Vincetoxicum barbatum
A twining vine, with an attractive, but short-lived flower. It’s restricted to the southern half of coastal NSW, just extending into Victoria.

Opercularia aspera
This is a widespread forb in the forest. Its common name is justified, as its vegetation has a rather unpleasant aroma when trodden on. On the upside, its inflorescence, a spherical head of 10-30 flowers, is rather beautiful.

Mitrasacme polymorpha
Tiny white flowers are most numerous in spring, but some bloom throughout the year. They attract bees, butterflies and bee flies … so they’re apparently a useful nectar source, despite their small size.