Looking for these rainforest tree seeds

21 years ago

Looking for seeds of tropical rainforest trees Diploglottis berniana,

Deplanchea.

Misocarpus grandissimus

Franscisodendron laurifloia

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greencroc
21 years ago
Try your local council nursery or nearest large council nursery they may have them.They may know how to get them for you,greencroc.
Grant_fnq
21 years ago
According to my stocklist, Yuruga Native Plant nursery on the Atheron Tableland have Deplanchea tetraphylla, Misocarpus grandissimus and Diploglottis bernian. Their email address is yuruga@tpgi.com.au
Grant
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barrystock
21 years ago
Hello,

I would also be interested in Franciscodendron laurifolium seed (formerly Sterculia laurifolium).

Barry Stock
Hollywood, Florida, USA
Wooroonooran
21 years ago
Hi Chardy,

Diploglottis berniana,
Deplanchea (tetraphylla).
Mis(ch)ocarpus grandissimus
Franscisodendron laurifloia (Franciscodendron laurifolium)

As Grant mentioned yes Yuruga however Deplanchea and D. berniana are often available from specialist nurseries down south. Franciscodendron is rarely available.
All these species can be grown in moist areas in QLD.

Good luck

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