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Phyllocladus alpinus

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Posted by Marc_CGN z7/8 (GER) (My Page) on
Thu, Nov 7, 02 at 5:07

I got a few cuttings of Phyllocladus alpinus from the botanical garden in Bonn/Germany. Two rooted successfully and are now beginning to grow. How can I help them to establish themselves properly. I would be very grateful for any cultivation details on this plant.

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RE: Phyllocladus alpinus

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From NZ native plants

Semi-shade is best for all species. They prefer a soil that has been well worked, with ample moisture in dry spells. propagation is easiest by seed.

I will check out a couple of more native books and see if I can find any more info.
Heather

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Heather:

Where can I find seed? All the forestry departments and seed sources have none. Anyone have ideas?

Cheers,

Frank

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There are none on this list but you could email them to ask if they are available.
Heather

Here is a link that might be useful: Seeds

  
 

 

 


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