Dryandra quercifolia is but one of a range of very uncommon Australian and South African plants now offered by a North Island nursery which is specialising in their propagation. This dryandra is particularly noteworthy for its orange buds and large brown and yellow flower heads. These appear from autumn through winter and, in similarity to others of the genus, the flowers will keep for a very long time. Warmth and perfect drainage are essential in order to grow Dryandras.
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Press, 17 June 1983, Page 11
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79Dryandra quercifolia is but one of a range of very uncommon Australian and South African plants now offered by a North Island nursery which is specialising in their propagation. This dryandra is particularly noteworthy for its orange buds and large brown and yellow flower heads. These appear from autumn through winter and, in similarity to others of the genus, the flowers will keep for a very long time. Warmth and perfect drainage are essential in order to grow Dryandras. Press, 17 June 1983, Page 11
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