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| Subject: | White Cedar Trees |
| From: | "michael hunter" <> |
| Date: | Mon, 22 Mar 2004 16:37:39 +1100 |
Melia azedarch is a great tree except for the processional caterpillars. It
occurs on all Continents, is Australia's only deciduous-in winter native
tree. It has beautiful,fragrant violet-blue flowers covering the tree in
spring, attractive light green foliage, and masses of berries which stay on
over winter, in some trees these turn orange and the whole tree glows on a
sunny winter day.
Cheers
Michael
Michael Hunter
Mulgoa Valley
50km west of Sydney Harbour Bridge
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