Vachellia (Acacia) farnesiana

[Meangreen94z]

A Texas native . There is a nice landscape at a nearby shopping center that has integrated them

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[Meangreen94z]

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[Paul S]

What a great planting scheme - so simple, so effective!

[Fairview]

Bet nobody tries to climb them.

[Meangreen94z]

Bet nobody tries to climb them.

Yeah, farnesiana and greggii make for a great barrier if you have problems with people crossing your property .

[Gee.S]

I want see a new game show, Guess the Culprit, in which various wounds are shown with contestants needing to guess the plant responsible in order to claim prizes or cash rewards.

[Meangreen94z]

I want see a new game show, Guess the Culprit, in which various wounds are shown with contestants needing to guess the plant responsible in order to claim prizes or cash rewards.

A fun day in the garden is usually followed by 2-3 days of finding where all the thorns are embedded. Sometimes I don’t even notice they are there until certain types of clothes are worn. My wife questions how I even manage to scratch my back up.

[Gee.S]

I have a complete spine removal kit, which I use often. This includes loupes, a small exacto knife, and a tweezers.