08-08-2024, 02:30 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-08-2024, 02:43 AM by Man From Ironbark.)
Dave,
The plant Olearia pimeleoides is otherwise known as Daisy bush. It reaches anout one metre and can get up to a metre wide.
It occurs in the mallee country of southern Australia, where I live is in the tiny red dot on the easternmost part of the area.
While the mallee area is widespread, most of that mallee country is now wheat and sheep farms. So there's really not a lot left of the mallee anymore.
They aren't the easiest plant to propagate but I've got a couple of plants that I've grown and this is one.
One reason they don't grow prolifically from all that seed is that these crested pigeons eat most of it.
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The plant Olearia pimeleoides is otherwise known as Daisy bush. It reaches anout one metre and can get up to a metre wide.
It occurs in the mallee country of southern Australia, where I live is in the tiny red dot on the easternmost part of the area.
While the mallee area is widespread, most of that mallee country is now wheat and sheep farms. So there's really not a lot left of the mallee anymore.
They aren't the easiest plant to propagate but I've got a couple of plants that I've grown and this is one.
One reason they don't grow prolifically from all that seed is that these crested pigeons eat most of it.
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