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The Queensland Gardening Pages
Information & resources about plants & gardens for Brisbane & Qld

Quisqualis


More information on Quisqualis to come in future updates. meanwhile, check the links section at the bottom of the page.

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Where to buy

Many garden centres stock some of these plants, although you may have to seek out specialist growers if you wish to collect rare or unusual varieties.
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NATIONAL TROPICAL PLANTS


National Tropical Plants is a Queensland-based online nursery specialising in plants for the tropics and subtropics.

Natives and exotics, edibles and ornamentals, beautiful flowering shrubs and lush tropical foliage plants, old favourites and the rare and unusual are on offer.

Range includes plants such as palms, cycads, cordylines, succulents, bougainvilleas, hibiscus, oleanders in many colours and a selection of azaleas suitable for warm climates (subject to availablility).

Ever thought about growing your own coconuts? Edibles include a range of dwarf coconut varieties.

To check the current range, participate in the online forum, sign up for the newsletter or to place an order, visit the National Tropical Plants WEBSITE


If you operate a nursery (including online and mail order nurseries) that offers these plants for sale in Qld, please get in touch for information about advertising on this site.

More Links

Quisqualis indica,Rangoon Creeper The Florez Nursery blog, NSW
Rangoon Creeper Quisqualis indica Online Manual of Subtropical Landscaping Plants, Palm Beach Community College, Florida
Rangoon Creeper All Days, All Ways (Blog), Philippines
Rangoon Creeper (Quisqualis indica) Flowers of India
Quisqualis indicaThe Herb Society of America, Inc.
Quisqualis indica Garden Adventures blog, Florida
Rare plants entry number 1. Quisqualis Mussiendafolia. post at the "In the shade of a nut tree..." blog, Sydney
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