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Cyathea cooperi - Lacy Tree Fern again (for Dottydaisy)

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By Bernieh


Cyathea cooperi - Lacy Tree Fern again (for Dottydaisy) (Cyathea cooperi (Lacy Tree Fern))

Seen at Roma Street Parklands - the bench seat and bin give you more of an idea of how tall these tree ferns are.



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Yes that looks just like it .doesn't it

9 Oct, 2009

 

It's so similar Mushy - not sure if it's the same variety but the foliage is the same. It's what I thought of when I first saw your photo.

9 Oct, 2009

amy
Amy
 

What a lovely walkway and trees !

9 Oct, 2009

 

I would love to be able to go through there lovely photo.

9 Oct, 2009

 

great photo ,great place

9 Oct, 2009

 

Could just take a walk down there, looks a brill place....

9 Oct, 2009

 

Amazing and beautifull and in full sun Burnieh..

9 Oct, 2009

 

Youngdaisydee - they are known for their hardiness and will tolerate full sun if they are very well watered. In this parkland there's a misting system throughout the Ferny Grove as well as the watering system - so they get very well-watered.

10 Oct, 2009

 

Ahhhh I see, well there doing a fantastic job, they really are Amazing..

10 Oct, 2009

 

That is incredible, such height, thanks for that B.

10 Oct, 2009

 

You're welcome DD - it's one thing to say they can reach 30 feet but it's another when you can actually see them. Glad the photos gave you a clearer idea.

10 Oct, 2009

 

Cracking photo again BH!

Looks a lovely place for a walk

11 Oct, 2009

 

It is a fantastic place for a stroll Oddbillie - it's a refreshing spot.

11 Oct, 2009

 

Fantastic - I wonder how long before mine are this tall!!!!LOL

13 Oct, 2009

 

Great photo

14 Oct, 2009



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This photo was taken at Roma Street Parklands - Brisbane, Queensland, Australia (labelled as Enoggera Park).

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