what tree is it?
 

On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 21:10:39 +1100, Aprill
wrote:

This pic is probably not much use but can you hazard a guess as to what
it is? Next time I go to the property I will take a close up of the foliage.

http://www.aprill.net/gallery/view_p...05&id=IMG_0871

It's vwery hard to tell from that photo, but I'd hazard that it's
probably in the Acacia family.

Lovely outlook you have there.

Geodyne

"Geodyne" wrote in message
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On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 21:10:39 +1100, Aprill
wrote:

This pic is probably not much use but can you hazard a guess as to what
it is? Next time I go to the property I will take a close up of the
foliage.

http://www.aprill.net/gallery/view_p...05&id=IMG_0871

It's vwery hard to tell from that photo, but I'd hazard that it's
probably in the Acacia family.

I agree. Could be a black wattle. Does it have yellow flowers in winter?

Amy

Lovely outlook you have there.

Geodyne

"Aprill" wrote in message
u...
This pic is probably not much use but can you hazard a guess as to what
it is? Next time I go to the property I will take a close up of the
foliage.


http://www.aprill.net/gallery/view_p...um05&id=IMG_08
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cheers,
aprill

Looks a bit like a she-oak

Aprill wrote:
This pic is probably not much use but can you hazard a guess as to what
it is? Next time I go to the property I will take a close up of the
foliage.

http://www.aprill.net/gallery/view_p...05&id=IMG_0871


cheers,
aprill


Hello all..

Those of you that said Acacia were right. I had a closer inspection when
I went down before Christmas. I'm not sure which one yet but there are
little yellow buds on it at the moment.


thankyou!