Mulla Mulla Collection

Ptilotus exaltatus- Pink Mulla Mulla
Ptilotus exaltus var. exaltatus (also Pink Mulla Mulla) is one of the largest mulla mullas. The flower spikes are up to 10 cm long and 4 cm across with loosely-hairy flowers

Mulla mulla wildflowers and eucalyptus tree, Karijini National Park, Pilbara, Western Australia, Australia, Pacific

Purple Moods
Dusk in Karijini National Park with native purple Mulla Mulla wildflowers

Mulla Mulla (Ptilotus) Flowers With Australian Landscape Unfolding In The Background; Australia

Tall Mulla Mulla (Ptilotus exaltatus) flowering, growing on road verge, Western Australia, Australia

Horse Mulla Mulla (Ptilotus schwartzii) flowering, growing on road verge habitat, Western Australia, Australia

Tall Mulla Mulla - bunch of filigrane and hairy individual blossoms in full bloom
SAS-1210 Tall Mulla Mulla - bunch of filigrane and hairy individual blossoms in full bloom. Western Australia Ptilotus exaltatus Steffen & Alexandra Sailer Please note that prints are for personal

White Paper Daisy - With Hairy Mulla Mulla (Ptilotus helipteroides) behind, West MacDonnell National Park
JPF-14404 White Paper Daisy - With Hairy Mulla Mulla (Ptilotus helipteroides) behind West MacDonnell National Park, Northern Territory

Mulla mulla wildflowers, road to Tom Price, Pilbara, Western Australia, Australia, Pacific

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Discover the enchanting beauty wildflowers, blooming amidst the rugged landscapes of Western Australia and the Northern Territory. With species like Ptilotus exaltatus, or the Pink Mulla Mulla, and Ptilotus schwartzii, or the Horse Mulla Mulla, these delicate flowers add a burst of color to the Australian outback. Growing on road verges and around eucalyptus trees in Karijini National Park, these flowers unfold in a stunning display of purplish hues, creating a breathtaking scene against the Australian landscape. Backlit, their filigrane and hairy blossoms appear as ethereal, otherworldly blooms, standing tall against the arid terrain. Even the White Paper Daisy, with its hairy Mulla Mulla companion, joins in the chorus of colors after unusual rains. Experience the magic wildflowers and let their beauty transport you to the heart of the Australian bush.