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	Cabbage tree (New Zealand) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Cabbage tree of New Zealand (Cordyline australis), known as Tī kāuka in Māori, is a monocotyledon endemic to New Zealand.
		The overall visual effect is said by many to create a view reminiscent of a palm tree (it is occasionally even mis-named "Cornish palm", "Torbay palm" or "Manx palm" in the British Isles due to its extensive use within Torbay and as the official symbol of that area under its alternative identity, the English Riviera).
		Since 1987, cabbage trees in New Zealand have been affected by a disease, which has been named "Sudden Decline", and usually leads to almost total defoliation of affected trees within 2-12 months.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cabbage_tree_(New_Zealand) (528 words)

	Database Entry for Cabbage Tree - Andira anthelminitica, inermis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Cabbage tree is an attractive tree from tropical America and West Africa growing to a height of 20 m.
		Cabbage tree is a popular ornamental tree in the tropical countries where it grows; for the shade it provides and for the attractive fragrant flowers.
		Cabbage tree is native to most of the tropics including Mexico, Central America, the Carribbean, the Amazon, South America, and the tropical regions of West Africa.
	www.rain-tree.com /andira.htm (448 words)

	Definition of Cabbage from dictionary.net
		Cabbage beetle (Zo["o]l.), a small, striped flea-beetle (Phyllotreta vittata) which lives, in the larval state, on the roots, and when adult, on the leaves, of cabbage and other cruciferous plants.
		Cabbage tree, Cabbage palm, a name given to palms having a terminal bud called a cabbage, as the Sabal Palmetto of the United States, and the Euterpe oleracea and Oreodoxa oleracea of the West Indies.
		The cabbage cutworms, which eat off the stalks of young plants during the night, are the larv[ae] of several species of moths, of the genus Agrotis.
	www.dictionary.net /cabbage (386 words)

	Cabbage palm
		Cabbage palm was used as logs for cabin walls and dock pilings.
		The tender portion of the central bud is also cut from the tree and eaten raw or cooked for swamp cabbage or heart of palm salad.
		Cabbage palm grows in a variety of soils in oak hammocks, swamp forests, pine flatwoods, pastures, coastal marshes, and in south Florida flatwoods.
	www.sfrc.ufl.edu /4h/Cabbage_palm/cabbpalm.htm (484 words)

	Cabbage, Swamp -- Sabal palmetto (Walt.) Lodd ex Schult. & Schult.f.
		The cabbage palm grows wild all over the state in such abundance that it is not cultivated for harvest as a vegetable.
		Cabbage palms grow as individual plants scattered across the horizon, or thickly clustered together in hammocks.
		Although the swamp cabbage tree grows wild, it is protected from indiscriminate cutting by its designation as Florida's state tree.
	edis.ifas.ufl.edu /MV038 (691 words)

	Florida's state Tree, The Cabbage Palm: Division of Forestry - FDACS
		Nevertheless, the Cabbage Palm was adopted as the official tree of the State of Florida in 1953.
		The Cabbage Palm is one of the “fan palms”, and one of the most durable of the 15 Sabal species that are native to the United States.
		Cabbage Palms grow to 50 feet in height with a crown of 12-18 feet in diameter.
	www.fl-dof.com /publications/state_tree.html (349 words)

	AusCabbagePalmC
		The Cabbage Tree is a native of New Zealand, where it was grown in a variety of habitats.
		These days the Cabbage Tree is sold in quantity in garden centres all over the country and it is no longer confined to seaside resorts, private collections and parks, but may be found in gardens all over Britain.
		The Maori have also used the tree for medicinal purposes: externally as a wound healing herb for cuts and sores, and internally for settling the alimentary tract in complaints such as dysentery and stomach pains.
	www.the-tree.org.uk /BritishTrees/TreeGallery/auscabbagepalmc.htm (1473 words)

	\| AFRICANTREES.COM : Tree Details \| (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		paniculata is a small tree (4-5m tall), normally sparsely with the once compound leaves clustered at the top of the branches, quite like a feather duster.
		The Highveld cabbage tree is cultivated from seed, preferably fresh.
		The tree is drought hardy and is able to withstand heavy frost after 2 years.
	www.africantrees.com /details.asp?treeID=15 (372 words)

	Watch Your Garden Grow - Collards
		Collard (also known as tree-cabbage or nonheading cabbage), is a cool-season vegetable green that is rich in vitamins and minerals.
		Cabbage loopers ("measuring worms") are smooth, light green caterpillars.
		Like broccoli and cabbage, the antioxidants and phytochemicals in collards may help to reduce the risk of some forms of cancer and heart disease.
	www.urbanext.uiuc.edu /veggies/collards1.html (1393 words)

