yeah, they are pretty grandis...

these are from the Grandis cone...

even the board they are sitting on is beautiful.

is this a net pic boris?

Interesting, I have never seen those before. 

wow. really and for true? i can understand the u.s. posters here but an aussie?  you must live a very sheltered life 🙂

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@agoraagogo wrote:

even the board they are sitting on is beautiful.

 

is this a net pic boris?

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no they are mine, we have a few apples, pears and one other fruit. The Banksia fruit and the board all came from a little wood shop in Leura. 

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@agoraagogo wrote:

wow. really and for true? i can understand the u.s. posters here but an aussie?  you must live a very sheltered life 🙂

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I have only lived in Aust for 13 yrs. Where I live we have lots of Norfolk Pines & centuriesold Fig trees (NSW Sth Coast). I haven't been up close and personal with many other trees, all though I have travelled to other parts of Australia. 🙂

(plenty of gum trees here too) 

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@am*3 wrote:

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@agoraagogo wrote:

wow. really and for true? i can understand the u.s. posters here but an aussie?  you must live a very sheltered life 🙂

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I have only lived in Aust for 13 yrs. Where I live we have lots of Norfolk Pines & centuriesold Fig trees (NSW Sth Coast). I haven't been up close and personal with many other trees, all though I have travelled to other parts of Australia. 🙂

 

(plenty of gum trees here too) 

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Am, you would have Banksia's around, there are plenty on our coast. 

There are banksias on along the coast of far northern nsw. I don't know if they are down sth. Maybe it's too cold for them.

Ive not seem one either and no I dont live a sheltere life. Just not seen one

Oh and Ive lived here my whole life

edit to say. Ive seen the banksia but not the shell/cone/seed thing