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Date of issue: 17 May 2011 Printer: McKellar Renown Adhesive-backed stamp on white paper sheet. Plant: Corymbia ficifolia Common in cultivation in areas with a Mediterranean climate, the tree
can reach a height of 15 metres. The flowers are borne in large
terminal sprays and vary in colour from white to pink to red and
orange, from summer through to autumn. Distribution: naturally a very
restricted distrubution in the Stirling Ranges SE of Perth, WA. Propagation: From seed. Cultivation: Does well on heavy soils but does not thrive in sand. Plants grafted on to Corymbia gummifera are frequently used to increase the tree's hardiness in subtropical areas. |
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