5 Results: lovely plant australian in Queensland

Price is for both [not interested in separating, sorry]:- 'A Field Guide To Australian Wildflowers' Volumes One and Two by Magaret Hodgson & Roland Paine in very good condition. These are from the Rigby Field Guide Series which also includes guides for Australian Trees and Australian Birds. These are lovely little hardbacks with the flowers and shrubs painted in a stylised form to simplify identification and aid in quick recognition of specimens seen or collected in the field. The blurb:- Sim

Beautiful pottery vase, probably Australian made. Design looks like Xanthorrhoea a.k.a. Balga Grass Plants. ‘Balga’ is the Aboriginal word for black boy and the plant was previously known as a “Black Boy” plant. Large signature on the base but unsure of the maker. Really lovely speckled brown on a grey background with brown banding around neck and rim, with brown hand-applied decoration, on an unglazed base. Height: 20cm (approx) Width: 12cm (approx) Item Weight: 965g Postage Weight: Over 1kg P

This is a lovely bracelet of Seraphinite natural stone beads. This is a rare stone from Russia. Very beautiful dark green stone which flashes can be seen in it when moved in the light. These stones are very good quality and are more translucent than some in the market. I found it a very powerful crystal. Not easy to come by. The following is from https://www.crystalvaults.com/crystal-encyclopedia/seraphinite-2/ This stone of angel wings is known for its high spiritual energy, ascending t

I have only one strand of this very beautiful natural stone beads. A lovely healing stone from Madagascar. I only have one strand. 8mm beads and around 15inch long strand. I have many other natural stone beads that you can see a list of them at the bottom of this post. The following is from https://www.madagascandirect.com/article/66/Cherry-Blossom-Agate/ In the world of agates, the cherry blossom variety occupies a central place. Fascinating and potent, this stone is found in Madagascar. C

Tuckeroo – firstly what a great sounding Australian name! This is a great all round evergreen tree, with flushes of bright glowing new growth through Spring and Summer. A medium sized tree ranging between 8-15m tall at maturity it forms a dense rounded shape and offers a lovely shade solution for gardens. Botanical name: Cupaniopsis anacardioides Common name: Tuckeroo Family: Sapindaceae Origin: From Central Coast NSW, through QLD, Northern Australia Come Spring time, it bears greenish