This ancient tree from the Jurassic is truly a living fossil. Discovered in Australia in 1994, their exact location a secret known to a few. Its protected by the government but from what I hear it may be making a gigantic comeback and may soon be found worldwide, thanks to humans. I don't think there is any doubt that the tree will become a favorite for gardens once science is finished with it. Seeds and clippings will be available at some time to the general public.
Are there forum members from Australia that could update us on this remarkable discovery? Are they available at your local greenhouse or garden shop?