Mountain rocket (Bellendena montana): The most Ancient Tasmanian
Bellendena montana (Mountain Rocket) is the only species of this ancient genus (over 85M years old!). It is considered a “paleoendemic” species...
Read moreBellendena montana (Mountain Rocket) is the only species of this ancient genus (over 85M years old!). It is considered a “paleoendemic” species...
Read moreI have been meaning to write up a post about native pigface for a long time. Most Australians will be familiar with this plant because it is...
Read moreTasmanian Summer is in full swing and that means abundance of Summer berries. Who would not love to nibble on a little bush snack? There is a...
Read moreEarlier this year, I set off on a round-the-world trip, exploring the flora of three continents. I spent a couple of weeks traveling in the...
Read moreOne of the most essential things for a Tasmanian gardener is… a fence. Indeed, try not to guard your veggies and fruit, and instead of filling...
Read moreBecause Herbae Thylacini is based in Australia, I wanted to dedicate the second mini-review of our De Materia Medica Thylacini medicinal plants...
Read moreI cannot begin our series of chemistry mini-reviews with any other plant but sage. I hold this beautiful plant close to my heart. And I like to...
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