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Bailara

Deaki n wa s a kee n gardener Joh n

Rickar

d explain s tha t whe n toilin g o n summe r evening s hi s ai m wa s 't o reduc e th e comple x wildernes s o f tea -tree to a park-like, though still native prospect, with paths and occasional glades'.3 Thi s juxtapositio n o f a nativ e garde n an d a nativ e nam e indicate s a belie f tha t

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