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Id help. Anyone recognize this bush-small tree?
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sanddune 10 Broward Co. FLOR (
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Sat, Nov 7, 09 at 15:59
I was given this bush several years ago. It has grown into a small tree and has bloomed for the past two years in the fall. Can anyone give me the name of it. Thanks. PS hope to picture shows up
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RE: Id help. Anyone recognize this bush-small tree?
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- Posted by sanddune 10 Broward Co. FLOR (My Page) on
Sat, Nov 7, 09 at 16:06
| I will try again with the picture under the link . Sorry about that. |
Here is a link that might be useful: unidentified bush
RE: Id help. Anyone recognize this bush-small tree?
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| It's Christmas Cassia (cassia bicapsularis) if it has multiple trunks. Here is a link to a discussion a few days ago: |
Here is a link that might be useful: christmas cassia
RE: Id help. Anyone recognize this bush-small tree?
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| Your plant looks like senna bicapsularis (previously called cassia bicapsularis). It's a fall/winter bloomer that is a host for the sulphur butterfly. - June |
RE: Id help. Anyone recognize this bush-small tree?
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- Posted by sanddune 10 Broward Co. FLOR (My Page) on
Sat, Nov 7, 09 at 17:31
| imagardener2 and juneroses Thanks for the fast response. I have wondered what this bush was for several years. Now that it has started blooming it is really an attention getter. Mine is more like a bush with multiple branches but is now probably 12 foot tall and covered with blooms. I don't see that many sulfer butterflys on it but there is an Iguana living in mine. Go figure. Only in South Florida. |
RE: Id help. Anyone recognize this bush-small tree?
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- Posted by four 9B (My Page) on
Fri, Nov 23, 12 at 16:59
| Anyone know to what capsules the name refers? |
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