ID this for me please??
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ID this for me please??
Fairly new to Bonsai and want to enter a couple of trees into the Shohin competition but not sure exactly what this species is?
thanks,
Mark
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Re: ID this for me please??
Could you please provide some close up shots of the foliage? It is hard to tell from these but could be a Hakea species.
Joel
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Re: ID this for me please??
Here are some close ups:
Thanks,
mark
Thanks,
mark
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Re: ID this for me please??
The leaves & bark look more like an Acacia, I dont know the exact species but it could be something like Lime Falls or similar...
Matt
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