As Melbourne’s urban sprawl continues so the pressure on the remaining patches of bushland increases …
The lip is delicately hinged and trembles in the slightest breeze.
— Native Plants of Melbourne and Adjoining Areas by David Jones, Barbara Jones (Page 119)
A warm round of applause, please, for Genoplesium morrisii!
Aside: the photo on facing page 118 of G. despectans, with ruddy purple flowers genuflecting from their blue-green spike against a hazy mauve and blue background, is an eye-catcher. And it’s nice to be stuck.