Chamelaucium uncinatum

The Geraldton Wax Flower is Chamelaucium uncinatum, long flowering with large waxy flowers from spring through summer. Available for sale at most nurseries.

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I found this shrub blooming in the San Francisco Botanical Garden in Golden Gate Park. According to the tag, it is a cultivar of Chamelaucium uncinatum named "Lady Stephanie". The common name is Geraldton Wax. The species is originally from western Australia.

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From a series of close-up Australian wildflower photographs, this Geraldton Wax was photographed at Stokes Bay Bush Garden, Kangaroo Island, South Australia in 2010. Chamelaucium uncinatum, Geraldton Wax (white form) are members of the Myrtaceae family. Found in south Western Australia. Usually a medium to large shrub, 2-3 metres high. The flowers appear in late winter to summer, and are 15 to 20 mm in diameter. Flower colours range from white through to purple/red.

Chamelaucium uncinatum

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Dainty blooms in the palest of pink fading into white Such sweet little petals and the softest fragrance… I just adore these flowers. I picked a bunch of these up the other day and as I was putting together a vignette I noticed how simply sweet they looked just sitting in the jars… and got a…