Gravelia from Another Planet
This is an amazing plant. Always has these blooms going year around. It is from the Australian Native Plants Nursery in Casitas Srpings and seems to thrive quite nicely in Ojai. Gravelia(?):
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Australian Native Plants Nursery - http://www.australianplants.com/
Posted by: Tyler | March 12, 2006 11:08 AM
Actual spelling, so you can look up other species in the genus: grevillea.
Posted by: Jon Trumbull | March 17, 2006 08:33 AM
It's lovely to see our plants growing so well in another country. It looks like grevillea "robyn gordon" a popular hybrid of the species. you have a beautiful garden
Posted by: roy | April 9, 2006 11:28 PM
We have formed Community Based Organization DALA RIEKO - a meeting place for sharing of knowledge and good practice - at Lake Victoria, Kenya.
We have planted gravelia on our small farm - for learning and production.
Agroforestry people talk well about the tree and we are ready to work hard on planting many in Asembo.
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