Summary:
Dracophyllum secundum from New South Wales (pictured) is the most widespread of its genus, being found along the coast and hinterlands (Braidwood to Kendall). This attractive bell-flowered shrub, which is common in the Blue Mountains near Sydney, was first collected by Robert Brown in 1910 and listed in his Prodromus Florae Novae Hollandiae (image courtesy Peter Woodard).
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