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| | 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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| | Scientific name: Lysimachia congestiflora Notes Loves a good bit of manure and mulch to keep it well-fed. Hoping for some yellow flowers! Source We can't remember, however it didn't like where we planted it and ended up growing out of the lawn. So we moved it from the lawn into a pot and it's been very happy every since. Links https://www.finegardening.com/plant/persian-chocolate-moneywort-lysimachia-congestiflora-persian-chocolate
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| | 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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| The ABC has launched two blogs this week, which is a great move towards showcasing some of the technology behind Australia's largest public broadcaster. ABC Digital Network The Digital Network is the team behind all digital services at the ABC. The blog will cover all manner of things about how digital services are delivered through things like OneABC and human-centred design. Read all about it here. ABC Digital Network - Developers If you are more like a developer or are fans of things of a more technical nature, then the ABC Digital Network Developers blog is probably more suited to you.