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  1. 08-03-2014, 09:56 PM #61
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    EBF, are you referring to Red Dock? Rumex aquaticus.
    Sow thistle...Sonchus arvensis...
    Watercress...Nasturtium officinale
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  3. 08-03-2014, 10:03 PM #62
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    Mountain tutu - Coriaria Plumose

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    Interesting thread, Are there any good books available someone can recommend that I can match the names with pictures so i have a better chance of identifing them on my walks ..
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    Books:

    Andrew Crow
    Field Guide to Native Edible Plants
    Which Native Fern
    Which Native Forest Plant
    Which Native Tree

    John Dawson & Rob Lucas
    Nature Guide to the New Zealand Forest

    Johanna Knox
    A Foragers Treasury

    Websites:

    Nga Tipu Whakaoranga (Maori Plant Use)
    http://maoriplantuse.landcareresearch.co.nz

    Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
    http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/native-p...ts and animals
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    Quote Originally Posted by EeeBees View Post
    EBF, are you referring to Red Dock? Rumex aquaticus.
    Sow thistle...Sonchus arvensis...
    Watercress...Nasturtium officinale
    tx EeeBees, re Dock, don't think so, more likely to be Native (flexuosus) or Common (obtusifolius), will check with a botanist friend
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Heres a few
    Hemlock
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    Sorry to contradict you, Dundee but I think that is fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) not to be confused with the culinary version Florence Fennel! This is Hemlock...I have seen it growing in NZ but cannot recall where!

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    This is one of the most authorative books on our native flora...written by Mrs E C Richards...well worth trying to locate one...

    Our New Zealand Trees and Flowers - E C Richards - sella Online Auctions & Classifieds | New Zealand
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    Cool. Thanks lads on my list for next time I head to the library

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    Is this our native orchard ?
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    EeeBees when was the last time you were called a lad?
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    Sisyrinchium.... prolific garden plant
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    Jeez you fellah's and fellesses know some stuff. Your brains must be hurting all the time with that much information crammed in them. I make it a habit to deliberately forget everything I learn by permanently deleting it from my memory. That way my head never hurts but the trade off is I know fuck all about anything.
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    I had to go to a job and got confused/baffled by the long winded answer to a simple question. now i have a headache FFS
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    In the spirit of paying it forward and all that, I have a copy each of Andrew crowe, Native Trees and Native Shrubs. Very handy pocket sized guides.
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