Nardoo at Magpie Springs by Avril Thomas Kids Hoodie

Nardoo is widespread, yet uncommon, it grows in wet areas in all states of temperate mainland Australia and it's found growing in habitats from lake sides, to shallow, muddy roadside depressions. Dried up plants, which can look dead, seem to resurrect themselves as winter rains arrive. Individual plants spread by means of a creeping stem. It survives long, hot, dry summers and grows in wet situations. It's one of those typically Australian plant oddities. It looks like a clover, but it's not. It looks like a waterlily, but it's not one of those either. In fact it's a rare, unusual plant related to ferns. ……This print is available globally online 24/7 = HAPPY SHOPPING ANYTIME!......... The Art Gallery and Cellar door at Magpie Springs...