View source for Phil Bendle Collection:Wahlenbergia violacea (Rimu-roa)

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'''Kingdom:''' Plantae<br />
'''(unranked):''' Angiosperms<br />
'''(unranked):''' Eudicots<br />
'''(unranked):''' Asterids<br />
'''Order:''' Asterales<br />
'''Family:''' Campanulaceae<br />
'''Genus:''' Wahlenbergia<br />
'''Species:''' Wahlenbergia violacea<br />
'''Binomial name:''' Wahlenbergia violacea<br />
'''Common name:''' Rimu-roa, Native bluebell.

Wahlenbergia violacea is short-lived small native perennial herb found on the Kermadec Is, Three Kings Is, North, South, Stewart and Chatham Is. It is rarely coastal, mostly inland. W. violacea has slender hairy stems with leaves that are also hairy. The light blue bell-shaped flowers are &gt;2 cm wide.

Photographed at Te Kainga Marire Native Garden, Spencer Place, New Plymouth<br />


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