Hi guys,
I'm living in North west Australia at karratha. I have noticed heaps of these trees about the place and think they maybe a contender for an airlayer or 2 .
Help with id please
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Re: Help with id please
Hi Paul,
I don't think your files are attached. You may wish to try again.
Cheers,
Joel
I don't think your files are attached. You may wish to try again.
Cheers,
Joel
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Re: Help with id please
Bougy?
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Re: Help with id please
Hi,
I would ID it as either Hibiscus tiliaceus or Thespesia populneoides. Despite the large leaves in-situ they make phenomenal bonsai - search Hibiscus tiliaceus bonsai Taiwan.
cheers, Ash
I would ID it as either Hibiscus tiliaceus or Thespesia populneoides. Despite the large leaves in-situ they make phenomenal bonsai - search Hibiscus tiliaceus bonsai Taiwan.
cheers, Ash
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Re: Help with id please
I agree with Ash, Hibiscus tiliaceus. I took an aerial layer off my mum's tree (started in Sept 14 and removed from tree 8 weeks later with a mass of roots) and the new tree is powering ahead. Have at it!
Peace
Wayne
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