Wednesday, December 19, 2007
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3 comments:
Casuarinas are often called 'native pines' because their foliage bears a similarity to pine needles.
The tiniest of flowers on them. These plants must be retaining as much moisture as possible!
Hhehheee, you could be right Modroom! Sense to their flower's tininess!
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