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Identify a shrub seen in Egypt
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Posted by dressmaker (My Page) on Thu, Jun 28, 07 at 11:45
| I planted some seeds collected from a shrub,they were in a kind of pea pod that split open, each seed having a thin membrane around it which would have caught the wind. The leaves are serrated and grow either side of the stem. I think they are about 4/6 inches long when fully grown. The flowers were yellow, a bit tubular in shape and grew in a bunch. The shrub grew to a height of 5/6 feet. Please does anyone have any idea what it is called. I do have a photo but it is not very clear |
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RE: Identify a shrub seen in Egypt
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| My first guess would be for Cassia... |
RE: Identify a shrub seen in Egypt
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| Thank you for your help, I just need the plants to grow a bit bigger & flower then I will be able to confirm that it is Cassia. I have looked at images of Cassia and it does look like it. |
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