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Bush Tucker taste test 🍒🤠
Native Currant - Antidesma erostre

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Be aware of planting them in the ground, as they can become quite invasive - We always recommend putting them in a large pot with a saucer below to retain moisture and stop those runners 🌱

The kids love to eat them, and they are also great in deserts and smoothies 🍨

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This is our first handful of native raspberries 'Rubus parvifolius' - They are very sweet and tasty and best served straight from the bush!

#bushtucker #ediblegarden #raspberry #bushfoods

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If you are going to store them, pick them while they're dry. This will increase their fridge life.

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Introducing the Syncarpia hilii, also known as the Australian Turpentine Tree 🤠

🌳 This evergreen native of Australia stands tall, reaching up to 40 meters in height.

#bigtrees #nature #Australia

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Bees have remarkable flying abilities that contribute to their role as important pollinators. Their wings beat at a remarkable speed of around 200 beats per second, generating the lift needed for flight.

#bee #cinematic #epic #slowmotion #slowmotionvideo #slomo
#bees #nature

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Strangling Fig - Ficus watkinsiana

Photographed in Cunninghams Gap QLD

#forest #nationalpark #forest #nature #NaturePhotography #TreeClub #Australia #nativeplants #Figtree #fig #ficus

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#nativetree #nativeplantsaustralia #bottletree #brachychitonrupestris #bushtucker #bushfood #plantfacts #plantsmakepeoplehappy #gardening #gardens #gardeningaustralia #natureaustralia

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The Queensland Bottle Tree

#Brachychiton rupestris is an iconic tree endemic to central Queensland known for its bottle-like trunk that can reach a diameter of up to 2m. It reaches a height of 18-20m in its native habitat and 4-8m in #cultivation

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The #Queensland #Bottletree extremely hardy and drought-resistant but grows best where there is a regular water source available, requiring little maintenance until fully established.