Geraldton waxflower
Geraldton waxflower is a flowering plant native to Western Australia. It is often used as a cut flower because of its spectacular blossoms and its ability to last for a long time after cutting. It blooms profusely in the winter and spring, attracting bees, butterflies, and other insects. The Latin word, uncinatum, from the plant's Latin name*, Chamelaucium uncinatum,* refers to the leaves' tips, which are "hooked."