| You should ask them about the phosphorus content of the soil they're recommending and whether it would be suitable for WA natives. They should be able to answer these Qs for you. Also, depending on the species you are wanting to grow you will be able to get some WA species that have been grafted onto indigenous root stock from the east coast. This way you can avoid problems with phosphorus toxicity. WA species such as banksia, boronia, hakea, kunzea, prostanthera, telopea, westringia and verticordia on eastern state root stock are relatively easy to track down. Again, just have a talk with your local nursery and they'll point you in the right directions. |
