Erythrina caffra - Kaffir Coral Tree
By Delonix1
30 Oct, 2010
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The Kaffir Coral trees are starting to bloom now. This is the most widely grown Coral tree in Southern California...and it's one of the largest...growing to 50ft./15 m. tall and spreading much wider. Photo taken at Paradise Point Resort on Oct. 29, 2010.
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Beautiful :o)
30 Oct, 2010
Agree.
30 Oct, 2010
Meanie:
Thanks! It's very common along the freeways in San Diego.
30 Oct, 2010
Terratoonie, Clarice:
Thanks! :>)
30 Oct, 2010
Lovely photo Delonix1, and what a lovely orange!!!
30 Oct, 2010
I wish we could grow such colourful roadside trees here in the UK...
31 Oct, 2010
Linsuffolk:
Thank you! :>)
31 Oct, 2010
Rbtkew:
There's so many colorful trees and vines which grow along the freeways, streets and medians. A few examples are: Bougainvillea, Jacaranda, Cassia leptophylla, Bauhinia x blakeana, Bauhinia variegata.
31 Oct, 2010
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Another beauty Delonix!
30 Oct, 2010