Below are some useful websites and places to visit to view local native plants in the area.
The South Pacific Heathland Reserve is a 14 hectare flora and fauna reserve on the headland between Rennies Beach and Racecourse Beach at the southern end of Ulladulla.
Ulladulla Wildflower Reserve, Warden St Ulladulla: is an easy 3.4km loop track through a native plant reserve.
Nicholas de Jong: Heathlands: Walks and Wildflowers of the Ulladulla Headlands, 2016
Extensive data base: ‘Integrated Botanical Information System’, provides linking of names, photographs, herbarium specimens and living plants.
Everything about natives with many extra links and resources. Also has a huge data base of plants with photos.
A community network for biodiversity conservation which shares information, runs seminars and workshops about the Budawang Coast
This site is extensive in its description of plant communities and native species assemblages.
Excellent site which also explains propagation methods for local species.
A pdf brochure comparing similar species where on is an undesirable garden element and the other is a preferred option.
A citizen science project site where you can record flora and fauna you have observed and have it identified by others
This site lists plant species it deems suitable to grow by local area.
A fabulous app which you can use to geolocate your position and find out all the native species in that area. It has further links to web pages describing species and plant communities.