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Desert Willow trees

Harriett Wahler

8 years ago

Some of you got a couple of the Desert Willow seedlings that I brought to Spring Fling and you mentioned you would also like some seeds. Well, I just found them in my seed stash, so if you want any, send me message with your address, and I will mail you some.

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That's Rhus lancea you have there. Note the leaves have 3 leaflets. Listed as an invasive alien in adjacent Arizona and California, and also produces nasty allergenic pollen. So might not be a great loss if it does die! Resin
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I live at Cotero Farms road and would be interested in the trees but would not be able to dig them up until Sunday. if you get another offer, let me know as I am interested in the desert willow but do have a place for both. Bok Bkinisto@gmail.com
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CONGRATULATIONS!!!! SIZE=5> On the baby, the trees too!
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I think the link below will answer your questions Here is a link that might be useful: chilopsis
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