Premna serratifolia (forum)

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Hi Daleys Fruit's Friends

Does anyone know where I can obtain a small plant with botanical named Premna serratifolia ? Please help me find a supplier from Australia .

Thank you so much .

Time: 8th October 2009 12:22pm

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JUJUBE FOR SALE IN MELBOURNE says...
Hi Ellen,

According to this website it is commonly grown wild in Townville,QLD so someone in North Queendsland can just collect some seeds for you.


http://www.soe-townsville.org/plants_species_list/premna_serratifolia.html


Time: 8th October 2009 2:35pm

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Ellen says...
Gosh Nguyet ,

I don't know anyone anyone up there .

Gosh I wish Daleys would have them

The leaves are very nice in Vietnamese cuisines dishes .

Have you ever tried it Nguyet?

It is used for dishes such as :c

Time: 8th October 2009 2:58pm

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JUJUBE FOR SALE IN MELBOURNE says...
Hi Ellen,

I did not recognise the tree as l

Time: 8th October 2009 3:39pm

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Ellen says...
I wishes you LUCK, I wishes you LUCK, very much so Nguyet . hihihi

I just contacted the Townsvill tree planting department too.

Now would be an ideal time to propagate this plant, especially through cuttings , but not in summer, it will kill it .

Time: 8th October 2009 3:45pm

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JUJUBE FOR SALE IN MELBOURNE says...
Hi Ellen,

Many thanks for the wishes. I will try my best to get you something and will keep you posted.


Time: 8th October 2009 8:46pm

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JUJUBE FOR SALE IN MELBOURNE says...
Hi Ellen,

First, I will try to get some for you in December and the last resource could be getting from this nursery in NSW

http://www.burringbarrainforestnursery.net/stockcurrent5feb09.pdf

Time: 9th October 2009 9:40am

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Ellen says...
Hi Nguyet

I've tried to contacted these people through the 2 links you've posted above, but so far I've got no answers back from them. :-(

Time: 14th October 2009 5:58pm

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JUJUBE FOR SALE IN MELBOURNE says...
Hi Ellen,

Thanks for letting me know. Not to worry, I have not been able to contact the friend so as soon as I could, I will let you know the outcome.

Anyway, will try my best, it could be soon or sometimes next year from another source.

Time: 14th October 2009 8:31pm

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Linton says...
Something is eating the La Cach!

Some of the La Cach plants have developed holes in the leaves. Please advise if it is due to some insects eating the leaves or if it might be due to some other cause like a deficiency. Need to work out what it is so I can treat it accordingly.

The treatment should not be a chemical as the leaves of La Cach are for eating so I don't want to use anything toxic. I am keen to make a dish with grilled beef wrapped in Premna leaves which is a delicacy also known as Thit Bo Cuon La Cach.

Await your most valued suggestions so I can get the plants to produce healthy intact leaves. Thank you.
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