Quality Archival Print of the stunning Pink PImelea
Pimelea are commonly known as rice flowers and 110 species are endemic to Australia.
The name Pimelea is from the Ancient Greek word pimele meaning "fat”.
The Pink Pimelea is a spreading plant which forms clumps about 50 cm high. It flowers from September to May. Found in remnants around Sydney, threats to Pink Pimelea include habitat loss, soil erosion, rubbish dumping and uncontrolled access.
Printed on the Gold Coast on museum grade cotton rag using archival inks. The artwork has a smooth, matte finish with minimal texture and is signed by the artist.
Image remains copyright of Penelope Gale
Quality Archival Print of the stunning Pink PImelea
Pimelea are commonly known as rice flowers and 110 species are endemic to Australia.
The name Pimelea is from the Ancient Greek word pimele meaning "fat”.
The Pink Pimelea is a spreading plant which forms clumps about 50 cm high. It flowers from September to May. Found in remnants around Sydney, threats to Pink Pimelea include habitat loss, soil erosion, rubbish dumping and uncontrolled access.
Printed on the Gold Coast on museum grade cotton rag using archival inks. The artwork has a smooth, matte finish with minimal texture and is signed by the artist.
Image remains copyright of Penelope Gale
