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JasonPStewartNMsnc2016
wrote:
8 hrs ago
Looks more like local indigenous plant _Xylomelum pyriforme_
(does not look so much like _Buckinghamia celsissima_ from NE Qld. as if planted here in in Bargo.)
These flowers and foliage have plentiful rusty hairs (for example).
(does not look so much like _Buckinghamia celsissima_ from NE Qld. as if planted here in in Bargo.)
These flowers and foliage have plentiful rusty hairs (for example).
Xylomelum pyriforme
Mike
wrote:
3 Sep 2025
Cytisus scoparius and Spartium junceum have pea-like flowers. This looks like Jasminum nudiflorum, winter jasmine.
Spartium junceum
Jennybach
wrote:
28 Aug 2025
Having photographed this I’m wondering why I haven’t seen it used as a hedge plant, looks suitable, growing well on thin soil on a slope and is a local native. Prima facie a good case for nurseries to foster it instead of privet style hedge plants surely.
Pomaderris intermedia
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