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Gardening

OnionPatch

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6. Yes, I thought so too.

Reply to JayhawkSD (Reply #3)

Tue Jul 16, 2013, 09:26 AM

Jul 2013

The leaves are a little larger than the Acacia species I'm familiar with, though, so maybe not. If it's an Acacia, I'd like to know which one it is. If I buy another type, it might not have all the qualities this one has. Of course I can always read the label, lol. Still, this plant has a proven track record for this little niche of ecosystem that is my yard. I'd like to get the same type.

I wonder if I could take cuttings. Although I'd really like to get some more mature plants to start my screen/hedge.

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Does anyone know what this plant is? [View all] OnionPatch Jul 2013 OP

What does the fruit/seed look like, what's the flower like XemaSab Jul 2013 #1

I've never seen a seed, berry or flower on this shrub. OnionPatch Jul 2013 #5

Pretty sure it's not illegal... damyank913 Jul 2013 #2

Lol! OnionPatch Jul 2013 #4

Looks like some form of Acacia JayhawkSD Jul 2013 #3

Yes, I thought so too. OnionPatch Jul 2013 #6