Does anyone know where I can get plants/seeds of the white Waratah (Telopea)

I know one is referred to as the Tasmanian White but there are other varieties.

Thanks,

Amanda

In addition NZ has some what stricter biosecurity laws aimed at preventing the importation of invasive plant species.

the tasmanian waratah is more like the tree waratah found in QLD and VIC

I grow the red one down here in Tas. The Tas. waratah is not a whole lot like Alloxylon flammeum except maybe in flower form... but only a little. Tallest I have seen growing was in Cradle Mountain near where I live outside one of the chalets and was probably about 5m tall and about as wide. I have some seedlings growing now from this bush... very slow (or maybe just erratic) to germinate... If you get some seed sow them in autumn but leave the pot undisturbed for over a year. I planted mine last autumn and am still getting germinations now a year later.

This is not true. The original poster is talking about the hybrid Telopea's derived from the white form of T. truncata found by the late Essie Huxley (who named her house Telopea because of her love of this plant).

This year the leaves, towards the top of each plant are yellowing .

Does anyone have any suggestions about the cause.

With thanks

Amanda