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Solanum centrale350 viewsBush Tomato, grown from seedsep
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Pandorea jasminoides - Bower of beauty105 viewspinkish/red flowers, little scent, more deep red variety out front much more pronounced perfume.
Full shot.gerbil
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Citrus australasica - Finger Lime - baby fruit231 viewsRimbaud
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Calamus nuelleri, Lawery Vine, Wait-awhile vine fruit102 viewsThese fruit are about 10mm in size with a paper thin scale on the outside which can be peeled away to reveal the 1mm clear jell type flesh which surrounds the hard oval seed on the inside. The fruit has a sweet flavour with a slight tangy lemon flavour followed by a dryness towards the end of the tasting. This fruit is similar to a lychee fruit but only smaller. The fruit is very refreshing to the taste.kowan
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Tetragonia decumbens158 views"Dune Spinach" among other names. Perhaps native to coastal WA sand dunes....(?) Definitely native to South Africa though.Rimbaud
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'The Bunya Shuckers'37 views.......... well it's that time of the year again , Let the feast begin .bunyanuternie
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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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