I'm after 100 lilli pilli, hopefully about a metre high and in 200mm pots. I
live in the Newcastle NSW area. Any clues?

TIA
Dave

In article ,
"David James" wrote:

I'm after 100 lilli pilli, hopefully about a metre high and in 200mm pots. I
live in the Newcastle NSW area. Any clues?

Ask a specialist native nursery who their wholesaler is.

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Chookie -- Sydney, Australia
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In article ,
"David James" wrote:

I'm after 100 lilli pilli, hopefully about a metre high and in 200mm
pots. I
live in the Newcastle NSW area. Any clues?

Ask a specialist native nursery who their wholesaler is.

Or go to the NGIA site and follow your nose
http://www.ngia.com.au/index.html

Or just look up wholesale nurseries in the yellow pages for your area. If
you can't find a supplier within a few phone calls you are using the wrong
telephone book

On Tue, 25 May 2004 20:09:26 +1000, "David James" wrote:

I'm after 100 lilli pilli, hopefully about a metre high and in 200mm pots. I
live in the Newcastle NSW area. Any clues?

Any nursery can order them in for you. Retail price would be around $15 each,
but with 100 you could probably beat the price down to $12.50 or so.

"David James" writes:
I'm after 100 lilli pilli, hopefully about a metre high and in 200mm pots. I
live in the Newcastle NSW area. Any clues?

You'll be wanting to know which species of Lillypilly are resistant to
the leaf disfiguring infestations of cylids or is it lerps?
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John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)

John Savage writes:
"David James" writes:
I'm after 100 lilli pilli, hopefully about a metre high and in 200mm pots. I
live in the Newcastle NSW area. Any clues?

You'll be wanting to know which species of Lillypilly are resistant to
the leaf disfiguring infestations of cylids or is it lerps?
^^^^^^
spelt "psylids" I think
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John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)

In article ,
John Savage wrote:

You'll be wanting to know which species of Lillypilly are resistant to
the leaf disfiguring infestations of cylids or is it lerps?
^^^^^^
spelt "psylids" I think

Nope, psyllids.

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Chookie -- Sydney, Australia
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"Life is like a cigarette -- smoke it to the butt." -- Harvie Krumpet