Beautiful climbing plant, Western Australia. Hardenbergia comptoniana - Native Wisteria - Koorla

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Hardenbergia comptoniana is native to the southwest of Western Australia. It’s commonly seen in bushland across the Perth area. The Noongar Wadjuk people are the traditional custodians of the land where this video was filmed and the Noongar name for this climber is Koorla.
In this video you will discover interesting facts about this attractive climbing plant, with flowers that appear to have eyes and seed pods that have a tendency to explode.
The genus name Hardenbergia was named after Franziska Countess von Hardenberg and the species name comptoniana, after Mary, 1st Marchioness of Northampton whose husband was Charles Compton.
The common name for Hardenbergia comptoniana is Native Wisteria because the stunning purple-coloured flowers are similar to a popular garden plant named Wisteria, which is not native to Australia.
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[@lindac6416]

It’s beautiful

[@LifeintheBush]

😀

[@jodiestonehill9318]

👍 wow, I didn't even know they grew pods. I'm going to call it Koorla from now on. Great video .

[@LifeintheBush]

😁👍🏻that’s great, thanks Jodie 🙏🏼

[@Myrtuscommunis]

Thanks for this interesting video! 💚😀

[@LifeintheBush]

Thanks for commenting Myrtus, I’m glad you liked it 😊

[@trevorinthailand]

The eyes are cute

[@LifeintheBush]

😊

[@user-ey4uy7vl6d]

It-Was-Good to-Hear Those 'Extra'-Syllables In-NURSERY ... Brought-Back Memories From Mine-GHILDHOOD On-The-Sand-Plains-of-PERTH!!!??? >(*U^)< (Joke) *Wink*

[@LifeintheBush]

Thanks for commenting, it must have been nice to grow up in Perth, the bushland is so diverse and unique.