Veronica plebeia

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• Veronica plebeia Trailing Speedwell

  01 Feb 2015 • -37.0,145.3 • James Booth

  

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  1. Russell Best  Need more info. Climber, shrub, tree, groundcover, mistletoe, ...?

     Reply • 05 Feb 2015

  3. Chris Lindorff  Looks suspiciously like Veronica. Not sure which flavour, but possibly V. plebeia.

     Reply • 05 Feb 2015

  5. Russell Best  Yep, Chris correct I think - http://natureshare.org.au/observations/53b39851e35eb1298400ec84?species=Veronica+plebeia

     Reply • 06 Feb 2015
• Veronica plebeia Trailing Speedwell

  29 Sep 2014 • -37.6,144.5 • Russell Best

  

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• Veronica plebeia Trailing Speedwell

  05 Aug 2014 • -37.7,145.2 • Peter Bire

  

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• Veronica plebeia Trailing Speedwell

  18 Jan 2014 • -37.6,149.7 • Russell Best

  

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• Veronica plebeia Trailing Speedwell

  18 Sep 2008 • -37.8,145.2 • Sue Guymer

  

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  1. Unknown  100 Acres Park Orchards

     Reply • 27 Nov 2013
• Veronica plebeia Trailing Speedwell

  17 Sep 2011 • -36.7,144.4 • Russell Best

  Picnic area.

  

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• Veronica plebeia Trailing Speedwell

  19 Apr 2011 • -37.8,145.2 • Chris Clarke

  Tiny blue flowered plant growing in shaded area. Leaves about 2.5cm across. Prostrate creeping plant forming a mat. Second photo shows fruit.

  

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  1. Unknown  Couldn't work out what plant this is!

     Reply • 20 Apr 2011

  3. Unknown  Leaves with acute apex and acute apex to teeth, plus short hairs leads to V. plebeia.

     Reply • 13 Jun 2014