Eremophila latrobei

Eremophila is a large genus of over 200 species, all endemic to Australia. Eremophila latrobei is widespread across mainland Australia, occurring in all states (and the Northern Territory) except Victoria.

See newsletter 112 for detailed information

Eremophila latrobei ssp latrobei
ssp. latrobei
Murchison, Western Australia
Photo: Russell Wait

 

Eremophila latrobei ssp latrobei
ssp. latrobei
Gascoyne Junction, Western Australia
Photo: Russell Wait

 

Eremophila latrobei ssp latrobei
ssp. latrobei
Western Australian Wheatbelt
Photo: Russell Wait

 

Eremophila latrobei ssp latrobei
ssp. latrobei
Photo: Russell Wait

 

Eremophila latrobei ssp glabra
ssp. glabra
Photo: Tim Kolaczyk

 

Eremophila latrobei ssp filiformis
ssp. filiformis
Photo: Phil Hempel

 

Eremophila latrobei
Photo: Lyndal Thorburn

 

Eremophila latrobei
Kennedy Ranges, Western Australia
Photo: Mike Beamish

 

Eremophila latrobei
Mt Magnet, Western Australia
Photo: Lyndal Thorburn

 

Eremophila latrobei
Cream flowered form
Photo: Russell Wait

 

Common Name: Crimson emu bush, native fuchsia
Size: Small to Medium
Flower Colour: Pink or red; occasionally cream

Eremophila latrobei Hybrids

The following hybrids with E.latrobei in the parentage are known.

 

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