worthless, weedy plant, indicatesthat the present species is capable of much improvement bycultivation. Howitt, `Two Years in Victoria,' vol.
From theroots as many as ninety shoots will spring, and they lengthenout as they climb for hundreds of feet, never thicker than aman's finger. World pasture grasses (chieflyof the genera Poa and Festuca), and manythousands of acres are said to be laid down with Englishgrass. ,of a sheep or cattle run. You then bring home from thebush as many sods of the black or green wattle (acaciadecurrens or affinis) as you think will suffice.
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