Geum talbotianum W. M. Curtis

Geum talbotianum (Tasmanian Snowrose) flowering on Mt Picton, Southwest National Park, Tasmania.

The endemic Geum talbotianum (Tasmanian Snowrose) flowering amongst dolerite boulders with Astelia alpina, Tasmannia lanceolata and Diselma archeri on Mt Picton, Tasmania. Geum is restricted to peaks in Tasmania's Southwest National Park and is listed as Rare at the State level (pdf here).

The endemic Geum talbotianum (Tasmanian Snowrose) flowering amongst dolerite boulders with Senecio albogilvus on Mt Picton, Tasmania. Geum is restricted to peaks in Tasmania's Southwest National Park and is listed as Rare at the State level (pdf here).

Geum talbotianum caught still flowering under an overhanging rock while carrying maturing seed on other heads.