My plant wishlist

[RiversOFT]

This is my list of plants I want to grow if anyone can help find seeds it'd be greatly appreciated 😊

Mangrove apple
Sonneratia caseolaris

Bunya pine
Araucaria bidwillii

Chammaliang
Lepisanthes fruticosa
Febuary-may)

Mabolo
Diospyros discolor - Velvet Apple

Blushwood,
Hylandia Dockrillii

Black plum,
Vitex doniana

Mangifera pajang

Cambuci,
Campomanesia phaea

Golden apple
Diospyros decandra

Diospyros cauliflora.

Campomanesia hirsuta

Myrciaria strigipes

Silver vine
Actinidia polygama

Yellow horn
Xanthoceras sorbifolia

Fingersop
Meiogyne cylindrocarpa

Garcinia Parvifolia

Annona sylvatica

Menteng
Baccaurea racemosa

Eugenia leitonii

Stelechocarpus burahol

[mangomike]

 You could contact conservation group this group for Sonneratia:http://www.mangrovewatch.org.au/

Araucaria bidwillii can be gotten from Rare Palm Seeds: www.rarepalmseeds.com

I think the Lepisanthes has been offered by a couple of the Indonesian members of this forum, maryoto IIRC. Ditto for Mangifera pajang, Diospyros discolor, Stelechocarpus, Baccaurea, Garcinia,...check the Buy/Sell board
Vitex doniana can be ordered from Silverhill seeds in South Africa. You may have to wait for them to collect it; I know they have offered it in the past.

Hylandia is endangered and is strictly controlled by the Austarlian Gov't; basicall unavailable unless you are a bona fide Botanical Garden.

Xanthoceras from J.L. Hudson: http://www.jlhudsonseeds.net/

The Brazilian and South American species (Campomanesia,Myrciaria, Eugenia leitonia) have been offered by members of this forum from those countries in the Buy/Sell section from time to time.

Good growing

Michael

[Tracy]

GDAY,how are you? please let me know how much are your seeds for Hylandia dockrillii? kind regards tracy

[Mike T]

There are 2 Sonneratias growing around the Cairns inlet including the red flowering one.They are not common and are big trees at the landward and freshwater margins or where mangroves grow. Hylandia is in the mountains and one of these days I will hunt some down.I am not sure if they are at Paluma for Tracey to find near Townsville. The bunya pines are a bit out of season now but the seeds are sold in supermarkets and all over the place.Lots of species on your list are fairly easy to get.