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Acacia abyssinica - Indigenous South African Tree - 5 Seeds
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Acacia Ataxacantha - Flame Thorn Tree - Vlamdoring - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds
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Acacia brevispica - indigenous tree - 10 seeds
R18.00
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Acacia erubescens - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds
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Acacia Haematoxylon - Grey Camel Thorn / Giraffe Thorn - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds
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Acacia hebeclada - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds
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Acacia mellifera - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds
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Searsia lancea - Karee tree - Indigenous Tree - 10 Seeds
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Acacia brevispica - indigenous tree - 10 seeds

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Acacia is a genus of shrubs and trees belonging to the subfamily Mimosoideae of the family Fabaceae. Acacia brevispica is a hardy, semi-deciduous, robust, prickly, scrambling Acacia that can be trained into a large beautiful shrub. It has feathery, large, soft, bipinnate leaves with small hook thorns along the ribs on the underside. Sprays of white puffball flowers are borne from August to October. With its ornamental look it makes an ideal shrub for the larger garden, a useful addition to a security hedge or can be used as a large shrub in an informal border. Attracts birds and insects to the garden and is the host plant of the Club-tailed Emperor.

USDA Zone - 10

Season to Sow - Spring

 

Acacia brevispica - indigenous tree - 10 seeds

Acacia erubescens - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds

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Acacia is a genus of shrubs and trees belonging to the subfamily Mimosoideae of the family Fabaceae.

A small to medium-sized tree which is often multi-stemmed. The thorns are hooked, about 6 cm long, in pairs at the nodes. The leaves are not large, with a raised gland near the base. It flowers in axillary spikes, white in summer, before or with the new leaves. The pods are straight, more or less oblong and leathery. It is an useful for hedging/screening. It is a drought resistant and it should be planted in sun. Frost tender.

USDA Climate Zone - 10

Season to Sow - Spring
Acacia erubescens - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds