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The December 1997 issue of "Australian Plants" includes the following items:
- Pomaderris for the Garden
- Bush Food Plantations
- Rainforest Plants for Horticulture and Bush Tucker
- Bottlebrush: Callistemon and Melaleuca
- Getting to know a Rare Wattle; Acacia quinettii
- About Plant Roots
- Colours, Styles and Potential: Cut Flowers and Foliage
- Woogaroo Scrub: Story of a Bush Remnant
- NSW Christmas Bush: Cut Flower Industry
- New Cultivars
- Sheer Exhiliration; Sturt's Desert Pea
- Alpine Starbush; Asterolasia trymalioides
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Australian Plants online - December 1997
The Society for Growing Australian Plants
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