Winter in Perth

Flowers in season in Perth in July

19 flowers are at market in Perth in July, led by banksia, Geraldton wax and everlasting daisy.

Natives and grown here 9

Scarlet banksia flower head with red styles and grey centre, Banksia coccinea near Albany
NativeMid-season

Banksia

Banksia spp.

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Red flowering gum in bloom, fluffy scarlet blossom with buds and gumnuts among leathery leaves
Native

Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus spp.

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Pink Mangle's sunray everlasting daisies with yellow centres growing wild in Western Australia
Native

Everlasting daisy

Rhodanthe chlorocephala subsp. rosea and related paper daisies

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Pale pink Geraldton wax flowers with dark maroon centres along needle-leaved stems
Native

Geraldton wax

Chamelaucium uncinatum

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Golden orange flower clusters of silky oak grevillea among fern-like leaves
Native

Grevillea

Grevillea hybrids

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Branch of golden wattle smothered in fluffy yellow ball flowers
Native

Wattle

Acacia spp. (golden wattle, Acacia pycnantha)

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Stems of Geraldton waxflower with purple, pink and white flowers, as sold for cut arrangements
Native

Waxflower

Chamelaucium hybrids

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King protea in bloom with a silvery pink dome and pointed rose pink bracts
Grown hereMid-season

Protea

Protea spp. (including Protea cynaroides)

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Seasonal cut flowers 10

Single violet blue Anemone coronaria with a dark navy centre, growing from feathery leaves
ExoticMid-season

Anemone

Anemone coronaria

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Salmon pink carnations with frilled petals speckled with water droplets
Exotic

Carnations

Dianthus caryophyllus

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Cushion of magenta pink chrysanthemum blooms with gold centres
Exotic

Chrysanthemums

Chrysanthemum morifolium

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Yellow trumpet daffodils standing tall against a clear blue sky
ExoticMid-season

Daffodils

Narcissus pseudonarcissus

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Yellow gerbera with a dark chocolate centre, framed by red and pink gerberas
Exotic

Gerberas

Gerbera jamesonii

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Stargazer Oriental lily fully open, deep pink petals edged in white and freckled with crimson spots
Exotic

Lilies

Lilium hybrids

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Arching spray of dusty pink Cymbidium orchids with spotted yellow and red lips
ExoticMid-season

Orchids

Cymbidium hybrids

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Bright orange ranunculus bloom with tightly layered petals, a second flower behind it
Exotic

Ranunculus

Ranunculus asiaticus

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Velvety red hybrid tea rose, Kardinal, in full bloom on the bush
Exotic

Roses

Rosa hybrids

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Bunch of red and yellow flamed tulips opening in a vase against a pale wall
ExoticMid-season

Tulips

Tulipa gesneriana

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Farms and gardens to visit from Perth

Where to buy flowers in Perth

Most West Leederville wholesalers sell only to registered businesses, trading from about 5 or 6am to 2pm on weekdays and to about 10am on Saturdays. Flowers WA on Northwood Street says it welcomes the public, Monday to Friday 6am to 2pm and Saturday 7.30am to 11am. Out in the bush, look and photograph, and leave the wildflowers where they are. Lavender Estate at Carabooda and Nannup Lavender Farm are open most of the week.

Perth flower wholesalers (West Leederville)

Grow your own

Plant in July, flowers later

What to get in the ground in July. Pick your climate: planting times shift a month or two between Hobart and Brisbane.

Plant now in temperate areas

Gladiolicorms

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Flowers in about 90 to 100 days, roughly 13 to 14 weeks.

How to plant gladiolus corms
  1. Plant from late winter in frost-free areas, and wait for early spring where winters are cold and wet.
  2. Choose full sun, sheltered from strong wind, in light, well-drained soil improved with compost and aged manure.
  3. Set corms flat side down, growing tip up, 10 to 15cm deep and 10 to 15cm apart. Groups of six to nine look best.
  4. Put stakes in at planting time so you don't spear the corms later. Tall spikes need the support once they open.
  5. Keep the soil moist while they grow but never boggy. Feed with a flower fertiliser before flowering.
  6. Plant a new batch every 4 to 6 weeks for a longer run of flowers.

Tip: Let the leaves brown and die off before cutting them back, as they feed the corm for next year.

Sources: diggers.com.au, gardenexpress.com.au, abc.net.au, ultimatebackyard.com.au, bunnings.com.au

Questions people ask

What flowers are in season in Perth in July?

Banksia, Geraldton wax, Everlasting daisy, Waxflower, Orchids and Tulips, and 13 more are at market in Perth in July, based on the season for WA.

Where can I buy wholesale flowers in Perth?

Perth flower wholesalers (West Leederville): Perth has no single central flower market. The main wholesalers sit on one street in West Leederville and generally sell only to registered businesses, trading from about 5 or 6am to 2pm weekdays and to about 10am Saturdays. At least one, Flowers WA (22 Northwood Street), says it welcomes the public, Monday to Friday 6am to 2pm and Saturday 7.30am to 11am.

Are there flower events near Perth in July?

We don't have a flower festival listed near Perth in July. Kings Park and Botanic Garden is worth a visit this month.