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Thu, Aug 9, 12 at 15:06
| I was in Houston yesterday at the VA and in one of the trees were a lot of ball looking things, Can you tell me what they are? I brought one home with me... Thanks! Trish |
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| Tillandsia recurvata, an epiphytic bromiliad commonly called 'ball moss '. It is a close relative of Spanish moss, Tillandsia usenoides. In some locations, this epiphyte is considered something of a problem. |
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- Posted by trish_robertson z8 Tx (redbudhill@windstream.net) on Thu, Aug 9, 12 at 16:00
| Thank you Rhizo!! Think I will put some in my oak tree... Trish |
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