Probably no where now. Try Vaughn's or Fruittreefarm next season. Order early as they both have very short shipping windows.

Am quite getting to like Daintree pines - Gymnostoma australianum as they have not only the conical shape, but also a nice flush of red "flowers" followed by interesting seed pods. I think you should not be put off by "eventual" sizes of pines as, growing in pots rather than in-ground, you can control that a lot . You might contact the curators/staff of Mt Cootha Gardens, Roma St, and Friends of the Gold Coast gardens, any of whom might give you input on the area. As for sources, bearing in mind that some multi-national companies DO stock plants not entirely suited to their neighbourhoods, go browse around Bunnings (ALL Gold Coast stores), Masters, and the few remaining independants like Boyds at the Tweed, Ashmore Garden World, Ross Evans, and not forgetting the permanent market folk at Carrara - if I've forgotten anyone, apologies. With a bit of research if you don't like what's available, go check e-bay and gum-tree

It was so heartening to read about the April 13 meeting and how 31 dedicated rose lovers spoke at length about the issues surrounding the City's plan, and what a mistake it was. I feel much more confident now that the correct decisions will be made in regard to the Rose Garden. I think many of us writing letters to the Preservation Committee also had to have had an impact. When a large number of people are impassioned about an issue it is much more likely to gain attention. I hope those petty, uninformed City employees who started this whole debacle are properly chastened and embarrassed. P.S. The April Heritage rose issue is beautiful!

Does anyone have a dupe of this diamond shaped mirror with a cage around it? It is by Essential Home over 2,000 euros. Thank you