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Missed out on all that Anthocyanin in the Queen Garnet Plums?, then try some Australian natives I was asked the other day if I thought that the Queen Garnet Plum was the result of cross breeding the european plum with a Davidson's Plum… Started by Rob Collings	15	Jul 5, 2019 Reply by Rob Collings
Davidson's Plum Davidson's Plum An Australian native rainforest fruit *** I acknowledge the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recogn… Started by Rob Collings	4	Mar 29, 2019 Reply by Rob Collings
Kumbartcho Native Plant Nursery I have recently visited Kumbartcho Nursery located at 15 Bunya Pine court, Eatons Hill. This native nursery has plenty of bush food seedlin… Started by Rob Collings	8	Mar 6, 2019 Reply by Lissa
Australian Native Long Yam - Dioscorea transversa I acknowledge the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture… Started by Rob Collings	5	Feb 15, 2019 Reply by Rob Collings
Three Sarsaparillas and a Wombat Berry Today I pledged two plants which grow wildly on the block to Dianne's Bush Tucker request posting. One was Wombat Berry.... and there is on… Started by Rob Collings	2	May 4, 2017 Reply by Susan
Bush Tucker Plants Search Option Tool The Paten Park Native Nursery has a handy search tool if you're looking for Bush Tucker Plants and Edible Fruit Plants. These options are u… Started by Rob Collings	23	Apr 6, 2016 Reply by Christa
Found a book at the library - Wild Foods Saw this book at the Sunnybank Hills Library today. Published in 2015, It's the biggest book on native food I've seen yet, not that I've s… Started by Florence	5	Jan 6, 2016 Reply by Rob Collings
Is native potting mix necessary? I buy three types of potting mix, these are:- Native potting mix for my lemon myrtles, and lillipillies Azalea potting mix for my blueber… Started by Florence	4	Oct 28, 2015 Reply by Jeff Kiehne
EATING AUSTRALIA - AUSTRALIAN NATIVE FOODS Time to guard those King Orchards, giant blue waterlilies and lomandras, this discussion's all about kicking off a new group, focusing on… Started by Rob Collings	22	Oct 22, 2015 Reply by Rob Collings
MIDYIM BERRY Here's a good article from SUSTAINABLE GARDENING AUSTRALIA about the Midyim: The midyim berry Austromyrtus dulcis (also known as midgen ber… Started by Lissa	4	Oct 9, 2015 Reply by Christa

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