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Hardy PNW Eucalyptus seeds.

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Las Palmas Norte Grand Master

Las Palmas Norte

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Looking for Hardy eucalyptus species from PNW grown trees.  Can pay using PayPal 

Any assistance is greatly appreciated.  Cheers, Barrie. 

 

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Lots of big trees around the Island if you don’t mind sleuthing. There’s a few roadside ones in Nanoose you could grab off of, or I could for you you. I think they are snow gums. 
 

There’s also a a few big E. dalrympleana trees on the Crown Isle golf course ive taken seed from before. 

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Las Palmas Norte Grand Master

Las Palmas Norte

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10 hours ago, ShadyDan said:

Lots of big trees around the Island if you don’t mind sleuthing. There’s a few roadside ones in Nanoose you could grab off of, or I could for you you. I think they are snow gums. 
 

There’s also a a few big E. dalrympleana trees on the Crown Isle golf course ive taken seed from before. 

That thought has crossed my mind.  I have spotted very few Eucs in the Comox Valley.  There's a beautiful tree at the Comox Marina, likely a pauciflora species, but I've had no success with germination on that one. I had lots at my last place in Lantzville.  There's much more in the Nanaimo area. Next time I'm in the area I'll make time to stop by those trees I know.

Cheers, Barrie 

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