Tree Ferns, Cooperleaf Shrub and Heliconia below.
By Delonix1
- 13 Oct, 2009
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The tall tree ferns are more than 20 feet / 6 meters tall and the
Cooper leaf is almost as tall and below is Heliconia. Photo taken
Oct. 12, 2009.
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I think it's Cyathea Cooperi - Australian Tree Fern. It's the most commonly grown tree fern here.
13 Oct, 2009
Yes I thought it looked familiar - such a sun hardy tree fern.
13 Oct, 2009
A great photo showing all those together :-)
13 Oct, 2009
I never meant to post this photo...it is too blurry! LOL!
Bernieh:
Yes, it is very sun hardy and it can grow very tall I've seen
them over 30 feet / 10 meter tall. I saw some other species
of tree ferns in the tropical rainforest area of the San Deigo
Zoo which were over 40 feet / 12.5 meters tall...however,
they were too shaded and intermingled with trees to take a
clear photo.
Louise1:
Thanks.
13 Oct, 2009
WQW! great photo. I like the misty effect of the filtered light.
16 Oct, 2009
Lori:
Thanks! Mushybanna inspired me to take this photo...he
had taken a similar photo in the Caribbean.
17 Oct, 2009
So tall! Don't these take extra watering, especially during your drought?
17 Oct, 2009
Orgratis:
Yes, they do...I would hate see the San Diego
Zoo's water bill!
18 Oct, 2009
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Magnificent - do you know what species the tree ferns are? Love the acalypha colours.
13 Oct, 2009