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Are there any Banksias that can flower ... Not that I know of, though some of the prostrates and B dryandroides probably wouldnt' take much longer under...
Cas and Lisa (also Si...
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Dec 1, 2002
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Cheers everyone, those informations were very useful. About the growing conditions over here : It must be quite similar to Western Australia and Costa del Sol...
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Cas, Thanks for your reply. As we all know Banksias are good candidates for fire indicators so I was just interested to see their flowering period after fire. ...
Mic Forster
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Hello everybody again, Thanks for your replies. I just have to make a correction on what I wrote: it was not B. media but B. integrifolia that I have rooted...
b.a. uijtewaal
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Dec 1, 2002
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... That has already been done, where the minimum and maximum intervals between fires for species reproduction has been determined, for most eastern species ...
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Dec 1, 2002
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<Where can I get the Banksia book? Is it available on the internet?> Joao, typed into Google and came up with: http://proteasales.com/books/selections.htm...
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Hi Cas, That sounds really good. I was aware that such mapping had been done for B. ericifolia but I was not aware that many other Banksias were included in...
Mic Forster
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I had a chat with Margaret Pieroni (Dryandra SG leader) to see what dryandras she thought would be a good starting place for potential grafters (using criteria...
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Dec 6, 2002
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Ola Jaoa, Banksias will love the western portuguese climate as it is humid and well temperated. The only problem is to the soil, by the pH and the phythophtora...
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Dear Cas, Dryandras are one of my passions. I killed hundreds while I lived in Sydney. I had a D. formosa which lasted two years before going. Down here I've...
David Lightfoot
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Dec 6, 2002
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Maybe it's abit weird, but I seem to find Dryandras more adaptable than Banksias [and much less palatable to roos, which is a bonus]. They don't seem to need...
Margaret Moir, Olive ...
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Here here Margaret. And BooHoo my B brownii just carked it. AHHHHHHHHHHH The others are looking fine though (fingers crossed) David On 7/12/02 4:34 PM,...
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I'd love to grow Dryandra formosa but the seed I had wouldn't germinate. What did I do wrong? I used smoked vermiculite, soaked it, tried different...
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... I find Kevin quite approachable when phoning him, as opposed to email, so I would ring him but recognise that is difficult for you. I am not sure how you...
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. ... Commiserations - when I rang someone at Lullfitz's in Perth they said it could drop dead suddenly even there....
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Dear Cas, thanks a lot for your advise. I feel I did send Kevin a very friendly e-mail with some info, not just: 'please send me your seedlist'. I might try...
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My 2 B. brownii's are still looking happy. Gave them a larger pot some weeks ago. I usually wait until spring but thought they might appreciate it since they...
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Liesbeth and Cas, I don't know who you refer to as Kevin. I purchase the Australian native seed I require from Nindethana Seed Service in West Australia. At...
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Dear Liesbeth I think your seed may have been too old. D formosa doesn't need smoke treatment and usually germinates well. Cheers David...
David Lightfoot
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Well I'm a sucker for punishment. I went out to bushwalk nursery SE of Melbourne today a got another. BTW I think this nursery is even better than Kuranga!....
David Lightfoot
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Thanks Jim and David for your replies. It's good to know I was not clumsy as for germinating D. formosa seed! The reason why I asked for info on where to order...
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Thanks David! SO sorry about your brownii..I still have the dead body of my occidentalis staring at me in the garden, like an admonishment. Dang it. I still...
Margaret Moir, Olive ...
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Dec 9, 2002
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Liesbeth, I have not tried banksia from Nindethana but have had success with grevillea seed from them, so I would think banksia seed would be ok as well. ...
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Hi Margaret, Sorry about your occidentalis dying, I have also found that particular species unreliable as well. I also did try one brownii and it died, no...
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One of my B roburs is about 2.5m and flowering at the top with 6 or so inflorescences, and it is also doing this at the base which I thought was quite...
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i live app' 35 kilometers north of gympie qld, this banksia is growing on well drained sandy loam type soil. is there a common type of banksia to this area? ...
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Dec 14, 2002
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... This sounds like Banksia integrifolia - the local subspecies is B. integrifolia compar. Yes, this is a feature of integrifolia to have serrated young...
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Dec 14, 2002
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thanks cas & lisa, i did a lot of searching on yahoo and thought i had integrifolia, but then the leaf difference had me bluffed. the seasons greeting to you...
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Dec 14, 2002
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... according to the banksia book, the differeence is in the leaves, with B integrifolia compar having leaves 10-20cm long as opposed to 4-10cm long. B compar...
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geographically we are in the wide bay environ, but then we are east/soth-east of rainbow beach so we are most likely in an overlap, maybe a chance that both...
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