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The first Male cone to appear on a 9 year old tree in Western Australia
The first Male cone to appear on a 9 year old tree in Western Australia
The new growth emerging on the Wollemi Pine is bronze or brown in colour.
Giving your tree the best chance of surviving a cold winter?
How has the Wollemi Pine faired through this last cold winter
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Recent Articles
The first Male cone to appear on a 9 year old tree in Western Australia
The new growth emerging on the Wollemi Pine is bronze or brown in colour.
Giving your tree the best chance of surviving a cold winter?
How has the Wollemi Pine faired through this last cold winter
Wollemi Pine in Amsterdam
Wierd cone configuration
Wollemi Pines in Nick Johnson's front garden in Perth
WP in the Natural History Museum garden in Paris
Look at my Cones
Wollemi Pines planted at Kew reach maturity
wollemi survival in a cold European winter
Main Wollemi Pine in Sydney Botanical Gardens (Courtesy Of A.P. Hamilton)
Male and Female Cones on WP in Mount Annan BG (Courtesy of A.P. Hamilton
Basal Branching on WP in Sydney Botanical Garden (Courtesy A.P. Hamilton April 2009)
Tree in Mount Annan Botanical Garden "Courtesy of A.P.Hamilton"
Re:Detail of young cone
by iguana303
To my amazement today I saw a cone like this on my tree which is still in a pot and 7 years old. I thought a tree had to be about 20 years old to have cone? Is it common for Wollemi's to have cones this young please??
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