I filled up all the empty tubes where other species had failed to germinate. If they survive and grow well in spring, they can go and join the others.
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Transplants
Spent some time today transplanting river bottlebrush (Callistemon sieberi) seedlings. They germinated over winter and are still quite tiny:
Too tiny to go and be planted with the other trees last month!
I filled up all the empty tubes where other species had failed to germinate. If they survive and grow well in spring, they can go and join the others.
I filled up all the empty tubes where other species had failed to germinate. If they survive and grow well in spring, they can go and join the others.
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Good luck with your plants. Hope they grow bigger for you. Aussie natives can be hard to transplant. I have lost a lot over the years but (fingers crossed) the ones I bought with me from Anglesea will grow here in Lara.
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