QLD September

Flowers in season in Queensland now

Queensland's warm climate means an early start. Jacarandas flower in Brisbane before anywhere else, frangipani runs from late spring through summer, and orchids are grown right across the state. Toowoomba's Carnival of Flowers in September is the biggest garden festival in the state, and the Brisbane markets at Rocklea supply most of the south-east. Being confirmed

At market in QLD in September

All of September
Close-up of a soft pink boronia flower with golden stamens
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Boronia

Boronia megastigma and Boronia heterophylla

Pink Mangle's sunray everlasting daisies with yellow centres growing wild in Western Australia
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Everlasting daisy

Rhodanthe chlorocephala subsp. rosea and related paper daisies

Crimson waratah flower head with its ring of red bracts, growing in bushland near Glenbrook in the Blue Mountains
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Waratah

Telopea speciosissima and hybrids

Branch of golden wattle smothered in fluffy yellow ball flowers
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Wattle

Acacia spp. (golden wattle, Acacia pycnantha)

King protea in bloom with a silvery pink dome and pointed rose pink bracts
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Protea

Protea spp. (including Protea cynaroides)

Single violet blue Anemone coronaria with a dark navy centre, growing from feathery leaves
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Anemone

Anemone coronaria

Branches of double pink ornamental cherry blossom against a deep blue sky
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Cherry blossom

Prunus serrulata and other ornamental Prunus

Golden yellow freesia flowers on a curved stem against a dark background
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Freesia

Freesia hybrids

Stargazer Oriental lily fully open, deep pink petals edged in white and freckled with crimson spots
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Lilies

Lilium hybrids

Velvety red hybrid tea rose, Kardinal, in full bloom on the bush
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Roses

Rosa hybrids

Bunch of red and yellow flamed tulips opening in a vase against a pale wall
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Tulips

Tulipa gesneriana

Events in Queensland

Places to visit in QLD

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