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Posted by australia French riviera (My Page) on Sun, Oct 16, 05 at 12:46
I would be pleased,if someone could send me some seeds of "Ceratopetalum gummiferum (Christmas bush)!!
Many thanks in advance
phil |
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RE: ceratopetalum gummiferum
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| Hi Phil, have you heard from any memebers about these seeds? I don't have any but our local tourist centres sell all sorts of aussie plant seeds so I would be more than happy to see if I can find some for you. I will have a look around when I am down town today and let you know.... Marie. |
RE: ceratopetalum gummiferum
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Marie you're Wonderful!I is very kind of you,and i would be happy if you could find a packet!
I generally order my native's seeds to "Nindethana seeds merchant",they have a very rich choise,but ,curiously,they don't have the "Ceratopetalum gummiferum"!
I bought a small one at "Gimpie"( Queensland ) 2 years ago ,but it died!
Kindly
phil |
RE: ceratopetalum gummiferum
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Hi Phil, Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. I have looked in the three local visitor centres and have not been able to find these seeds either, which is indeed curious!! I will keep on looking and will try to find a Visitor Centre next time I head into the city.
Sorry, it's not much help at this stage. Rie |
RE: ceratopetalum gummiferum
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Marie,i have sent you an email,in fact the rarety of Ceratopetalum'seeds is its short self life!
I am sure they are in bloom right know,and in a few month,i'll receive a mountain of seeds of Australian gardeners!!!
Let me dream.....
phil |
RE: ceratopetalum gummiferum
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- Posted by Popi NSW Aust (My Page) on
Wed, Nov 9, 05 at 0:47
| Bonjour Phil I have read in my book "Growing Australian Native Plants from Seed", M Ralph.....that Cg is grown from fresh seed, germination may be variable. Seed is sown inclosed in the dry flower head. Place the stalk end down and lightly cover the seed for best results. Sow the seed dring the warmer months. Seedlings are prone to damping off. Also the time for collection is Jan, and Feb. So I will have a look then, as I collect seeds on a regular basis. If I manage to get some I will let you know, if you like. Not sure if they sell it in the shops. Nindethana is probably your best bet, or Harvest Seeds, try them. Can you buy Cg, where you are ? Its very Aussie isnt it? Au revoir |
RE: ceratopetalum gummiferum
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Merci beaucoup Popi,as i can see you already have been in France!don't you?
It would be kind,if you could collect me some seeds,and i would be grateful for this,with Marie and you,i am sure to get some!
Concerning Nindethana,they told me,that they had stopped to sell them since 4 years,because of its short conservation!!Since now,i haven't been able to find a nursery in France,selling the Ceratopetalum,neither in Belgium,or Netherland...it exist in UK but they don't want to send to France,it's not a question of phyto sanitary,....you know the "Frog eaters"....
Au revoir et a bientot!
phil |
RE: ceratopetalum gummiferum
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- Posted by Popi NSW Aust (My Page) on
Thu, Nov 10, 05 at 3:37
| I have French on my mind, as I spent last weekend helping my daughter study for a French exam, she is learning it at University. Its wonderful ! Would you happen to know if there are any Universities that teach classes in English, in France ? Popi |
RE: ceratopetalum gummiferum
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Popi,try this :click on Google :English university in France:
I have seen many answers,and let me know if i can be useful for you!
Good luck
phil |
RE: ceratopetalum gummiferum
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Popi! search on Google :Australian university in France,
I have seen something in Canberra! |
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