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The September 1997 issue of "Australian Plants" includes the following items:
- Creating a Native Garden...A garden for beginners
- Native Honeysuckle; The genus Lambertia in Western Australia
- Fertilizing for grevilleas
- Grevillea buxifolia and its Relatives
- New South Wales Christmas Bush; Cultivation and available forms
- Small plants from south east Queensland
- Creating homes for birds and mammals; the nest box
- Growing Proteaceae in south eastern New south Wales
- Mistletoe; their natural biological control
- Edible Fruits; Commercial production 2
- Quandong's wild peach
- Australian native bees
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Australian Plants online - September 1997
The Society for Growing Australian Plants
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