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creeping banksia | banksia blechnifolia

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Posted by EDITOR 12 May 2010 - 8:38:00 AM

Over-doing it a bit – I know – but just one more low, creeping banksia: Banksia blechnifolia. Also adapted to dry West Australian conditions, it's another ground-hugger that can spill over the edge of planters, rocks or embankments. Its leaves are much more incised than Banksia petiolaris like a fishbone fern. And the velour patterns of the immature flower spikes are just so retro.

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