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Bulnesia arborea

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By bubba
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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A beautiful bloomer native to coastal areas of northern Colombia. The flowers are yellow to orange. This bloomer is located at the Kampong in Coconut Grove from Sir Riffle’s book:FB7D99F3-391E-4C14-AF57-645DFFB38964.thumb.jpeg.1cfeba560fc7a6d0411c381f4de09226.jpeg

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Cindy Adair Grand Master

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I have one maybe 8 feet tall in the ground and a couple in pots,  but no blooms yet. I like the bright yellow buttercup sort of flowers on trees I have seen. 


The leaves look a bit like those of Tamarind.

I will snap a photo when I remember but too dark right now.

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Here’s my little one in the ground now 4 years.73DD6141-984F-4901-908C-651CD685C169.thumb.jpeg.e41ee76f40bf5218f94ad1326f97a488.jpeg

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It has a close relative in the dry Chaco of Argentina, B. bonariensis (actually both are now in the genus Gonopterodendron). 

 

 

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Interesting Richtrav! I always learn new things on PalmTalk. 
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When Richtrav speaks, all should listen!

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