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How to tell these plants apart, based on their leaves?
Royal Poinciana vs. Tamarind vs. Jacaranda.
Of course if the fruits are visible then it's easy. I have a Royal Poinciana and Tamarind, both about 5' tall. I grew the Tamarind from seed, and got the Royal Poinciana as a 4" tall little plant, forgot to label them and now can't tell them apart.  I included Jacaranda in the question because there are several of them in my city, and the leaves look very similar to my 2 plants. Thanks!
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Re: How to tell these plants apart, based on their leaves?
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However the plants might be too small for the noticeable difference in bark texture. Both plants make great bonsai. Last edited by cincinnana : 09-07-2016 at 09:48 AM. |
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Re: How to tell these plants apart, based on their leaves?
Thanks a lot for the info. I'll go taste some leaves. Lol.
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