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I have five A. Courtiis to sell: ALL PLANTS SOLD - I WILL UPDATE IF ANY SALES FALL THROUGH 2x) Lge plants (~90cm tall) = $100 each (both sold) 2x) Med plants (~30cm tall) = $40 each (both sold) 1x) sml plant (~20cm tall) = $25 (sold) Located in Petersham, Sydney Pick-up preferred. Will deliver to Inner West or Eastern Suburbs of Sydney PM me if interested. I will update as items are sold or if sales fall through.
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Hi all, I've seen a few discussions around this topic and there seems to be a strong general consensus. I will be adding a variety of acacia species to my garden very soon. But I would also like to study this plant and its alkaloids in the meantime while my babies grow and mature. I would love any kind of advice in regards to potentially finding a trusted, safe and ethically sourced supplier of bark? I'm open to anything that any of you lovely people may have to say, even if its just wait for my own to grow haha. Any help/advice is greatly appreciate Thanks community
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I have read about this a few times. (Only have access to my phone so am unable to locate the search bar on the mobile site.) Anyway l was wondering how some other members inoculate with rhizobia? I have tried looking for specific products l might be able to buy. Some members have said grab some soil from other acacia, would this be acceptable for A Courtii? And if you did inoculate what were your processes for applying? When they are seeds (during soaking)? Or after a soak and mix it in with germination medium? I have loads acacia l can pull dirt from. How much of this dirt is used to treat the soil in question? Also when l search google the only things that come up are studies. I rather cut to the chase and get members processes and methods that have worked for them. Please and thank you!- 9 replies
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Acacia acuminata seedling (and company)
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Was surprised to find this seedling with a friend the other morning. Hopefully doesn’t rotate picture this time!© Me
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Okie... so, whilst exploring some bush on a mates place, around 20km inland on the far south coast NSW, I came across two very odd-looking acacia... seemed to be a few of them; maybe found 5-10 individual plants for the first and quite common for the second. What sparked my interest in number 1, was the sheer SIZE of the phyllodes: 210 x 60 mm and very leathery. They have the typical A. Obtusifolia resin margin and are thick in a similar way, but just seem almost too large? With ID of A. Obtus saying only up to 23mm wide... The second, similarily have INCREDIBLY long phyllodes... measuring over 300mm for some, but only 20mm wide... Anyway, would love it if someone slightly better at plant ID could offer some suggestions? Cheers, Yp Ps. just realised I should probably add a little more info; inflorescences were cylindrical (although not flowering at this point, seems I missed it by a month or two, as still often dried remnants of the flower stalk). Didn’t have my camera with me, so no photos of the tree itself, but in the case of the first species the growth pattern was very similar to A. Obtusifolia down here - quite sparce, with relatively few phyllodes per branch. In the case of the second, much fuller, taller and generally more vigorous growth.
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SEEKING ACACIA COURTII... - seed - potted plant (seedling or tree) - living material (for tissue culture) I respect our natural ecology & sustainable practices.
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Hi all - has anyone here had success with germinating A. burkittii? They seem much more challenging than other acuminata variants. 2x hot water treatment 2 weeks apart yielded no results (unlike a. broad or narrow phyllode which usually germinate within a week of hot water treatment). Thanks for any help in advance!
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Hey all, Acacia, fabaceae or Mimosaceae? Which classification is most up to date? Cheers!
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Hey! My obtusifolia has suddenly turned red in the older leaves and yellow in the newer ones, can anyone tell me whats happening and if i need to fix it? Cheers!
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Hi all, A few Acacia trees available as we round off the end of the year! Acacia phlebophylla $45 Acacia courtii $20 Acacia acuminata (Narrow) $10 Acacia obtusifolia $10 (5 plants left) Express postage is $15 for 1-4 plants Sorry no post to Overseas, WA, TAS or NT PM for enquiry All the best! Acacia phlebophylla Acacia courtii Acacia obtusifolia Acacia Acuminata (narrow)
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Hey guys I was hoping for some help identifying these wattle species around where I live. I am north east of perth in the hills. The images show three different wattle plants, I believe two of them (long, narrow, elliptical leaves) may be the same species but am unsure due to colour differences in the branches. Sorry for the noobish question and any help is very much appreciated!!
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Alcohol extract (For soap making;)
TheMooseZeus posted a topic in Pharmacology, Chemistry & Medicine
Hi all, Has anyone had any experience soaking your acacia (or otherwise) plant matter in high proof alcohol or iso for extended periods of time. For making soaps? I hear once evaporated it can form interesting crystals. - Thank you all! -
Heyo y'all, been doing a bit a researching on the acacia species but I'm just "stumped" trying to find out which type this even is. These shots have been taken in the darling downs/south east Queensland near the Toowoomba region. thanks for your time.
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I am trying to find what to plant from these two kinds of trees (Acacias and mimosas) that can be grown outdoors without dying in winter from snow. live in Greece
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Hi, I live in Greece (Mediterranea) and I am interested in finding Acacia obtusifolia seeds to start a new project. I am planning in growing about 20 trees in a place of mine! Ask for for my list of goodies for an exchange
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Hi, I live in Greece and I am interested in finding Acacia obtusifolia seeds to start a new project. I am planning in growing about 20 trees in a place of mine! Tell me what you want in exchange and ask for my seed list I can send you!
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Hey everyone, Let me know what you've got to trade! I've got 3 -25 cm Trichocereus Bridgesii cuts, 2 30cm macrogonus cuts and Acacia Longifolia seeds I'm specifically interested in Artemisia Absinthium Wormwood plants, Petite Wormwood, different kinds of mint and sage and roses, spearmint, peppermint, hyssop, and different kinds of spice and peppers aswell as ALL psychoactives! :D
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Hi My first post as a new member so not sure if I'm posting correctly, kindly point me in the right direction if I'm not. Can anyone tell me what the growth on this Maidenii root is? Is it diseased? should I be worried?
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Looking for suggestions on active Acacia's to cultivate that would go well in a Sydney climate. Cheers to all and have a lovely day.
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Hey! Found these in a coastal NSW national park this weekend! Pretty sure its all floribunda but i want to get the opinion of the masses If close ups are needed i got a few cuttings
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Acacia longissima seems to be in flower at the moment and i have heard rumours of alkaloid content but no first hand experience as of yet. Has anyone had any luck or even tried to do anything with this acacia? Its a pretty groovy looking acacia too -Cheers!
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Hi folks, Acacia melanoxylon grows well at our site. I used to hate it, but the fact the timber is so good, and it fixes nitrogen, and it grows so fast have made the damn tree grow on me. I was wanting to know about any other acacias which will grow in a wet NZ climate approx USDA 9b? The area gets about 2.2m of rain per year (+- 20cm) spread evenly with no real dry season, and temperature mostly stays between 5 and 20 degrees the whole year (with forays down to -1 and 25 degrees respectively). The soil drains okay from what I can tell, but perhaps best to think of it as a bit swampy. Any ideas for other Australian natives, that fix nitrogen, and ideally have another use (e.g. edible seeds/fruit)?
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Hi! I alway pass these acacia near my house and would love to know what they are! Found in coastal NSW 1. 2. 3. Thank you all so much!
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