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...le if any pruning is needed for the mature mimosa Acacia dealbata beyond its… More
The mimosa tree, also known as the silky acacia or silktree, is an introduced… More
The Sahara Desert in Africa is the world's largest hot desert. The Sahara is… More
The plants adapted to the desert biome have had to adjust to extremes in… More
...y trees are also known as Mexican ebony and false acacia. A hardy tree,… More
Temperature, water and altitude influence an Arizona homeowner's backyard landscape design and plant selection.… More
New Japanese silk trees, also known as silky acacia or mimosa trees, look like… More
While many plants thrive in rich, loamy soil, some actually prefer something a little… More
Fruit trees are a great addition to a backyard or front yard garden. The… More
...art of the Acacia family native to Australia. The trees are hardy down to… More
You may wonder how any type of plant could possibly grow in the harsh… More
Silk tree trees, also know by their scientific name, Albizia julibrissin, are elegant additions… More
Mimosa trees are also called silk trees or silky acacia. They look as if… More
Silk trees are also called mimosa trees or silky acacia. They are a favorite… More
Mimosa, or silk tree or silky acacia, was introduced to the Americas in the… More
... America. It is also known as red sesbania, black acacia or rattlebox, because… More
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... from Apache Junction AZ.I need some help with my acacia trees I planted 4 months ago.They are dying and I would like some advice on how I can revive then before they die.I water them for an hour every day.Also,I feed them some Miracle Grow to keep… More
My neighbor planted a row of 6 acacia longifolia trees right on our property line. The trees reach about 14 feet over our 6 foot fence. The pollen from these trees is tremendous and horrible to deal with. We use a pressure washer occasionally and that does help. My problem… More
...et but wow, there are a lot of different types of Acacia trees. I have one in my garden, that is near death. I'd like to plant a new one that is the same. All I know is it's some kind of Acacia. Anyone know the full… More
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