The Native Sarsaparilla Hardenbergia violacea (var. 'Happy Wanderer') is a useful climbing and creeping plant useful as a ground cover that grows prolifically in the Southern Australian Region. This vigorous, popular and generally hardy Australian native plant grows to about 1 metre high by 1 metre wide. The pea shape flowers appear in late winter and early spring and are violet in colour. It can be used as a ground cover and will climb on a support. It prefers an open sunny position. Pink and white flowering cultivars are also available.
Join me for Floral Friday Fotos by linking your flower photos below, and please leave a comment once you have done so!
Lovely flowers!
ReplyDeleteMy entry.
I love this color and it's so vivid in your photo. Is it not invasive like other legumes?
ReplyDeleteit looks like clitoria ternatea.
ReplyDeletebeautiful color.
Peachy
Love the color of this flower.
ReplyDeleteRed Bursts
I don't know HOW you keep coming up with all these exotic flowers that I have never seen before week after week :) Great photo - great color!
ReplyDeleteI love anything purple! This is a lovely flower - I didn't know the name of it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
It is such a beautiful native. I've never seen it growing up here though. Probably far too tropical for this beauty.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty colour, I would love to see this growing.
ReplyDeletePurple flowers are my FAVORITE and yours is so beautiful! I love the pea shaped flowers and slight varigation of the petals. So lovely!
ReplyDeleteMy gosh, your photos just keep getting better and more fabulous than the last one! Incredible color!
ReplyDeletehttp://ladyd-books.blogspot.com
While I imagine this flower is beautiful in either white or pink I love this rich purple shade. Great photo!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend.
It's very pretty. I don't think I've ever seen one before.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very nice photo of a beautiful flower.
ReplyDeleteHave a Good Day.
Lovely capture of the Hardenbergia Nick - it is such a vibrant plant. Thanks for sharing and hosting.
ReplyDeletelooks like some kind of pea. :)
ReplyDelete