beautifully made piece

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I'm in Nigeria in Ado Ekiti-Ekiti state, how can I get this ginkgo tree? I want to plant it.

Fantastic information. Thank you. I have them in my garden. Didn’t know this. One is flowering now. Sensational.

Fantastic information. Thank you. I have them in my garden. Didn’t know this. One is flowering now. Sensational.

Albury Botanical Gardens also has magnificent specimen. The wonders of evolution.

0:20 wow she's gorgeous

Some corrections and additional information....Summer Red is one of four species known as the 'Summer Series', Summer Red, Summer Beauty (pastel pink) Summer Glory ( hot pink) and Summer Snow (pure white). They are a cross between Corymbia Ficifolia and Corymbia ptychocarpa. They are grafted onto Corymbia Gummifera, although there's other rootstock that will take the scion. The original Corymbia Ficifolia were first discovered by Marion Blackwell, and they were a vivid, almost vermilion orange and a deep, almost burgundy red, with prominent cream stamen tips. Summer Series was developed by Stanley Henry, and grown commercially by Tony Hoopman, of Toowoomba Wildflowers. It was Stan who developed the grafting process, after many years of trials.

So you are not able to eat the fruit from it ?

I've been wondering what happened to stress ginko's out so much to where they only have those 2 populations in China. I wonder what that tree saw just sitting there. Waiting for humanity to find it.

vaiiiii BRASILLLLL, congratulations to everyone who submitted their arts

I have one growing at school pretty sure it's one of these. Has a cone at the moment I'm going to try and grow some . Thank you for the video very help full.

THIS IS A Fantastic Video!

Why did Australia send and sell the trees to UK? Why not the world? 😮 Come on. Where do I buy a wollemi tree or seeds? Can you shipping it to the USA? Thanks

Why did Australia send and sell the trees to UK? Why not the world? 😮 Come on. Where do I buy a wollemi tree or seeds? Can you shipping it to the USA? Thanks

There is another Encephalartos far rarer than E woodii. E relictus numbers less than 20 or so plants in cultivation from the original lone clump found in the wild. E relictus also happens to be male. E woodii is far more vigorous with over 500 plants distributed globally in botanical gardens and private collections. The original stems from the clump of E woodii found in Ngoye forest can still be seen in the Durban Botanical Gardens.

I bought a little Wolly sapling about 25cm tall from a nursery during early winter as a gardening experiment, and now approaching mid spring it's erupting with new light green growth from every tip and has more than doubled in size. It takes pride of place in the middle of my front yard garden microclimate. I'm hoping I'm in an isolated enough area that phytophthora doesn't get here and knock it out.

Given the size, diversity and estimated age of Far North Queensland's rainforests, I wonder how many other "green dinosaurs" are waiting to be found?

I've tried several times here to grow them but unfortunately phytopthera is a common pathogen here and none survived for long. Other araucariaceae are just about OK, but I do still loose the occasional one. Araucaria angustifolia oddly enough seems to be fairly resistant.

True survivor!

Ancient Relic

Do you sell the seed?

Quisiera conocer más de esta hermosura de planta, cuidados y tipo de tierra

Wow thank you so much for such a detailed information about Leucospermum..very pretty❤

Such a busy background I could barely enjoy seeing them

Cow-ree maaate bwahahaha

Is the bark of this tree safe as tea? Is it toxic if consumed? I see it is sold as tea so I am confused

Thank You J H Maiden,and Margaret Flockton.

I have a 2 year old amorphophallus (not sure what species) on my balcony in a 10L pot. Idk what I'm gonna do when it gets big.

unfortunately most people are too ignorant to appreciate such creations of nature

why are there tiny black dots on all of my yellow Shrimp flowers?

Can tree survive in Arizona deserts? ?

Qué hermosos esos plantas

Very informative !

But or I thought it was called the Cook pine because I thought we could eat the leaves which I bit off the little leaves that covered the small brands and I ate it and it taste like nothing except for grass

Thank you for your excellent explanation about the plant. Such a beautiful flower. I am also looking for how to propagate information

There's a palm that is also the last specimen known to exist

6:06 Just waiting for mate.

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Красота!

When and how to propagate?

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how long does it take for it to bloom? thanks

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God made beautiful flowers,

Thanks 4 the info❤

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The aboriginal people are so resourceful with the land. I wouldnt be confident that I could get them to a point where they were not poisonous

cool but can it backboost