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In contrast to the city’s big, professional nurseries (and even the slicker little plant shops), Oasis is something of a guerrilla operation. Its seeds and cuttings are collected from Brisbane’s very streets, spirited back to Kelvin Grove and propagated in a private yard behind a large Queenslander. On Friday and Saturday, the yard opens to the public, who come to browse 1000-plus species of native and locally adapted plants at attractive prices.

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Updated: July 29th, 2020

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