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Macrozamia communis

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WHOLESALE MACROZAMIA COMMUNIS NURSERIES

A native Australia Cycad that is slowly making a name for itself as a landscaping plant Macrozamia communis is also known as the ‘Burrawang’.

Large fern like fronds that can reach 1.5m in length it grows well in poor soils. This is not always a trunk forming plant although a large woody caudex will develop underground and at the base. In some soils a trunk will form.

Large seed cones to nearly .5m in length are produced and these make a fascinating display in the garden.

Best grown if light dappled shade in a well drained soil. Macrozamia commumis is found in its natural habitat from Northern NSW to the mid South Coast.

Wholesale growers offer small plants ready to grow on to larger sized plants ready to plant as feature in commercial projects.


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