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Wollemi pine58 viewsHere is my Wollemi pine tree. I bought it approx 3 weeks ago. Since potting it up into a large clay pot roots have began to spread along just under the surface and are just visible when I water it.
There is a pair of my sandles at the base of the pot for scale.
I intend to keep it outside as it has survived 1 winter outdoors already.planthunter
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Black Anther Flax Lily270 viewsBlack Anther Flax Lily (Dianella revoluta)Skipdaddyo
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Goodenia varia - erect form96 viewsThis is a gift from t st Tantra in SA.Rimbaud
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Angophora costata164 viewsFound this germinating in the nut! Just a curiositysep
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Mentha satureioides135 viewsFlowerssep
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Myrnong (Yam Daisy)184 viewsThis specimen's growing in Texas, in cattle country - just the sort of land use that nearly wiped them out here in Australia.Bluetongue
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Stellaria Flaccida - Forest Starwort31 viewsMadHatter
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Mistletoe197 viewsGrowing in Blackwood wattle tree, Yarra Valley, VIC. Looking forward to the fruit.Bluetongue
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bonyi-bonyi girl ,24 viewsthe next generation of bunya shuckers
bunyanuternieFeb 03, 2010
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'The Bunya Shuckers'37 views.......... well it's that time of the year again , Let the feast begin .bunyanuternieFeb 01, 2010
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Profect no 2 Solanum centrale33 viewsThis is my first Solanum centrale flower to open. It actually opened on Christmas Day!planthunterDec 26, 2009
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Planthunter with Bush Tomato50 viewsThis is myself holding one of my two Solanum centrale plants. This particular one produced its first flower on Christmas Day.planthunterDec 26, 2009
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Taste test of Capparis mitchellii80 viewsVery nice.darcyOct 21, 2009
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Solanum centrale seedling49 viewsThis is my first Solanum centrale seedling, so far, two have germinated, one has damped off and will most probably cark it but the one pictured is responding well.
Germination took approx five weeks but growth has been fast. At first it looked just like a "normal" tomato seedling until the first true leaves emerged which are oval, slightly hairy and little spines are beginning to appear on the stem. planthunterAug 07, 2009
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