Language                                                  Name

Noongar-Wudjari (W8):                           Koorla

Noongar-Nyoongar/Baaduk (W41):

Common name:                                        Native Wisteria (Peaflower)

Scientific name:                                        Hardenbergia comptoniana

Group name for Plants

Wudjari:                                                      Dek

Nyoongar/Baaduk:                                    Dek

Group name for Flowers

Wudjari:                                                       Djet

Nyoongar/Baaduk:                                    Djet

Looks like:
Wudjari: A bush with purple flowers. Seeds in a pod. Pea shaped flower. Opposite leaves. Vines that grow up trees.
 

Feels like:
 

Smells like:
 

Tastes like:
Wudjari: Not edible.

Food:
 

Medicine:
 

Other Uses:
Wudjari: Used for ropes/string - strong vines could be twined together and even used to help build shelter. Used for decorations for ceremonies and dance.

Wudjari: Mainly around Albany area and in the mountains. Coastal.

Wudjari: Very beautiful plant.

Wudjari: Used for decoration in ceremony.

Birak
 

Boonaroo
 

Djeran
 

Mookaroo
Wudjari: Flowers in Winter, especially when it is wet.
 

Djilba
 

Kambarang
 

Wudjari: Great Southern region.

Wudjari: Decoration

Wudjari: Grows on other trees or shrubs, like mistletoes.