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		The sabal palmetto or cabbage palm has been a symbol of the real Florida since long before it was designated our state tree by Florida legislature in 1953.
		Cabbage bluff, cabbage grove, cabbage hammock, cabbage knoll, cabbage land, cabbage pond, cabbage swamp and cabbage tree island all refer to topographic features of the landscape dominated by our state tree.
		The tender portion of the central bud is also cut from the tree and eaten raw or cooked as swamp cabbage.
	www.sfrc.ufl.edu /Extension/pubtxt/for3.htm (1052 words)

	Cabbage Tree Creek information & attractions - Travel Victoria: accommodation, attractions, tours
		The small community of Cabbage Tree Creek is located 27 kilometres east of the major centre of Orbost in Victoria's far east, on the Princes Highway as it winds its way through dense forests and across waterways towards Cann River and Mallacoota.
		It is surrounded by forests, riddled with creeks and rivers, and is a birdwatcher's paradise.
		The Murrungower Forest Drive is a scenic route through the bushland and rainforest north of Cabbage Tree Creek, featuring the Little Cabbage Tree Creek falls and views of the surrounding countryside.
	www.travelvictoria.com.au /cabbagetreecreek (382 words)

	Cabbage Tree
		A former cop, Mick hosts the Cabbage Tree Hotel at Fairy Meadow near Wollongong, on the NSW South Coast, and recently was pleasantly surprised to learn of his pioneering publican heritage.
		Now at the helm of the Cabbage Tree, Mick is continuing the family tradition of hosting pubs.
		The Cabbage Tree Hotel is located on the Princes Highway at Fairy Meadow, north of Wollongong.
	www.australianbeers.com /pubs/cabbage/cab.htm (767 words)

	botanical.com - A Modern Herbal \| Cabbage Tree - Herb Profile and Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		---Description---A leguminous tree, growing very tall and branching towards the top called Cabbage Tree because it forms a head in growing; it has a smooth grey bark which, cut into long pieces, is the part utilized for medicine.
		It is thick, fibrous, scaly, and of an ashy brownish colour externally, covered with lichens - the inside bark is yellow and contains a bitter sweet mucilage, with an unpleasant smell.
		Cabbage Tree bark used in large doses may cause vomiting, fever and delirium, especially if cold water is drunk just before or after taking it.
	www.botanical.com /botanical/mgmh/c/cabtre01.html (256 words)

	Get Involved with Trees for Survival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Cabbage trees are common throughout farmland, open places, wetlands and scrubland of the Norht and South Islands, but are tatre on Stewart Island.
		The name 'cabbage tree' cam from Captian Cook and his sailors, who ate the shoots to prevent scurvy.
		In about 1987 cabbage trees started suddenly dropping their leaves and dying from blockages that stop the movement of water and food through the transport tissue inside the trunk.
	www.treesforsurvival.org.nz /cabbage.htm (390 words)

	CABBAGE TREE, TI - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		The cabbage tree is a familiar sight in swamps or dampish places throughout New Zealand vegetation.
		The tree is very tenacious of life, and chips of the wood or sections of the stem will readily shoot.
		Apart from the cabbage tree, there are four other species in New Zealand and the surrounding islands.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/C/CabbageTreeTi/CabbageTreeTi/en (519 words)

	Annie's Annuals & Perennials - Cussonia spicata "Cabbage Tree"
		Easy, fast growing and distinctive, “Cabbage Trees” look much like Dr. Seuss’ “truffula trees” in their younger years.
		The fun shape it creates is rather like a palm tree with the foliage popping out of the top of a single, thick, corky-barked trunk.
		“Cabbage Tree” makes a wonderful accent plant for a patio, tropicalesque or collector’s garden and is an excellent choice for a large container.
	anniesannuals.com /plants/plant_display.asp?prodid=1808&account=none (151 words)

	Skunk Cabbage, Tree Frog Farm Flower Essences
		Skunk cabbage, also called swamp lantern, is native to swampy areas, wet meadows and wet forests of the North American Pacific Coast.
		The skunk smell attracts insects that pollinate the tiny flowers packed on a central spike that is hooded by a large yellow bract.
		Skunk Cabbage flower essence digs deep into the emotional and psychological muck that creates stagnant, constipated energy.
	www.treefrogfarm.com /floweressences/skunkcabbage.html (438 words)

	Cabbage Tree Flower Essence for Abundance, Prosperity and Divine Abundance
		A flower essence, made 15 September, 2000, from cabbage trees at Punakaiki, on the West Coast of the South Island.
		Note that this Cabbage Tree flower essence is not the same as the Cabbage Tree essence that is part of the “New Perception of New Zealand” flower essences set made by the late Mary Garbely.
		This New Millennium Cabbage Tree is totally different.
	www.nmessences.com /essences/cabbage_tree.html (170 words)

