Distribution and Habitat
Banksia lemanniana is found near the southern coast of Western Australia, most of its population lying protected within Fitzgerald River National Park. Outside the park, it reaches the Ravensthorpe Range to the northeast and the rabbit proof fence to the east, as well as isolated populations westwards as far as Pallinup estuary. It is found on the tops and slopes of hills as well as flatter areas on rocky or lateritic soil, as well as sand, in mallee scrubland or heath. It is not threatened as much of its range lies within a National Park, and it is not a species collected for the cut flower industry.
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