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Bracken fern before the fronds have fully opened make a good habitat for a spider.
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Bracken fern fully opened.
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Gum tips - When our eucalypt trees (commonly called gum trees) first sprout new leaves, the leaves have a reddish colour and slow turn to a dark green.
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When a eucalypt tree is ready to flower, small gum nuts form. The tops burst open to show the flower. Seeds grow in the "nut" below the flower.
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Long Leaves
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Wide Leaves
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Wrinkly Leaves
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Spiky Points
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Furry Leaves
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Needle Leaves
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Wet Leaves
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FLOWERS
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