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David Erle starts with ... Looking to buy the Red Silky Oak, Alloxylon Wickhamii or Oreocallis Wickhamii. Any ideas please. This is native to Mt Bartle Frere, which across the valley from where I live. Orders from the local nurseries either come up blank, or try to substitute something else. Can anyone help me please? | About the Author David Erle Aloomba 4th December 2017 4:13pm #UserID: 17467 Posts: 3 View All David Erle's Edible Fruit Trees |
| About the Author Glennis1 Manly West 5th December 2017 3:17pm #UserID: 9079 Posts: 12 View All Glennis1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Pademelon1 says... Alloxylon wickhamii is very uncommon in cultivation. Burringbar Rainforest Nursery in NSW sometimes has them and can deliver, but they are not listed at the moment, but due to its rarity in cultivation, i'd try getting in contact with them. They also sell the two other Australian species, but only A, flammeum is in stock right now. Good luck with your hunt! | About the Author Pademelon1 PADDINGTON,2021,NSW 5th December 2017 6:24pm #UserID: 11938 Posts: 138 View All Pademelon1's Edible Fruit Trees |
| About the Author David Erle ALOOMBA,4871,QLD 6th December 2017 10:16am #UserID: 17467 Posts: 3 View All David Erle's Edible Fruit Trees |
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David Erle says... Thanks Pademelon1, Have had a family of your namesakes come around only in the past couple of years, very shy, but probably coming in along the edge of the rainforest because we don't have a dog. We already have the flammeum, thanks, but will contact them and see how we go. Warm regards | About the Author David Erle ALOOMBA,4871,QLD 6th December 2017 10:58am #UserID: 17467 Posts: 3 View All David Erle's Edible Fruit Trees |