Glenbrook Native Plant Reserve - Eriostemon Trail

The Eriostemon Trail, on the northern side of the reserve, near the Knapsack Bridge on the north side creek and goes in a westerly direction till it meets the Tea Tree Trail and then a few metres on to the junction of the Dry Ridge Trail and the Crowea Trail at Hamilton's Corner.

Starting from near the Knapsack Bridge the following plants are labelled:

Side of path	Botanical Name	Common Name

Right	Leptospermum trinervium	Flaky-barked Tea-tree
Right	Lomatia silaifolia	Crinkle Bush
Left	Banksia spinulosa	Hairpin Banksia
Right	Ozothamnus diosmifolius	Rice Flower
Left	Lomandra longifolia	Spiny-headed Mat-rush

Lomandra longifolia can be seen on both sides of the path on the Eriostemon Trail.

Side of path	Botanical Name	Common Name

Left	Dianella caerulea	Blue Flax-lily
Right	Notelaea longifolia	Large Mock-olive
Right	Philotheca myoporoides	Long-leaf Wax Flower
Left	Lomandra multiflora subsp. multiflora	Many-flowered Mat-rush
Left	Petrophile pedunculata	Conesticks
Left	Boronia fraseri
Right	Eucalyptus sclerophylla	Hard-leaved Scribbly Gum

Eucalyptus sclerophylla on the right with Boronia fraseri. It is near here that the initial plant of Boronia Fraseri was planted many years ago. It has now spread through most of the reserve. Boronia fraseri occurs locally - there are many along Campfire Creek for example.

Side of path	Botanical Name	Common Name

Left	Pittosporum undulatum	Sweet Pittosporum
Right	Howittia trilocularis
Right	Banksia serrata	Old-man Banksia

The Eriostemon Trail finishes at the junction with the Dry Ridge Trail and the Eriostemon Trail.