Re: "Mystery Acacia" turned out to be a Eucalyptus

Posted by Steve on 4/28/2009, 12:53 pm, in reply to "Re: "Mystery Acacia" turned out to be a Eucalyptus"
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We got plenty of Albizia (Mimosa) around here in SC/NC, but I've obtained seeds from a large Albizia coreana at the arboretum. It's abit different from regular ole' mimosa. A. coreana has foliage like honey locust. Leaflets are'nt as fine as A. julibrissin. The bark is heavily farrowed and the flowers are white. It's also more of a single trunked tree. Speaking of acacias, so far I've had luck with Acacia constricta and A. greggii. Next, I'm trying out Acacia berlandieri, A. covenyi and A. mucronata.

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Message Thread: "Mystery Acacia" turned out to be a Eucalyptus - Steve 4/27/2009, 2:56 pm Re: "Mystery Acacia" turned out to be a Eucalyptus - georgeinbandon,oregon 4/27/2009, 7:16 pm Re: "Mystery Acacia" turned out to be a Eucalyptus - Phil in Sydney 4/28/2009, 1:46 pm Re: "Mystery Acacia" turned out to be a Eucalyptus - Gus 4/28/2009, 3:07 pm Re: "Mystery Acacia" turned out to be a Eucalyptus - Phil in Sydney 4/29/2009, 2:18 pm Re: "Mystery Acacia" turned out to be a Eucalyptus - Phil in Sydney 4/30/2009, 2:57 pm Hot and humid - Phil in Sydney 5/3/2009, 12:50 pm Re: Hot and humid - Gus 5/3/2009, 3:35 pm Mild and humid - Phil in Sydney 5/5/2009, 8:23 am Re: Mild and humid - Phil in Sydney 5/8/2009, 1:32 pm Re: Mild and humid - Phil in Sydney 5/10/2009, 3:55 pm Re: Mild and humid - Phil in Sydney 5/12/2009, 2:22 pm Re: Mild and humid - georgeinbandon,oregon 5/12/2009, 4:32 pm perfect weather - Phil in Sydney 5/15/2009, 11:00 am Re: "Mystery Acacia" turned out to be a Eucalyptus - steve, phil 4/28/2009, 3:32 pm message was TO steve and phil FROM george LOL - georgeinbandon,oregon 4/28/2009, 4:28 pm Re: "Mystery Acacia" turned out to be a Eucalyptus - Steve 4/28/2009, 12:53 pm « Back to thread

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