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Mike wrote:

Yesterday

There are already enough spiky plants around - fire thorn, rose, blackberry and hawthorn - without wanting to have ornamental pears.

Pyrus calleryana

dzungumurungu wrote:

5 May 2025

Casuarina glauca

Mike wrote:

1 May 2025

Where has all the fruit gone?

Olea europaea subsp. cuspidata

waltraud wrote:

30 Apr 2025

drainage line behind a garden with all (and more) weed species listed above

Ligustrum lucidum

Mike wrote:

29 Apr 2025

I saw your list and noted that A. campestre was pre-Canberra. Lindsay Pryor's book 'Trees in Canberra' lists Pistachia chinensis for Hartog St Griffith; there is at least one left but the others must have been replaced with A. capestre and A. monspessulanum some time between 1960 and 2001 (which is the date for my other list of trees).

Acer campestre