Macrozamia fawcettii
A small cycad from the Richmond and Clarence river valleys of north-eastern New South Wales, with a mostly underground stem and a few arching leaves up to about a metre long. It grows on poor sandy soils under eucalypt forest and is a near-threatened, slow but easy plant for a bright, free-draining spot.
Where it grows wild
Dry or wet sclerophyll forest on poor sandy soils in the Upper Richmond and Clarence valleys, growing under an open eucalypt canopy.
Recorded at about 60 to 230 m, low hills and valley floors.
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