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This post has made me quite homesick. Our house is in the Blue Mountains and we have many of these plants as part of our environment. The plant life here in Dubai is sparse.
I saw a Stuart Pea when I was a young child and have never forgotten – they are so striking. Thank you for the post.
shar´s latest amazing offering ..GOING ON A BEAR HUNT
Our blackboy/xanthorrhoea flowered (for the first time since we’ve lived in this house) this year, a spear about two metres long. It was such fun, because the rainbow lorikeets, rosellas etc just loved it and would wave in the wind stuffing themselves, like sailors clinging to a mast.
Susan, the Book Chook´s latest amazing offering ..September I Can Read Carnival
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