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“You’re off to great places, today is your day. Your mountain is waiting, so get on your way.” Dr. Seuss
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"After a day’s walk, everything has twice its usual value." G.M Trevelyan
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kindness started following Acacia floribunda, Acacia acuminata seedling (and company), Acacia obtusifolia flowering December and and 4 others
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Acacia acuminata seedling (and company)
kindness posted a gallery image in Propagation & Cultivation
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Acacia obtusifolia flowering December
kindness commented on kindness's gallery image in Australian Native Plants
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Google search Australian native seeds... a number of suppliers are available. If you wanted to get a head start you could also search for nurseries selling native tube stock
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Acacia obtusifolia flowering December
kindness commented on kindness's gallery image in Australian Native Plants
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Obtusifolia grow quite bushy and I’m sure with pruning that habit could be encouraged even more. Also Floribunda would be excellent.
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What climate zone are you in?
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There are no shortcuts to any place worth going
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Growing Acacias in extreme Southern Australia (i.e. south of Hobart)
kindness replied to Rhyzobium's topic in Australian Native Plants
Obtusifolia have a wide range. The ones which cop light frosts and milder winter temps would be unlikely to survive if grown in the western extent of their range where winter temps get down to -7 or so and the occasional bit of snow. possibly sourcing seed or plants from particular areas with that species might be helpful . Pictures included are from an area where it gets to those low temps ;)