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Banksia, one of our native plants. This one is different to all other
Banksias in that it is a dark green in the early stages, no other local
Banksia has that eye-catching hue during the immature flower phase. It is
only found in coastal Qld and NSW, I found this one in the Mooloolah River
National Park this afternoon.




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"Maroochy" BarbaraH*REMOVE wrote:

Banksia, one of our native plants. This one is different to all other
Banksias in that it is a dark green in the early stages, no other local
Banksia has that eye-catching hue during the immature flower phase. It is
only found in coastal Qld and NSW, I found this one in the Mooloolah River
National Park this afternoon.


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That's different! I like it.
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Barbara wrote
Banksia, one of our native plants. This one is different to all other
Banksias in that it is a dark green in the early stages, no other local
Banksia has that eye-catching hue during the immature flower phase. It is
only found in coastal Qld and NSW, I found this one in the Mooloolah River
National Park this afternoon.

Very nice, looks like it's made of matches. :-)

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Bob Hobden wrote:
Barbara wrote
Banksia, one of our native plants. This one is different to all other
Banksias in that it is a dark green in the early stages, no other
local Banksia has that eye-catching hue during the immature flower
phase. It is only found in coastal Qld and NSW, I found this one in
the Mooloolah River National Park this afternoon.

Very nice, looks like it's made of matches. :-)


Thanks and yes it does. :-)


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That's different! I like it.


Ta, I do too. :-)


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