Macrozamia secunda
A small, mostly underground-stemmed cycad with blue-grey fronds and reddish seeds from the central western slopes of New South Wales. It is a hardy plant of open, dry woodland: give it full sun, sharp drainage and a cool, moderately dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Open woodland and dry sclerophyll forest on the central western slopes of New South Wales, in an area with fairly even rainfall.
Recorded 430–800 m, median 680 m.
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