Acacia Senegal
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Acacia Senegal
Anyone growing Acacia Senegal or know it’s approximate hardiness? Thanks
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Re: Acacia Senegal
One reference said zone 10. Means- so to speak- a warm winter and dry z10 like socal or Arizona or deep South Texas. Its habitat straddles a thin band on the equator. Its not like a New Zealand Acacia for sure.
Hayward Ca. 75-80f summers,60f winters.
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Re: Acacia Senegal
It seems there isn’t a whole of information online about this tree other than in its native habitat.I found out from a member of another board that it exists in Tucson(University of Arizona campus), meaning it likely can handle a dry mid to high teens.
Apparently Acacia has been broken up. This tree now falls under Senegalia, So Senegalia Senegal
Apparently Acacia has been broken up. This tree now falls under Senegalia, So Senegalia Senegal
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