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Re: Ever heard of an African Dracken tree?
Oh yeah, I have a poster of flowering trees on my office wall and it has both of these. Duh! Oh well, I only look at my Bananas of the Big Island poster anyhow!
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Re: Ever heard of an African Dracken tree?
It is a paulownia tree from seeing the pictures on the web. You asked about smell? When I walked in their back yard, it smelled like mushrooms. They broke off a small branch for me to bring home and it make my kitchen smell like mushrooms! It's an odd smell. Beautiful tree but I would NOT own one other than in a pot.
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Re: Ever heard of an African Dracken tree?
Alright, Tog!
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