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Acacia karroo, Sweet Thorn
 Acacia karroo
Family: Mimosoideae / Mimosaceae
Sweet Thorn
Origin: South Africa
small tree 10-20 ftfull sunmoderate wateryellow/orange flowersthorny or spinyethnomedicalattracts butterflies, hummingbirdssubtropical, cold hardy at least to 30s F for a short timeincuded in CD catalog

This is one of South Africa's most beautiful and useful trees. It is integrally part of Africa's history having been used for everything from raft-making to sewing needles and fencing for the houses of the royal Zulu women. The thorns were even used by early naturalists to pin the insects they collected!

Bark used in tanning, rope making and production of edible gum. The root is used in traditional medicine.


 
Acacia karroo, Sweet Thorn

Acacia karroo, Sweet Thorn
Acacia karroo, Sweet Thorn
Acacia karroo, Sweet Thorn
Acacia karroo, Sweet Thorn


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   4604 Acacia arabica - seeds
Sweet thorn. Yellow flowers are very attractive.
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Per pack: 6 large seedsIn stock
2.95  
 
   4265 Acacia karroo - Sweet Thorn
This is one of South Africa's most beautiful and useful trees. It is integrally part of Africa's history having been used for everything from raft-making to sewing needles and fencing for the houses of the royal Zulu women. The thorns were even used by early naturalists to pin the insects they collected! Bark used in tanning, rope making and production of edible gum. The root is used in traditional medicine.
This item is certified for shipping to California.
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