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Acacia pendula

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That is an out of the ordinary and beautiful tree! This is an Acacia auriculiformis, an invasive, but treated well:AF0DC9E5-880B-4D91-8474-14DD0C5D73C7.thumb.jpeg.bcb8b58ed0c862077bdb7d287846f3db.jpeg

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4 minutes ago, SailorBold said:

Beautiful!  I just wish they were hardy enough for new mexico!

There should be several Australian Acacia that are hardy to -at least- the mid-teens / Z8..  Some sp. from TX as well.

https://www.anbg.gov.au/acacia/species.html

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Mountain States

Arid Zone Trees

Civano Nursery ( Tucson )


Rarer sp. ...you'll have to order seed ..Australian Native Plants in Ventura. is a great source for seeds.

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2 minutes ago, Silas_Sancona said:

There should be several Australian Acacia that are hardy to -at least- the mid-teens / Z8..  Some sp. from TX as well.

https://www.anbg.gov.au/acacia/species.html

Check out listings posted by:

Mountain States

Arid Zone Trees

Civano Nursery ( Tucson )


Rarer sp. ...you'll have to order seed ..Australian Native Plants in Ventura. is a great source for seeds.

*** FYI:  All American ( North, Central, and S. American "Acacia" ) ..and some African sp. are re-assigned to the Genus' Vachellia, Mariosousa, and Senegalia..***

 

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