Royal Hakea Hakea victoria backlit leaves Fitzgerald River National Park Western Australia October
In the relatively rich soils of gardens this plant remains green, but on the poor soils typical of its natural habitat, the colouring is part of a no-waste program. The plant gets some essential nutrients for new growth by removing them from older leaves, and this causes the colour changes. ,com_hotproperty/task,view/id,105/Itemid,755/
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