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Can you identify this plant, please

  • 17-03-2012 12:55pm
    #1
    k123456
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    Can you identify this plant, please


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  • #2
    dardevle
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    ......



    sumac i would say.



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  • #3
    lottpaul
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    Reminds me more of a mimosa --

    but I wouldn't know which variety.


  • #4
    looksee
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    I agree - Mimosa, its a bit too dainty for a sumac I think


  • #5
    holuc
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    Looks like Rhus typhina to me!!


  • #6
    baords dyslexic
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    Mimosa, well Albizia julibrissin aka Silk Plant which also gets called Mimosa.

    Google for pictures of the Albizia julibrissin to check.

    Sorry guys defo NOT a Stag's horn sumach google pics to compare.


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  • #7
    planetX
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    I thought it looked like Acacia - sometimes called Mimosa. Acacia dealbata is commonly sold for gardens.


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