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abread111 wrote:
16 Feb 2025
using the lucid key for wattles and the features I can see from the photos, I agree it is A. covenyi, but it is not in my area so I cannot confirm.
Barbara
Acacia covenyi
abread111 wrote:
15 Feb 2025
Does not quite match the World Wide Wattle description for A. boormanii - phyllodes wider with prominent midvein. and gland quite prominent, more heads / raceme.
Acacia covenyi
Mike wrote:
30 Jan 2025
Municipal infrastructure standards: part 25 : plant species for urban landscape projects:
Acacia decurrens has been removed from the plant list and should not be used in public landscape works. (page 80)
Acacia decurrens
waltraud wrote:
24 Jan 2025
Ciaran many thanks for all your confirmations of my records in that area; much appreciated.
Acacia cultriformis
abread111 wrote:
24 Jan 2025
Glad you fond something to frill!
Acacia baileyana x Acacia dealbata

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