On 30/10/07 07:16, in article
, "Dave Poole"
wrote:

A similar question cropped up last year on UK Oasis when a Paignton
member reported having a pale lemon-flowered Acacia that did its stuff
much later than dealbata. Having seen the Paignton tree, I'm of the
opinion that it is probably a late flowering form of A. dealbata 'sub-
alpina'. Last year the tree flowered earlier (April/May), but I'm not
sure what it did this year. I must ask the question.


I don't think you saw ours last time you were here, David. Ray meant to
show it to you but I think he forgot. It's in front of the house, on the
corner of that bank that slopes down onto the lawn, by the path that goes to
the Rond Point and the wildlife pond.


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