This gum is blooming at the end of our street.
this is the gum in question...a very significant tree in stature!
we examined the trunk of this gum in some detail.
down the hill we spotted this tree also in flower. Could someone please tell me what it is. It was very striking!
headed down for the river
youngest son decided to tackle this small hill while older brother volunteered the following, hey remember when we came down here with Duncan and it was really muddy and we all slid down on the seats of our pants...
glad he didn't tackle this part though!
we examined the trunk of this gum in some detail.
down the hill we spotted this tree also in flower. Could someone please tell me what it is. It was very striking!
headed down for the river
youngest son decided to tackle this small hill while older brother volunteered the following, hey remember when we came down here with Duncan and it was really muddy and we all slid down on the seats of our pants...
glad he didn't tackle this part though!
2 comments:
It is a hakea...
http://asgap.org.au/hakea.html
We used to call them pin-cushion flowers.
Tracey
Yup, a pincushion hakea.
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