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  Davidsonia johnsonii

  $15.00

  A local, rare & endangered species. Showy new growth flushes, very bushy small tree to 10m with suckering habit, prefers free draining site in part sun. Purple edible plums. NE.NSW & Qld border area.
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  Davidsonia pruriens pruriens – NTH QLD DAVIDSON’S PLUM

  $5.50 – $12.50

  Very ornamental tree to 10m with edible plums. Excellent garden subject or indoor plant. Prefers sheltered site with morning sun & afternoon shade. NE.Q’ld.
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  Decaspermum humile – Silky Myrtle

  $12.50

  Ornamental tree to 12m with spreading canopy. Fluffy  perfumed pale flowers, small black currant edible fruit. Grows easily in well drained soil. Sunny protected site. Gosford to NE.Qld.
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  Dendrocnide excelsa – Giant Stinging Tree

  $12.50

  Large tree to 25m in rainforests from Gympie SE.Q’ld to Bega SE.NSW. Young plants sting more severely than older ones. Attractive edible fauna attracting fruit. Fast growing pioneer species.
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  Dendrocnide photinophylla – Shiny Leaved Stinging Tree

  $20.00

  Tall spreading tree to 15m widely distributed in rainforest from Atherton to N.NSW. Least offensive of the stinging trees. Edible fleshy fruit. Prefers some protection when young.
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  Dianella atraxis COOLABAH DREAM– Florist Flax

  $7.50

  Tufted or clumping flax lily to 1.5m with purplish blue flowers and showy dark blue fruit throughout the year. Attracts honeyeaters. Most soils, part sun or shade.
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  Dianella brevipedunculata – Blue Flax Lily

  $3.50 – $7.50

  Tufted clumping flax lily to 50cm tall with attractive purple flowers in late spring. Found in open forest & woodland of SE.Qld. Excellent understorey, copes with most soils, prefers filtered sun.
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  Dianella caerulea – Flax Lily

  $3.50 – $7.50

  Grows to 50cm x 50cm spread. This rockery plant is adaptable to most soils & prefers a protected shady position. Drought & frost tolerant. Small blue flowers. Edible bluish purple berries.
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  Dianella caerulea ssp assera CURLY TOPS

  $7.50

  Hardy low maintenance flax lily, grows to 80cm x 80cm with bluish purple flower sprays in summer, followed by bright blue edible berries. Full or part sun, most soils.
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  Dioscorea transversa – NATIVE YAM

  $7.50 – $12.50

  Slender with edible tuberous root system, dying back each year after fruiting. Highly fragrant pale green flowers, very conspicuous pinkish red fruits. Well drained sunny site. Qld, NSW, WA, NT.
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  Diospyros australis – Black Plum

  $5.50 – $12.50

  Small tree to 10m with yellow under surface to leaves. Slow, prefers free draining acid soil in a moist protected site in filtered sun or shade. Juicy edible black drupe. NE.Qld to the Illawarra.
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  Diploglottis australis – NATIVE TAMARIND

  $5.50 – $12.50

  Medium tree to 15m. with a spreading crown. Slow & when young requires a moist protected semi-shaded well-drained site. Edible orange fruit avidly eaten by birds & bats. SE.Qld to the Illawarra.
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  Diploglottis bernieana – GIANT LEAVED TAMARIND

  $12.50

  Large tree to 20m from rainforest areas Innisfail to Cooktown NE.Q’ld. Showy large leaves, cream flowers, edible orange aril . Best in sheltered site in part sun when young.
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  Diploglottis bracteata – BOONJEE TAMARIND

  $12.50

  Attractive tree with very large leaves, panicles of brownish flowers & large capsular fruit with edible orange-red aril. Very slow, needs protected moist site, sun or shade. NE.Qld.
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  Diploglottis campbellii – SMALL LEAVED TAMARIND

  $5.50 – $12.50

  Uncommon bushy tree to 10m with spreading crown. Slow & when young prefers a moist semi-shaded protected well drained site. Large fruit with juicy slightly acid edible red aril. NE.NSW & SE.Qld.
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  Diploglottis campbellii yellow

  $12.50

  Uncommon bushy tree to 20m with spreading crown. Slow & when young prefers a moist semi-shaded protected well drained site. Large fruit with juicy sour edible yellow aril. NE.NSW.