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I've always liked the silk tree in my area, also called a mimosa. It's foreign and has an exotic look to it, with exquisite flowers. The shape of the tree itself is unique too, almost like an African savannah tree. Here's a pic to get an idea. https://pics.davesgarden.com/pics/hto...450716_916.jpg
I've always liked the silk tree in my area, also called a mimosa. It's foreign and has an exotic look to it, with exquisite flowers. The shape of the tree itself is unique too, almost like an African savannah tree. Here's a pic to get an idea. https://pics.davesgarden.com/pics/hto...450716_916.jpg
I love sunflowers for the way they look. I love jasmine and gardenias for their scent. And palm trees put me in a whole Margaritaville mood. I also love lacy desert trees and plants, and wild grasses. I guess that about covers it.
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i have a few baobab trees that i planted like 20 years ago they can live for 5000 years it's one of the oldest living tree species.. they are very rare here in the us vi... i grew like 100 of them from seed and gave them all away exept the few that i planted in the yard.
i have a few baobab trees that i planted like 20 years ago they can live for 5000 years it's one of the oldest living tree species.. they are very rare here in the us vi... i grew like 100 of them from seed and gave them all away exept the few that i planted in the yard.
the diameter of the trunk can reach 40 feet
Do you have pics to share?
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The shape of the tree itself is unique too, almost like an African savannah tree. Here's a pic to get an idea. 
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I also love lacy desert trees and plants, and wild grasses. I guess that about covers it. 
