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verticordia michelliana
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Posted by wildflower7 Western Australia (My Page) on Wed, Oct 10, 07 at 8:45
| I have been fortunate enough to source 2 very small verticordia michelliana plants and I am guarding them with my life. When I bought them in the autumn of 2007, they were both in flower. The flowers were an exquisitely beautiful red colour and a they had a feathery form. They are about to flower again. I want to know what conditions they like. They appear to enjoy my back garden which has sandy, well drained soil and it gets the hot westerly sun. I would hate to lose these plants because they were so hard to find in the first place. |
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RE: verticordia michelliana
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- Posted by mallee South Australia (My Page) on
Thu, Oct 11, 07 at 8:42
| It sounds to me that you have great conditions for the plants! A propagator who lives in the Adelaide Hills has these same conditions. He waters with drippers for the first couple of years. |
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