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Swainsona maccullochiana

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Swainsona maccullochiana

(Ashburton Pea)

Categories: November 2026, Annual
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Erect, single-stemmed annual from 0.5-3 m h. Pea-flowers are purple, red, blue or pink and occur from July-Oct. Loamy or gravelly soils in full sun. Grows in low laying moist areas near water courses.

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