three trees looking for ID's...

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So ive been looking at these for a while. There are plenty of them around my area but im not sure on the ID's

Type 1

Type 2

Type 3

This photo features Types 2 & 3

This Photo contains are three types buts its abit far away to ID ing

[Seldom]

type 1 looks like a. maidenii

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I was thinking it could be a.longifolia but i dont know thats why im asking.

Whats the differences between a. maidenii and a.longifolia ?

[Micromegas]

To hazard a guess... Looks like longifolia, rupicola and dealbata/spectabilis. if these plants were in SA i'd be certain but there may be similar looking species in NSW with different names. The last is a weed in sa.

[Les Hiddins]

My guess;

1. A. longifolia

2. A. ulicifolia

3. A. irrorata

[2Deep2Handle]

No1 is A. longifolia if i had to guess....

do you live in an area where A.disparima or A.concurrens grow naturally? leaf structure looks similar to these 2 as well but not sure how they bloom.

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These were taken in the Newcastle NSW area if that helps.

[illogicalBrew]

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Edited April 11, 2016 by illogicalBrew

[planthelper]

A. Maidenii is currently not in flower.

 

the little bit what i know, of some acacias is that they often flower after rains, and not when the literature say's they flower.

not to say, that this has merit, for this discussion, but it's good to know, if you wanna collect seeds, or see the flowers.

[Thegribbs]

I live in the hunter too. I'm seeing "Type 1" all along the F3 and New England.

Going to get a small sample on the way home tomorrow to take a photograph.

I think theres at least 2 different species, one looks very shrub like.

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^^Did you end up taking thos photos ?