Number 16...December 1999
ISSN 1326-7469
Australian Plants online is published in March, June, September and December by the Society for Growing Australian Plants, a non-profit organisation dedicated to the growing, conservation, promotion and appreciation of Australian native plants.
 Odds and Ends
- Eucalypt Power; Mundulla Yellows; Eucalyptus unpredictablis; Australian Ferns: Growing Them Successfully; Net Watch; "Australian Plants"...in print!!!
 Getting Started 7: Watering
- Too much? Too little? ....It all depends!
Shrubby Myrtles
- There's more to the myrtle family than bottlebrushes and tea trees!
Weeds - The Silent Invaders
- The staggering economic and environmental cost of introduced species
Acacia - An Introduction
- With over 1000 Australian species, there's plenty of variety in the wattle!
Coastal Sandplain and Heathland Plants of Western Australia
- Holly-leaved Banksia - Banksia ilicifolia
Mulga - Acacia aneura
- A widespread and very useful wattle of central Australia
Epacrids from Cuttings
- The Australian "heaths" are beautiful plants with a reputation for difficult propagation.
Electronic Mailbox
- Problems, comments, suggestions...and a few answers.
Short Cuts
- Bush Tucker - Bunya Nuts; Grevillea australis - Southern or Alpine Grevillea; Successful Persoonia germination; Goodia: No Seed...No Name; Lace Flower - Melaleuca thymifolia; Our Parasitic Plants
A Good Read
- Reviews of some publications on the Australian flora.
Back Issues
- ...see what you've missed and download early articles!
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Editor: Brian Walters
Australian Plants online - December 1999
Issue date: 23 December 1999
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