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I have been doing some Leaf casting. I recently saw an article on here about a man who recently received his new gunerra leaf and was excited to cast it can anyone give me information where I might find a leaf or where to order one from
Purchase a Gunerra plant and grow one is the best way to get a leaf that can be used. These leaves can become very large and would be IMHO impossible to ship and use for leaf casting. If you are in a zone that Gunnera likes, it will be good to find a spot need a stream or pond on the waters edge and plant. If you live in a colder zone - best of luck trying to grow in a container.
If your interested - Do a search on the various forums and you find lots of post about growing Gunnera.
Imagine a rhubarb leaf. Now multiply its area by at least 6. Then add stiff thorns. And remember that it isn't flat. That's a Gunnera leaf. I cannot conceive of one being sent through the post.
If you decide to grow a plant give it a space the size of a family car. Here's Gunnera growing in the South West of England. There's a 5' 6" person in the middle of the plant for scale.
Mike Larkin
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
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