Glenbrook Native Plant Reserve - Heath Walk

The Heath Walk starts beside the Gazebo at the back of the Information Centre and runs close to the southern boundary of the reserve to the western boundary where it meets, over the creek, the Grass Tree Trail.

Starting from the Gazebo the following plants are labelled:

Side of path	Botanical Name	Common Name
Right	Homalanthus populifolius	Bleeding heart
Right	Corymbia eximia	Yellow bloodwood
Left	Eucalyptus burgessiana	Faulconbridge mallee-ash
Left	Isopogon anemonifolius	Drumsticks
Right	Acacia falciformis	Hickory Wattle
Left	Crowea exalata	Crowea

Near the gazebo on this walk there are many croweas which are in flower for much of the year.

Side of path	Botanical Name	Common Name
Right	Prostanthera denticulata
Right	Leionema dentatum
Far Right	Bossiaea rhombifolia
Left	Actinotus helianthi	Flannel Flower
Right	Acacia gordonii	Gordon's Wattle
Right	Callitris muelleri	Mueller's Cypress Pine
Left	Lambertia formosa	Mountain Devil
Right	Darwinia taxifolia
Left	Leionema elatius
Left	Cymbopogon refractus	Barbed wire grass
Right	Dianella caerulea	Paroo Lily
Right	Xanthorrhoea media	Grass Tree
Left	Prostantera scutellaroides
Right	Echinopogon caespitosus	Tufted Hedgehog Grass
Left	Allocasuarina torulosa	Forest Oak
Left	Exocarpos cupressiformis	Native Cherry

Exocarpos cupressiformis - Native Cherry across the track.

Side of path	Botanical Name	Common Name
Left	Clematis aristata	Old Man’s Beard
Left	Prostanthera rhombea
Right	Acacia pubescens	Downy Wattle
Right	Pterostylis acuminata	Sharp Greenhood
Right	Pterostylis nutans	Nodding Greenhood
Right	Acacia ulicifolia	Prickly Moses

Junction with Banksia Trail.

Side of path

Botanical Name

Common Name

Left	Pittosporum revolutum	Yellow Pittosporum
Left	Dianella caerulea	Paroo Lily
Left	Syncarpia glomulifera	Turpentine
Left	Viola hederacea	Ivy-leaved Violet

At the eastern end of the reserve the track crosses the creek and joins the Grass Tree Trail.