Visiting an ancient majestic Sandalwood Tree in the wilds of Southern Western Australia
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Planting Jam Tree Seeds (Acacia Accuminata) alongside My Western Australian Sandalwood Saplings
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How to Prepare Western Australian Sandalwood Nuts and Quandong Seeds for Planting
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Planting Jam Tree Seeds (Acacia Accuminata) alongside My Western Australian Sandalwood Saplings
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W.A. Bush Tucker Bushwalk Tips - Walking through Spiderwebs & Quandong & Sandalwood Seed Differences
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The Very Last Sandalwood Tree in My Hometown in Western Australia - Once there were Millions!
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A Bit of Aboriginal Bush Tucker from Western Australia - Sandalwood Nuts & Scent
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Bridal Creeper Wreaking Havoc on Native Bushland & Ancient Sandalwood Oil Trees
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Planting Jam Tree Seeds (Acacia Accuminata) alongside My Western Australian Sandalwood Saplings
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Dayle the Farmer helping Me to identify some Western Australian Native Tree & Shrub Seed Species
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Western Australian Blackboy Tree - It's Amazing Flower Saturated in Honey Nectar - Bush Tucker!
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Garden Tour - Rare Bird - Bobtail Shedding Skin - Planting Western Australian Tree Species in Trays
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Soil Erosion, Salinity and the Devastating Environmental Effects of Illegal Land Clearing in the Great Southern Region of Western Australia
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Real Southern West Australian Noongar Traditional Aboriginal Shelters - Paperback Casuarina, Sheoak
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Links to Photos and More Below!

Sandalwood is dependent on nutrients and water from host plants to survive and grow. The best hosts are nitrogen-fixing trees, especially the wattles (Acacia species). Extensive trials have shown that jam (Acacia acuminata) is an excellent long-term host for sandalwood.
WA Sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) establishment guide ... - Avongro
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Sandalwood Nut - Santalum spicatum - Tucker Bush
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Sandalwood, most commonly associated with incense and perfumes, ... The creamy, soft nuts inside can be eaten raw, roasted or crushed and used in cooking

Sandalwood Tree - Santalum spicatum - Wikipedia
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Quong Dong
Santalum acuminatum - Wikipedia
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Quong Dong Tree - Photos
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Sandalwood Tree - Photos
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Jam Tree - Photos
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