RE: Brachyglottis brunonia
- Subject: RE: Brachyglottis brunonia
- From: D* J*
- Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2001 09:22:59 -0700
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I
haven't seen any reply to this message so . . . Brachyglottis brunonia was
once Senecio brunonis. A description in a book on wild flowers of
southeast Australia says that it grows to 6-12' and has broad flat clusters of
dark golden flowers. The common name is tree senecio and it grows on Mt.
Wellington and Mt. Dromedary in Tasmania. Does this
help?
Joan
DeFato
Plant Science Library -----Original Message-----
From: Tim Longville [mailto:tim.longville@BTinternet.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 1:57 PM To: medit-plants Subject: Brachyglottis brunonia Help! I've grown this from seed (don't ask why;
'because it was there,' of course...), knowing nothing about it apart from what,
generally speaking, Brachyglottis are like. All the web can tell me, apparently,
is that it's an endangered Tasmanian. Anyone (Moira? Gay?) know anything more
about it? Conditions in wild? Likely hardiness level? Appearance? Virtues (if
any!) as a garden plant?
TIA for any help.
Tim
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