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yeah man, my hesitance with the 2nd pic is more of a feeling based mainly around the phyllode shape. I agree, anything is possible with a year (climatically) like this one. *edit-canna spell good ona sunday arvo

your pics of post #1 look very much like the phyllodes of my young (<6mnth) A. floribundas. your 1st pic of post#5, is i think as well, but the 2nd..............not sure. if i had to make a call, well... no

annual chilli festival on tomorrow in Freo chnt. Should be muchos hot seeds available yes.

mmmm, i agree with you about the entrenched levels of ignorance and complacency in "the west" about whats happening on the ground in countries like Uganda. Ive also seen enough of the horror in 3rd world countries to last me a lifetime. What interests me about Kony2012 is the experiment to test if something can be actually made to happen on a governmental level, when there is nothing in it for that government other than the perceived voter backlash if it doesnt act. It is the 2nd half of the video that looks at that possibility.

i think thats the point of the video Whitewind. Whats stopping you from watching it?

I think Artemisia annua

its been 15 years since i last saw Dirty Three live. And i'm about to break the drought tomorrow night at the Astor in Perth. This, one of my favourites, off their masterpeice Ocean Songs. http://youtu.be/6byhkpCFvfs

many, many thanks

Yep, i agree. I think the go is to carefully remove a small amount of soil from around the root system of an established acacia (any, I used a big old A. iteaphylla), and add that to your potting mix.

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anyone growing this or have access to seeds or material?

as well as.... VVVVV 20 x Acacia aphylla, 20 x Solenostemon scutellarioides, 100 Artemesia absinthium VVVVV

there was a huge tree in the corner of Beatty Park, North perth. Havnt been past there in a while so not sure if its still there.

Please send one to chef.

second that!!

nice work, reminded me of Wilco.

happy birday Dan

i would lose the saucer.

coming from the other corner for a bit of balance, read The Secret Life of Plants (1973) a book by Peter Tompkins.

Jonstn, thats an interesting tip you shared about soaking seeds in tea. Generally its best used for getting old seeds 'over the line' with the idea being that the tannins released from the tea soften the seed coat more than just plain water and make it easier for the life to bust through. What the FB tek didnt add was that it works best if the tea (or teabag) is re-boiled before using. Thats because the 1st hit of boiling water doesnt really leach out the tannin too well. It needs to stew abit then hit again for best results

WhitchDoctor chef (as per the quote)

as well as.... VVVV 50+ Nic. tabaccum, 100 x Verbascum thapsus, 50 x leonotus leonurus VVVV *edit-cant spell

did you message 2deep to let him know you had claimed his seeds?

possibly Lemon Guava

hey Confusa, Any update on your progess with these?