dirt

tepel is a term used when petals and sepels cant be distinguished, tulips are a good example.

sounds awesome, im planning a trip 2 india and nepal in october, do you have a name contact details by any chance? or any interesting links?

ahhh interesting , remeber being told by one of the guys at sydney wildflower nursery, that one of the inland species was used as a contraceptive by aborigines. prehaps that is the same one u mentioned? have tried 2 grow one of the commercialy avalaible native tomatos a few years back, but the humidity eventually killed it. appart from S.aviculare, as a food source havent heard of any traditional uses with my local ones, though think it would be likley they had some sort of traditional use.

hey all, i have the following for trade SEED LIST *=BULK SEED AVALIBLE Acacia obtusifolia Nepeta cataria, catnip Ocimum sanctum, tenuiflorum? sacred basil Delosperma bosseranum Ipemoa violacea 'pink,' pink morning glory Ipemoa violacea 'west indies' morning glory* Argrea nervosa, hawaiian baby woodrose, Hemia salicifolia, sun opener Withania somnifera, ashwangah Salvia splendins Datura stramitorium* Datura metel var fatuosa Tobacco light virgin Nicotinia rustica Nicotinia tabacum* Papaver somniferum, 'turkish commercial'* PLANTS AVALIBLE ALL PLANTS ARE READY TOO BE PLANTED OUT / POTTED ON Nepeta cataria Nelumbo nucifera, Sacred Lotus (divisions) Ocimum sanctum tenuiflorum? sacred basil Brugmansia sp, angels trumpet, white /apricot flwrs Catha edulis, khat, red stem form Acacia obtusifolia, stiff leaf wattle, Acacia madienii, maidens wattle, Desmanthus illinoensis, illinois bundleflower Sceletium tomentosum,? Argrea nervosa hawaiian baby woodrose,sab stock Hemia salicifolia, sun opener, Withania somnifera, ashwagandh Hoodia macrantha, LOOKING FOR ANYTHING OF INTREST [ 23. January 2004, 15:01: Message edited by: dirt ]

hey planthelper, i have about 4 native solanum's in my area, s.aviculare, s.campanulatum, s.prinophyllum, and one yet 2 be identified. can collect some seed if anyone is interested. dirt.

interesting, although i cant convince myself thats true. spent several years working in an aquarium shop, & learnt that they are extremeley delacate, at least in an artifical system. after simply exposing them 2 air , they usually die verry slowly, at least in an aquarium, however if they are in the ocean, they are more likley 2 recover. im really keen 2 see what happens with your experment thelema!!

i was recentley told by a well respected doofer, that ephedra is growing wild in sa? anyone else heard anything about this?

as do all acacias, this is one of the main id feature of australian acacias, presuming its the same worldwide?

hey guys, was wondering if there is any sort of general rule's when it comes 2 seed storage, to maintain viability. is there any seed that shouldn't be stored in the refrigerator? plants from hot climates perhaps? any info would be appreciated, dirt.

what about Tradescantia albiflora. if salvia was to become a weed in australia i imagine it would be disspersed in the same way, as trad is. besides humans anmials trad is mostly dispersed via gravity and water. its not uncommon for a speices to sit for many years and be non invasive and then all of a sudden become a major problem. caution always needs to be exerted when planting possible invasive plants near bushland. think about the plant how it reproduces, if it sets seed think about how seed is dispersed, wind, birds ect before buying or planting. happy gardening dirt.

i know of someone who has had good success using large ceropegia woodii tubers, they are easy to obtain as this is a common houseplant. it is also known as chain of hearts and belongs to the Asclepiadaceae family. same as hoodia, therefore im pretty sure blue myrtle and san pedro wouldnt work as they are cacteaceae plants. happy grafting anyway,dirt.