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Hi all, I have attached a picture of a Hakea bush taken near the summit of Mt Amos on the east coast of Tasmania, when I climbed the mountain at Christmas...
Certainly a terrific photo Jim, sorry I can't help you with the ID. H. teretifolia does not grow in Tasmania, the other species to consider is H microcarpa. ...
Cas, I have a booklet, A Guide to Flowers & Plants of Tasmania, by the Launceston Field Naturalists Club. In this booklet it is claimed that Hakea teretifolia...
Yep - just checked Flora of Australia 17B - Hakea teretifolia hirsuta is on east coast of Tassie. What did the seed pods look like Jim? Cas ... From:...
Cas, I was unable to get up close to have a look because of the location, so unfortunately I was not able to study the seed pods. The plant was quite bushy and...
G'day fellow plant and garden people, I recieved the below email today from a group digest and I feel it needs as wide an audience as possible and holds...
Hi folks I've posted a photo of a H.bucculenta that I grafted to H.salicifolia. This plant is now growing happily in my garden. After failed attempts at...
Hello Scott I question whether grafting is the cure to all problems and indeed is even necessary in some cases. In my garden (in Melbourne), I have a 2 year...
Hi Ian Not sure that it is the panacea, just a an option. My understanding is pretty much that the risk of the plants dropping dead (not neccessarily...
Hello Scott Your comment about increasing risk of dropping dead with age rather scares me. I had always, perhaps naively, assumed that it was the converse. I...
Sorry Hakeas... Here is the link to the database (part of our hakeas group) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hakeas/database?method=reportRows&tbl=1 all the best ...
Hi group, At the Mt Annan plant sale a couple of weeks ago, there was a comment at the opening (I think it was by Don Burke) that in general you shouldn't ...
Phil. This could be a piece of string question. From my experience, I'd say that Hakeas generally hit their straps in their 5th year - and don't look back! I...
Thanks Ant. That's what I thought. You are preaching to the converted about Burrendong Arboretum. I get up there at least twice a year. It must have the best...
Our native garden is situated west of Armidale on the Northern Tablelands of NSW at an altitude of 900 metres. We have been growing Hakeas for many years. The...
G'day all. I'mm touring western queensland and am at present near quilpie. I recall an article in aust plants I think about a red flowered hakea discovered...
Hello, The Quilpie Hakea is now H. maconochieana. Ilustrations & description "Flora of Australia Vol 17B". Pages 163 & 165. There is also a photograph &...
thanks Dan and Warren I've used the links provided to look up moconochieana but it is not the one. I think there has been a more recent discovery. This one is...
G'day ladies and Gents, Recently I ran into someone who shared my name and to cut a long story short we discovered there were quite a few of us. So to find...
hi all, if any of you interested to learn garden please visit http://gardenlands.blogspot.com This site gives very useful information about garden.Even you can...
Scott, it's around. Have seen it occasionally at Kuranga. No doubt they could get one in for you. A few years ago, I grew one from seed from SGAP(Vic). But I...
Thanks Ian I'll call in there next time I'm in Melb. Scott ... From: hakeas@yahoogroups.com [mailto:hakeas@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Ian Radford Sent:...
Scott, I would ring them or e-mail or whatever, because there is probably only a low probability that they would have it in stock. Plus, it often takes them an...
Scott, We have seeds of Hakea purpurea. Please let us know if you would like some. We have a number of Hakea purpurea in our garden & rate this species as one...
As landscape matures, things change. Garden design is the process of designing the layout and planting of domestic gardens while keeping this change under...
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