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Re: birding-aus Plants and birds

To:	Anne & Roger Green <>
Subject:	Re: birding-aus Plants and birds
From:	Mike & Judy Hines <>
Date:	Thu, 22 Apr 1999 05:42:50 +1000

    Eremophila's should grow well in S.Aus., but they are very difficult
to grow on the Qld. Coast as they cannot tolerate the wet climate. They
are a woody weed in pasture in S.W. Queensland and there is a problem
with their being toxic.    Mike



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