Tag: Acacia auriculiformis

Yellow Flowers of Invasive Earleaf Acacia and Christmas Senna Easy to Spot in November-December!

Posted: August 9, 2018

Above: The earleaf acacia (Acacia auriculiformis) grows to 40 feet tall and has unique curled, “ear” -whose ear? seed pods and unique, elongate leaves with parallel veins. Right, above: Compare the Christmas senna (Senna… Read More

Category: Agriculture, Invasive Species, UF/IFAS Extension

Tags: Acacia auriculiformis, Christmas senna, earleaf acacia, exotic, invasives

Factsheet: Exotic Invasives with Yellow Flowers Easy to Spot Now!

by Doug Caldwell "Dr. Dougbug"

Posted: December 6, 2008

Naples Daily News Dec. 6, 2008 Above: The earleaf acacia (Acacia auriculiformis) grows to 40 feet tall and has elongate leaves with parallel veins. Photo: Stephen Brown. UF/IFAS Lee Co. Extension. Right, above: Compare the… Read More

Category: Home Landscapes, Horticulture, Invasive Species, UF/IFAS Extension

Tags: Acacia auriculiformis, Christmas senna, Collier county, Doug Caldwell, earleaf acacia, exotic pest plant, Glaucous cassia, s. surattensis, Stephen Brown

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