Xanthorrhoea preissii (Western Australian Grass Tree)

Xanthorrhoea preissii, commonly known as the Western Australian Grass Tree, is a unique and striking plant native to Western Australia. With its long, spear-like leaves that emerge from a thick trunk, it forms a bushy, grass-like tuft at the top. Its inflorescence, a tall stalk covered in small flowers, can reach up to three meters in height. The plant is well adapted to surviving in nutrient-poor soils and is a symbol of the Australian landscape.