	Cabbage Tree Cottage Accommodation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Cabbage Tree Cottage accommodation is a three minute leisurely stroll to the Stanwell Park beach.
		Cabbage Tree Cottage provides relaxed outdoor living and accommodation with swimming pool for summer, portable barbeques and big canvas umbrella for the north-facing garden.
		Cool sea breezes on the southern deck, as you enjoy the views of Mt Mitchell - or embrace winter by the sea with cosy slow combustion wood stove, heaters and electric blankets.
	www.cabbagetreecottage.com /index.html (141 words)

	Giant Dracaena or New Zealand Cabbage Tree
		Palm-like tree which grows to 20 or 30 feet, and unlike most true palms it has many branches high up on trunk.
		The common name "cabbage tree" was given by early European settlers in New Zealand who used the inner leaves and stem as a cooked or raw vegetable.
		Although not a true dracaena, cordylines are often sold in nurseries as species of the true dracaena, genus Dracaena.
	www.hearstcastle.org /behind_scenes/winter/dracaena.asp (245 words)

	Cabbage Tree and Gum
		A strong symbol of a New Zealand garden is the spikey Cabbage Tree, or Cordyline.
		Cabbage Trees do get eaten by bugs, and they do need a lot of cleaning up underneath (they drop their dead leaves).
		I like the way they quickly reach for the sky - the silhouette of a Cabbage Tree top is a stirring sight!
	www.mooseyscountrygarden.com /frisbee-lawn-garden/gum-cabbage.html (185 words)

	Cabbage Tree Nursery: citysearch
		Trading since 1978, Cabbage Tree Nursery has grown and supplied high quality plants to the landscape and development trade.
		A large range of stock is grown on two 5-acre sites and can accommodate all contract growing orders.
		Cabbage Tree Nursery's wide product range includes natives, exotics, rainforest plants, accent plants, hedging and border plants, ground covers, specimen trees, and semi-mature trees.
	www.cabbagetreenursery.citysearch.com.au (88 words)

	Palm Tree - Species: Cabbage Palm
		All you need to promote the health of your palm tree including slow-release fertilizer spikes, mycorrhizal treatment and biostimulant.
		The Cabbage Palm is highly versatile and will adapt to a variety of sun and soil conditions.
		The Cabbage Palm is vulnerable to ganoderma butt rot which enters through trunk and root injuries.
	www.palm-tree.net /species-cabbage.html (113 words)

	Trees for Survival - Cabbage Tree (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		The young cabbage tree has a single, grey coloured trunk and later adds more trunks and branches with leaves clustered in bunches at the tips.
		The bark is thick and tough, like cork and the tree has a strong tap-root.
		Click here to download the entire Trees For Survival Cabbage Tree Information Sheet.
	www.treesforsurvival.org.nz /TREEINFO/cabbagetree.htm (96 words)

	Cabbage Tree Bay Snorkel Pictures
		Cabbage Tree Bay is a marine reserve between Manly and Shelly beaches.
		When the water is calm, the snorkelling here is outstanding -- perhaps the best place in Sydney.
		It is not unusual to see sharks here, though they are usually small or non-agressive.
	www.sydneynature.com /snorkel/cabbagetree.html (101 words)

	Cordyline australis photography - New Zealand cabbage tree
		Cordyline australis photography - New Zealand cabbage tree
		Erect palm-like trees forming a crown of sword-shaped leaves.
		RarePalmSeeds.com is a great site to visit if you want to grow cordyline species yourself - look under the Agave and Yucca section.
	www.nzplantpics.com /sfeature_galleries/cordyline_gallery.htm (113 words)

	The Cabbage Tree
		The Cabbage Tree Restaurant will provide an exquisitely presented Wedding Buffet Menu to suit all tastes.
		The Cabbage Tree Restaurant chef will help put your ideas into reality.
		They will meet with you and listen to your requirements, discuss options and work out a tailor-made package especially for you.
	www.cabbagetree.net.nz /weddings/menus.shtml (117 words)

	PlantFiles: Detailed information on Cabbage Palm, Cabbage Tree, Ti Kouka, Torbay Palm Cordyline australis
		The cabbage palm is the least of our problems.
		I would like to know how to fertilize, as it seems to need it by the looks of the yellowing leaves.
		I feel good that, 7-8 years later, we've got a tree that's admired by vistors who want the same 'feel' to their garden and would cost well over £100 to buy.
	davesgarden.com /pf/go/2237 (1270 words)

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