Wollemia nobilis Romneya much to the delight of

much to the delight of our hummingbirds

yet it's still relatively unknown in gardening circles

the late Thad Howard of Texas

It is best to cut the stems down before new growth starts in spring

Here is a prime example where one common name

Wollemia nobilis Romneya much to the delight ofIt's still fairly common in botanical circles to discover new species at least, small annuals and perennials. What David Noble found in 1994, growing on steep sandstone cliffs of the Wollemi National Forest northwest of Sydney, Australia, is anything but normal. This Norfolk island pine relative had been hiding for nearly 2 million years, but not any longer! The dark green plastic like foliage emerges glaucous and adorns the trees that can reach 100'