Hibiscus This flower at Adcock Gorge, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia. Previously known as Hibiscus panduriformis but this name changed in 2005 and Kimberley plants are now known as Hibiscus austrinus

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Hibiscus This flower at Adcock Gorge, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia. Previously known as Hibiscus panduriformis but this name changed in 2005 and Kimberley plants are now known as Hibiscus austrinus

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Hibiscus
This flower at Adcock Gorge, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia.
Hibiscus austrinus
Previously known as Hibiscus panduriformis but this name changed in 2005 and Kimberley plants are now known as Hibiscus austrinus.
Don Hadden
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Hibiscus

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. Step into a world of vibrant beauty with this photo print, showcasing the mesmerizing DH-4283 hibiscus at Adcock Gorge along Gibb River Road. This stunning flower, previously known as Hibiscus panduriformis but now renamed as Hibiscus austrinus since 2005, stands tall and proud amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Western Australia. Radiating pure joy and sunshine, this single yellow hibiscus steals the show with its delicate petals and graceful presence. It is no wonder that these Australian natives have become synonymous with elegance and charm. As you gaze upon this remarkable image captured by Don Hadden, let your imagination wander to the untamed wilderness of Kimberley. Picture yourself surrounded by an oasis of vivid colors and sweet fragrances; where time slows down to appreciate nature's artistry. This photograph serves as a gentle reminder that even in remote corners of our planet, hidden treasures like these hibiscuses can be found. They symbolize resilience and adaptability - thriving against all odds in their unique Australasian habitat. So why not bring a touch of Down Under into your own space? Let this enchanting hibiscus print transport you to sun-kissed shores and fill your days with warmth. Hang it proudly on your wall or gift it to someone special who appreciates Mother Nature's finest creations. DH-4283: A true

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