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7th September 2003, 11:33 AM #1
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Does any one know...........?????????
We have come across a tree which is identified as Manuka,does any one know anything about it and it's characteristics,i would apreciate any feed back.This tree has been felled by the forestry and begging to have a home.
Thankyou TasmanTassie woodie
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7th September 2003, 11:45 AM #2
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Have you tried searching on Google ?
www.just-2.net/manuka.cgi/inspire
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7th September 2003, 12:37 PM #3
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Ken......................
Thank's Ken for the info,will give it the once over.........
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8th September 2003, 06:40 PM #4
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In my ref. book: 'Trees For South-Eastern Australia' by K.J Simpfendorfer. the common name Manuka is listed as leptospermum scoparium. and described as a multi stemmed shrub growing to 3 - 6 metres.
It is also referred to as the parent type of the modern family of ornamental tea-trees.
Sounds like the common name 'Manuka' means something different in Tassie. Indicates the importance of correct identification and botanical naming of all flora.
Jack the Lad.
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