Tue 23 Jan, 2024 11:10 am
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Wed 24 Jan, 2024 9:19 am
north-north-west wrote:Bauera will do well but keep it trimmed or it will try to strangle you one night.
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Wed 24 Jan, 2024 9:04 pm
headwerkn wrote:north-north-west wrote:Bauera will do well but keep it trimmed or it will try to strangle you one night.
Hehe if I had my way, I'd surround my workstation with bauera and tight tea tree to keep my workmates from bothering me
Actually scoparia would be even better, except we've had zero luck keeping it alive at home.
Sun 28 Jan, 2024 8:38 am
north-north-west wrote:email or phone Plants of Tasmania. They'll give you good advice and if they have something you can't get elsewhere I can pick it up for you and deliver it next time I'm up north.
Tue 30 Jan, 2024 8:19 am
Thornbill wrote:We went to them with an idea to have a mix of Tassie tube stock to decorate the tables at our wedding a few years back. They grew us a selection of Tassie species, so instead of dead flowers, we had living banksias, correas, flag iris and the like. It looked great and everyone got a native plant for their garden at the end of the night.
Mon 05 Feb, 2024 5:34 pm
headwerkn wrote:Hehe if I had my way, I'd surround my workstation with bauera and tight tea tree to keep my workmates from bothering me
Actually scoparia would be even better, except we've had zero luck keeping it alive at home.
Mon 05 Feb, 2024 5:38 pm
north-north-west wrote:No vegetational barrier is complete without a nice lush patch of Gahnia
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