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Now does that mean that the plants native to Australia like the Bush Rose or the W.A. Christmas Tree will, or won’t, grow here?
They all say that they should be planted in sunny locations, but I’ve got a yard that features abundant shade. Can partial sun work?
Still, the rewards can be captivating, I think. The W.A. Christmas Tree is a slowgrowing ornamental tree that reaches a height of 20 feet. Its flowers are golden and as long as those from a Wisteria bush. Imagine one of these babies planted next to one of our dogwoods.
The Bush Rose is actually in the eucalyptus family. It grows to be 6 feet high or so, and the flowers look like a reddish-orange round brush with golden tips. Get one of those to grow, and we’re the talk of the neighborhood.
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