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Association of Societies for Growing Australian Plants - Site Map
... Grevillea Heaths - Australian heaths...Epacris, Richea, Styphelia and more! Kangaroo Paws - Colourful 'paws' plus their lesser known relatives Melaleuca - Paperbarks of all shapes and sizes! Mint Bushes - Aromatic mint bushes (Prostanthera) and ...
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Australian Plants online
... members of the daisy family. 15 June 2006 Those Other Myrtaceae A look at some lesser known members of the myrtle family. 15 June 2006 Date added Short Cuts Six Plants for ...
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Those Other Myrtaceae
... very relevent as an introduction to some of the lesser known members of the myrtle family in Australia. Melaleuca, Leptospermum, Calothamnus, and to a lesser extent eucalypts, have been well catered for by ... prostrate to six feet shrubs, attractive foliage is a feature of almost all. But those known as Mountain Bells from southern Western Australia are incredibly beautiful in bloom. One has only ...
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Tree Waratah
... . It also occurs in a similar moist habitat in New South Wales where it is known as Dorrigo waratah. As botanical science advanced, it became recognised that Embothrium was restricted to ... , A.flammeum to the large showy species from the Tableland and A.wickhamii to the lesser known species from the Tableland and Bartle Frere. Secondly - Botanical The waratah, Telopea, produces flowers in ...
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Association of Societies for Growing Australian Plants - Propagation by Grafting
... the same genus, a little less reliably; and different genera within the same family, a lesser chance again. Trying to graft plants from two different botanical families is unlikely to achieve ... out at the same time. This method is useful in cases where the stock is known to strike reliably from cuttings. In other cases it is quite possible to have a ...
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