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Tecomanthe 'Roaring Meg Creek'
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Posted by nat9butter z8 WA/z9CA (My Page) on Wed, May 25, 05 at 17:06
Any one know if this is a hybrid or a Selection from
the native tecomanthe hilii?
Read somewhere this was a northern form of hillii.
Any replies would be helpful.
Nathan |
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RE: Tecomanthe 'Roaring Meg Creek'
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Its a true species, some have decided that it is the PNG species T dendrophloia (spelling?). I think that it is a seperate species. It is rather different to T. hillii.
I have seen it in the rainforests just west of Cape Tribulation, rather common in a small area north of the Daintree River.
I have one on a trellis at home which has grown amazingly well in NE NSW.
Certainly not a northern 'form' of hillii- I guess it depends on your definition of 'species' and 'form'
From Kris |
RE: Tecomanthe 'Roaring Meg Creek'
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| Kris Many Many thanks for the info. Nathan |
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