
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Near Jewel Cave, Margaret River, South West Australia 21st August 2007
Added on 28th November 2010, updated 28th August 2024