Melia Species, Bead-Tree, Cape Lilac, Chinaberry, Indian Lilac, …
The neighbor behind me (in Southern California) has allowed chinaberry trees to grow, uncontrolled, in his backyard. They are fast-growin...Read More g, invasive, and destructive! …
Carolina Gardening:Chinaberry tree, not kidding - Dave's Garden
Aug 5, 2012 · I would love a quick growing short lived tree (oh yeah, I'm going there!) to fill in and provide shade for 10-15 yrs, or until the live oaks' canopies become big enough to create …
Melia Species, Chinaberry Tree, Texas Umbrella Tree …
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Carolina Gardening: Chinaberry tree, not kidding, 1 by …
I would love a quick growing short lived tree (oh yeah, I'm going there!) to fill in and provide shade for 10-15 yrs, or until the live oaks' canopies become big enough to create shade. I want a few …
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Bead Tree, Persian Lilac, Pride of India, Pride of China, Chinaberry ...
Apr 20, 2025 · A thread in the PlantFiles Pictures forum, titled Bead Tree, Persian Lilac, Pride of India, Pride of China, Chinaberry, Umbrella T
Melia Species, Bead-Tree, Cape Lilac, Chinaberry, Indian Lilac, …
The shiny, deep green, delicate leafed chinaberry tree brings back found memories of my youth when my six brothers and I would have chinaberry fights when the berries turned green. The …
Soap Berry, Wild Chinaberry, Florida Soap Berry, Soap Nut, Soap Tree
Soap Berry, Wild Chinaberry, Florida Soap Berry, Soap Nut, Soap Tree Sapindus saponaria One vendor has this plant for sale Upload Image Print Version View Gallery 3 photos
Plant Identification:SOLVED: Weed that looks like a small tree
Mar 21, 2025 · Looks like Chinaberry (Melia azedarach) seedlings. Probably from bird poop. You're going to be busy pulling them out ... hope you succeed.