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Tasmannia insipida – Scrub Pepperbush (plant)
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Tasmannia stipitata – Dorrigo Pepper (plant)
$22.00
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Terminalia ferdinandiana – Kakadu Plum (plant)
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Terminalia ferdinandiana x T. petiolaris – Red Gubinge (plant)
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Terminalia petiolaris – Marool Plum (plant)
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Toona ciliata – Red Cedar (plant)
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Trachymene incisa – Wild Parsnip (plant)
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herbalistics

Australian online nursery, plant research, breeding and seed supply. Supplying Australian native, medicinal, unusual and culinary plants and seeds.

A Trichocereus pachanoi “Fields OP” seedling with

A Trichocereus pachanoi “Fields OP” seedling with some unusual growth. Possibly meristem injury by an insect such as thrips or a random mutation. Distinct enough to keep an eye on its development. #herbalistics #cacti #trichocereus #herb #sanpedro

Another Australian citrus hybrid fruiting for the

Another Australian citrus hybrid fruiting for the first time this year. Good flavour, very soft vesicles and a nice orange colour. #herbalistics #citrus #plantbreeding #nativefood #bushtucker

Tabernanthe sp. potentially elliptica, from Gabon,

Tabernanthe sp. potentially elliptica, from Gabon, hard to tell until they fruit. But this one has such cool flowers! Notice in the 3rd pic halfway down the corolla is a tiny wasp, which I noticed coming down out of the flower. So it may be a potential local pollinator species. #herbalistics #tabernantheiboga #apocyanaceae #biology #tabernantheelliptica

Ashwaghanda (Withania somnifera) F1 hybrids, 1 yea

Ashwaghanda (Withania somnifera) F1 hybrids, 1 year old roots. A cross between the yellow fruited Ashwaghanda and an African Ashwaghanda. Not a bad haul. I am not evaluating this generation, I have collected a lot of mixed seed from all and will start selection from F2. #herbalistics #ashwaghanda #plantbreeding #herbalmedicine #withania

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