The Great Southern region of Western Australia boasts several stunning flower farms that showcase the beauty and diversity of the local flora. Lucinda's Everlastings in Mobrup offers a vast open field of pink and white everlasting flowers. Whatanine Farm in Cartmeticup, established 56 years ago, features a variety of native trees, shrubs, and roses. Winstanley Garden in Woodanilling presents rose bushes, native trees and shrubs, and a fish pond. Pauline's Garden, also in Woodanilling, showcases mainly native plants like eremophilas and hakeas, with an evolving garden layout that is visually striking.
Riverdale Farm near Albany cultivates over 30 species of wildflowers, including banksias, proteas, and kangaroo paws. Westways Wildflower Farm, located 200 kilometers north of Perth, not only exports preserved native flowers but also offers a diverse array of flowers for visitors to enjoy. The region also hosts wildflower shows and festivals, such as the Bloom Festival, which draws thousands to witness the extraordinary wildflowers of the Great Southern Treasures. The Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show boasts over 700 specimens, while flower farmer Jessica Guilfoyle in Albany has dedicated a decade to developing her flower farm in the fertile soils of Millbrook.