Published on 31 Jan 2013
A batch of unique Queensland bottle trees arrive by truck at the National Arboretum in Canberra. Meet the team behind this unique relocation and preservation.
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Bottle Trees for the Australian National Arboretum
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Great story. Where do you suppose one could find a decent amount of bottle tree pods in Canberra?
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