Dingo Gap Gallery | Lady's Slipper (Hybanthus monopetalus)

Family: Violaceae

Flowering Period: September to February

Distribution: Widespread but likes moist areas.

Comments: Lady's Slippers are a small herb that grows well in sheltered spots in fairly open forest. It's little purple flowers are quite bright and distinctive, making them easy to see in the bush.

Lady's Slipper (Hybanthus monopetalus)

Lady's Slippers make excellent rockery plants.

Lady's Slippers were flowering along a ridge above Budgary Creek.

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