Gardening & Environment Education & Reference Science & Nature
Rodger Elliot’s 1984 A Field Guide to the Grampians Flora is the go-to pocket paperback for identifying wildflowers, shrubs and trees in Victoria’s iconic ranges. Every page pairs crisp line drawings with concise notes on habitat and bloom time, making plant-spotting straightforward for bushwalkers, gardeners and students alike.
The 144-page illustrated reference stays slim enough for a day-pack yet covers more than 250 species found from the lowlands to the rocky summits. Beginners value the visual key; locals appreciate the focus on plants that actually grow in the Grampians gullies and heathlands.
This 1980s Algona printing is in good, gently-used shape: clean leaves, tight binding, no smoke or library marks. It’s ready to slip into your glovebox or rucksack for the next trailhead adventure.