Common heath

Common heath is native to Tasmania, Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia. The plant is widespread from sea level up to 800m, and is found in drier environments​. The flowers range from white and shades of pink, through to a deep red. Commo​n heath often grows in large populations of the same colour, but can sometimes vary. Common heath is a low shrub, with small, sharply pointed leaves. Flowers occur throughout the year, dependent on the area.

Common name: Common heath

Scientific name: Epacris impressa​

Best place to see it

• Arthur-Pieman Conservation Area
  
• Ben Lomond National Park
  
• Cradle Mountain
• Lake St Clair
  
• Douglas-Apsley National Park
  
• Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
  
• Freycinet National Park
  
• Maria Island National Park
  
• Mole Creek Karst National Park
  
• Mount William National Park
  
• Rocky Cape National Park
  
• South Bruny National Park
  
• Southwest National Park
  
• Strzelecki National Park
  
• Waterhouse Conservation Area​​