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squizzy
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Re: Tree ID
Hard to tell from the photo but I would say agonis flexuosa nana. Not callistemon.
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Andrew Legg
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Re: Tree ID
Now there's a South African telling a Victorian about Aussie natives. How cool is that 
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is the common name forLooks like a peppermint willow to me.
agonis flexuosa nana.
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Andrew Legg
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Re: Tree ID
Lol. How impressed would you be if I told you I have one as a bonsai?shibui wrote:Now there's a South African telling a Victorian about Aussie natives. How cool is that
BTW:is the common name forLooks like a peppermint willow to me.agonis flexuosa nana.
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Komodo
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Re: Tree ID
Correct about the species well done and thank you. I see these around just always thought they were different type of cal.
Yes I'd be very curious to see yours and hear your care instructions. Long term have you managed to reduce leaf size?
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Yes I'd be very curious to see yours and hear your care instructions. Long term have you managed to reduce leaf size?
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Andrew Legg
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Re: Tree ID
It is not currently at my home, so this is a bit of a rubbish photo as it's enlarged from a photo of my en. Still in a training pot and still by immature as a bonsai. I could take a better photo, but it' serially not much to look at. Promise.delisea wrote:It looks like great stock. Andrew can we see yours?
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delisea
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Re: Tree ID
...oh and there is a tree growing in a croc in the foreground...keep that sort of shenanigans up and the bonsai police will be around to your place.
Cheers, Symon
Cheers, Symon
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Lane
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Re: Tree ID
Better than being seen wearing them!delisea wrote:...oh and there is a tree growing in a croc in the foreground...keep that sort of shenanigans up and the bonsai police will be around to your place.
Cheers, Symon
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Re: Tree ID
I'd need a better photo of the leaf but I'd say it's an agonis flexuosa ( Willow myrtle ) part of the Myrtacea family
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Re: Tree ID
Hahaha spot on !MacGuyver wrote:Better than being seen wearing them!delisea wrote:...oh and there is a tree growing in a croc in the foreground...keep that sort of shenanigans up and the bonsai police will be around to your place.
Cheers, Symon
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