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nickmchardy.com
Description Every old house deserves a set of impossible to kill clivia. For some reason, our old house never had any, so we've rectified that. Source Bunnings Links https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clivia |
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nickmchardy.com
Scientific Name: Commelina cyanea Description A weedy native that grows rather well in shade... this one has pretty blue flowers, not to be confused with the invasive white variety which is not a native plant. I also read that you can eat the leaves... probably relates to the name "scurvy weed", so next time I'm sufferinig from scurvy, I'll have a munch on these. Source Established native Links Australian Native Plants Society Little eco footprints |
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nickmchardy.com
Scientific Name: Hellebores Description Great plant for shady spots and beautiful blooms in Winter. Should get some more for filling up those hard-to-fill shady spots along the fence line. Source Flower Power Enfield Links https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellebore |
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awayfromtheblue.blogspot.com
Mum style that's away from the blue jeans rut but within your budget! Australian personal style blog. |
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