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great series mate good content good information

Thanks for uploading these! I’m a new beekeeper and I’m trying to id our local trees - I’m in Melbourne but your content is still relevant 😊. So glad I found your channel!

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Beautiful plant, whacked in a few at my place, sandy soil and dappled light. Struggled to get going but once the got a foothold they thriving

I would suggest the cooling was caused by the Antarctic winds created by the lack of continental connectivity down there. Not breaking the flow and slowly building in circular system. Dry and cold as. Probably mentioned in the doco lol

Beautiful nature Beautiful view Thank you very much for sharing Good luck to us

How is it propagated?

Prity cool plant probably won't go in upper northeast usa

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Loving these videos.

Mate! This couldn’t have come at a better time. Living in Northwest Sydney and started classifying local Gums recently… having a hard time. Using EUCLID-ID but still tripping up. Thank you sir!

Can it be turned into dye?

So much variety in your garden. Loving all the commentary too. So many parts to the garden, you must work on different areas at different times. Looks like a lot of continuous work but lovely too.

Wonderful listening and enjoying your very knowledgeable talk around your garden. Looking forward to more.

Great to see your front garden. Looking forward to seeing more.

Interesting. I just got some short of Prostanthera as a tea herb, dry small leaves with the stem and has purple dried flower at the tips. I asked the person for some mint tea and they gave me this. Then I just searched for mint tea and I saw the classic mint leaves and I was like, what did I even get? Smells minty, tastes like it. Looks pretty close to this one in the video but there are about 5 different variants of it. I wonder how close these Prostantheras are to the mint plant. Do you think they have the different benefits than the classic big/wide mint leaves?

Do you know anything about the use of this plant for natural dyeing / ecoprinting ?

I have the Prostanthera ovalifolia 'Variegata.' I regret buying it. If you live in Zone 10, plant it in the "partial shade" area. It will not handle this zone's extreme summer sun; it will wilt, even after all the care you have tirelessly given it. Yeah, ignore the "light need" suggestions on most online pages; "Full Sun" will definitely hurt it. It is a short-lived plant, so I have been told too late, but not by the nursery, from which I have purchased it. It is interesting that the nursery no longer sell this sad plant. Consider this post a heads up.

Can you get a close up of the actual bush so that we can actually see it?

Could you please show how to prune and fertilise. Is Dynamic Lifter ok to use? I’ve got one which seems to grow back on itself, ie wraps around itself so have no idea how to prune as I find it difficult to find the ends. Should I hard prune back to the stem? It’s like a tangled ball of wool. Mine could be Hardenbergia Comptoniana, as I’m in WA but not sure. Keeps getting attacked by soft white scale so I feel I must not be caring for it properly. Many thanks for any advice.

Hi great informative video, I have just purchased the Hardenbergia white out , and am going to plant it on a picket fence to climb ,, will one plant cover at least 5 metres of fencing? Or would I plant 2 ? I haven’t been able to get clear info on the length of how long it gets ,, thank you