I found this growing not far from the beach in sandy soil. I thought it might be a Banksia Integafolia, but not sure. Any assistance is much appreciated.
Regards Panda
[Solved] Please- Sand dwelling native
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[Solved] Please- Sand dwelling native
Hi everyone,
I found this growing not far from the beach in sandy soil. I thought it might be a Banksia Integafolia, but not sure. Any assistance is much appreciated.
Regards Panda
I found this growing not far from the beach in sandy soil. I thought it might be a Banksia Integafolia, but not sure. Any assistance is much appreciated.
Regards Panda
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Re: [Solved] Please- Sand dwelling native
It is a nice plant that I have wanted to try myself. There are many nice specimens by the coast that would make EXCELLENT yamadori if there were a way to get them legally. Let me know how yours goes!
Joel
Solved- Monotoca elliptica.
Joel
Solved- Monotoca elliptica.
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