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29-Sep-2002
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Mr. Kristopher
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Omarea X Burkwoodii
Does anyone know about this plant at all? I see it in the local nursery alot, along with in landscaping at the local mall, it looks like ficus wiandii I think, and looks brittle. Does this tree make good bonsai, is it slow or fast grower, backbudder, etc
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29-Sep-2002
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Is there a Genus to go with that? I'd expect it to be something like
Ficus omarea x burkwoodi or Something-else omarea Regards Matt
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29-Sep-2002
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Mr. Kristopher
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It looks like a ficus wiandii like i said, however the tags that are on it say only omarea x barkwoodii not ficus omarea etc... the tag also said zone 7, and full sun or partial shade, but not much else....
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5-Oct-2002
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bonsaiTALK Master
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I recommend you try a google search on osmarea, you will find pictures of osmarea burkwoodii. I believe that this is another name for osmanthus.
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5-Oct-2002
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bonsaiTALK Master
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If osmarea is not what you were looking at, try a google search on bomarea, a plant that looks somewhat like a fuschia.
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