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South African Native Plants

Greyia source?

23 years ago

I'm interested in finding a source for Greyia seeds or plants:

G. flanaganii -- Kei Bottlebrush;

G. radlkoferi -- Transvaal Bottlebrush; and

G. sutherlandii -- African or Natal Bottlebrush

I've seen the second two species and thought they were striking plants. Are they easy to grow from seed?

Thanks for any help!

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georgeinbandonoregon
23 years ago
silverhill seed in south africa has certainly stocked g. sutherlanidii seed and may very well have the other species as well---check their website (you can find their web address thru a "google" search)to find out for sure, they are very nice people to work with!!!! i grew mine from their seed and had no problems with germination (they are alledged to be easy to start from cuttings as well).
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Original Author
23 years ago
Thank you -- they have all three species!
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