| Watch the fruit as it ripens on the lillypilly When the
birds start to knock it down spread a blanket or tarp on the ground and
knock the fruit onto it with a stick.
Soak the fruit in a bucket of water for about a week, (it may well start
to ferment).
Drain off the water and wait for the fruit to sprout.
Fling the sprouts into areas like dead blackberry or disturbed ground.
Plants prefer partial or light shade, they are palatable so best hidden
Thanks to Ned Ricard of Snowy River Riparian for the suggestion. Bill
Peel for growing requirements.
(Ensure that you have appropriate permissions before collecting any plant
material)
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