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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and culture
Our school
Principal's welcome
History
Rules and policies
Class times
Contact us
Enrolments
Curriculum
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and culture
learning@home
Excellence programs
Extra-curricular
Religious instruction
Facilities
Out of school hours care
Tuckshop
Uniform shop
Calendar and news
Term dates
Events calendar
News
Newsletters
Our community
P&C
School council
Volunteering
Support and resources
Forms and documents
Student services and support programs
Students with a disability
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Grevillea - Bush tucker trail
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Grevillea
Grevillea
There are more than 350 species of grevillea in Australia and most have colourful flowers.
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boriginal people cherished grevillea blossoms which have since been found to be rich in Vitamin C. The flowers were soaked in a bowl of water to make a sweet drink. Occasionally the flowers were sucked or tapped on the hand to collect the nectar.
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irds, such as honeyeaters and lorikeets are
attracted to the nectar.
Plant
Yugambeh
wongara – flower
minin – flower
Fruit
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Last reviewed 06 September 2021
Last updated 06 September 2021