Brachychiton discolor - Lacebark Tree Flowers
By Delonix1
- 4 Oct, 2012
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Many of the Bachychiton species are in full bloom now. Photo taken at Quail Botanical Gardens (San Diego County) on Sept. 4, 2012.
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Pretty. I do not see any leaves Delonix1.
4 Oct, 2012
Terratoonie:
Thanks! :>)
4 Oct, 2012
Klahanie:
Thanks. Brachychiton species tend to loose most of their leaves just before they bloom.
4 Oct, 2012
So, it is winter flowering tree, right? And does it have a nice characteristics of the trunk? It is called lace-bark tree.
5 Oct, 2012
Some bloom in winter. Brachychiton is very interesting. Many species can bloom almost any time of the year. They're strange trees.
Here's some of my Brachychiton pics I think you'll enjoy.
http://www.growsonyou.com/Delonix1/photos/Brachychiton
5 Oct, 2012
Thanks.
They look also attractive when they are in full leaf.
6 Oct, 2012
Yes, they're very popular attractive trees. They're widely used as street trees here in San Diego.
6 Oct, 2012
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See who else has plants in genus Brachychiton.
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Lovely :o)
4 Oct, 2012