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Produce => Non Edible Plants => Topic started by: ACE on February 20, 2008, 16:41:28
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I managed to get one today after years of looking.It don't like the cold, but I know it will do over here on the Island as I have seen one in a garden I worked in once. Mine is only 1m tall and pretty straggly. But I am really pleased to get it. Strange weeping thing with nice scented flowers. Properly called Acacia pravissima
Go on tell me you've got one growing wild on your lottie ;D
http://www.anniesannuals.com/plants/plant_display.asp?prodid=1300
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Its nice you found what you wanted.....hope it grows well for you ;D
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Now I want some honest answers now!!
Who has tried to remove that fly off the screen.
As I have said before I can not tell a lie ..........I have!!
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Guilty......nearly poked me finger through the screen, thinking it got inside somehow :-\ ;D ;D
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Hi we have a couple of trees on the road where I live which I think are the same as those. they are flowering at the moment, and don't they smell gorgeous? There are quite a few dotted around here in Minehead. Are they the ones that have sensitive leaves and curl up when it rains or they are touched?
I think, if they are the same, we call them false mimosa or something similar!
Old Bird
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It sounds as if you are mistaking mimosa for false acacia and also the sensitive plant.
Mimosa is blooming now and that is what you can smell. The sensitive plant is a house plant with similar leaves as the mimosa, I do not know its proper name, false acacia is also similar, apart from the deadly spikes it has all over its branches, not a thing you want in your garden as it also suckers everywhere.
My wattle will not flower until later.
Oh and leave the Bug. Err fly alone.
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Go on tell me you've got one growing wild on your lottie
'fraid mine didn't survive in the shade of the sequoia...
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Ace
I think you are right, false acacia, I had that in mind and couldn't make my mind out of the two. I think this also does close the leaves in rain or when touched though!.
The trees are too high up for me to try it out though!