Agonis flexuosa - Australian Willow Myrtle
By Delonix1
4 Nov, 2009
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This evergreen tree is commonly grown as a street tree...however, it has, as you can see a gigantic trunk. It's a fast growing tree and extremely drought tolerant. Photo taken in Balboa Park on Oct. 19, 2009.
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Great shot of a lovely tree!
4 Nov, 2009
Bernieh:
Peppermint Willow tree is its other common name here too.
Theoldgunner:
Thanks!
5 Nov, 2009
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It is a magnificent tree - we often call it the Peppermint Willow because of the smell you get when you crush the leaves.
4 Nov, 2009