I have recently been out and about on my first dig
Dug up a tree that i thought may have some potential....
Haven't a clue though of what type it is,:lost: so if anyone knows please drop your thoughts.
Cheers
Mike
What have i dug?
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What have i dug?
Hey guys,
I have recently been out and about on my first dig
Dug up a tree that i thought may have some potential....
Haven't a clue though of what type it is,:lost: so if anyone knows please drop your thoughts.
Cheers
Mike
I have recently been out and about on my first dig
Dug up a tree that i thought may have some potential....
Haven't a clue though of what type it is,:lost: so if anyone knows please drop your thoughts.
Cheers
Mike
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Re: What have i dug?
It looks as though it might be Chamelaucium or Geraldton Wax from W.A. If it is, you have very little chance of it being able to be transplanted. Was it in a dry, sandy, sunny position? Did it come from a garden or more natural bushland?
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Re: What have i dug?
Yeah its was down an abandon rd in the bushland.
Yes spot on, sandy like soil/Full sun.
what have i gotten myself into! ha
Thanks for your help Hackimoto!
Much appreciated
Yes spot on, sandy like soil/Full sun.
what have i gotten myself into! haThanks for your help Hackimoto!
Much appreciated
