Pincushion Flower Magnets

Pincushion Flower (Leucospermum incisum) in close up photography. Sony Nex-5N E3.5/30 macro lens

Beautiful frilly lilac pincushion flower, homegrown and made into a print :)

Pincushion Flower (Leucospermum incisum) in close up photography. Sony Nex-5N E3.5/30 macro lens

The WILD FLOWERS Collection celebrates nature's floral diversity of shape, color, pattern, and intricate detail.

Close up, macro, photo of a vibrant pincusion, Leucospermum cordifolium. The vibrant orange and soft pink scream for attention.

The first Blue Pincushions ( Brunonia Australis) are coming in to flower, and there are loads more to come! Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve, Victoria, Australia.

Pincushion protea (Leucospermum cordifolium) on antique-white background. The simple, uncluttered design allows the striking red and green colours and distinctive shape of this tough but delicate-looking flower to take centre stage. Photograph by Scotch Macaskill.

Flowering pincushion protea (Leucospermum cordifolium) on plain white background. The clean, uncluttered image emphasises the striking red and green colours and distinctive shape of this pretty flower. Ideal as wall deocor.

Blue Pincushion flowers (Brunonia Australis) often appear purple in photos, as they reflect more Infra Red light than our eyes can see. Using flash gave me a true blue pincushion. Found at Hochkins Ridge Flora Reserve in Croydon North, Victoria, Australia

Australian artist and designer Annalee Beer has created this bright print with Australian Native Flowers

Mix of brightly coloured protea flowers - including pincushion, oleander-leaf, and king protea - amidst natural greenery.

This is a common native flower in the woodlands of Southern Australia. It is bright blue to the human eye - but reflects more infra red than the eye can see - so it looks purple in photos!

Bright and vibrant pincushion flower (aka scabiosa)