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harrys wrote: Thu Dec 10, 2020 1:14 pm What plant is this, all the branches and trunk has long very sharp thorns

Where is this, Harry?

As Lisbeth is saying looks oleander-like and Nerium oleander is a popular ornamental, does Oleander have thorns on the trunk -O-

IF it is Oleander and it is in your garden, keep in mind that it is highly toxic.


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Klipspringer wrote: Thu Dec 10, 2020 1:36 pm
harrys wrote: Thu Dec 10, 2020 1:14 pm What plant is this, all the branches and trunk has long very sharp thorns

Where is this, Harry?

As Lisbeth is saying looks oleander-like and Nerium oleander is a popular ornamental, does Oleander have thorns on the trunk -O-

IF it is Oleander and it is in your garden, keep in mind that it is highly toxic.
In our garden in Bela Bela, Limpopo province, here is another pic of the tree -O-
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Pachypodium lamerei

Native to Madagascar, but popular ornamental.

Probably also toxic to cats and dogs, do some research!


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Klipspringer wrote: Thu Dec 10, 2020 2:23 pm Pachypodium lamerei

Native to Madagascar, but popular ornamental.

Probably also toxic to cats and dogs, do some research!
Very harmful to humans if they fall into it :twisted:


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Pit up a warning sign, a fence and educate your dogs to not eat or sniff any fruits, leaves etc =O:


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It is definitely not an oleander lol


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Lisbeth wrote: Thu Dec 10, 2020 6:43 pm It is definitely not an oleander lol
But has the same leaves and is in the same family lol

Well done for directing us to the correct ID ^Q^


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The same family :shock: Seeing the trunk, I would never have thought so :shock:

It is such a lovely plant with flowers for the whole summer. It makes me think of the sea. They are planted all the way from Genova to Ventimiglia in the middle of the motorway :-)


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Small forb, Nelspruit hillside:

(Flower about 4cm)



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Please take photos from a better angle next time and provide a view of the plant not only the flower :twisted:

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