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Acacia obtecta and acuminata seeds for trade.

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Recently got a fairly large amount of each of the above species and have excess of both available for trade.

Am open to offers, but would love to get some blue perus.

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do you have provenance info for these? if so id be up for a trade if they are not from Paynes Find and Tambellup, respectively.

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No provenance info. I'll see if I can find out.

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if so id be up for a trade if they are not from Paynes Find and Tambellup, respectively

Why not from here? If you don't mind me asking...

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yeah im interested as to why as well, i come from near tambellup. interesting the place name means place of thunder. i grew up about 60 km away from this town.

anyway my guess is that the acuminata from this area are not as high in alkaloids compared to other places. but i would be interested why you say this ferret?

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nah nothing like that, just i already have some of those growing!

that being said, i would also be keen on these..

southern neurophylla (norseman)

southern burkittii with flat phyllodes (paynes find)

northampton acuminata

peak charles incongesta

anyway.. back to tripsis' thread- get some obtecta, massive seed means they really crank along as seedlings!

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The acuminata comes from Arthur River, the obtecta has no provenance info.

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ahh arthur river, thats 30 minutes from where my dad lives, i have been out looking at acuminata around there, every second tree is acuminata, i said to my dad show me the jam, he goes there, there there there there there there there so on LOL.

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