Bloom of Corymbosa.
By Stan510
- 31 Jul, 2020
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You can almost see the dripping nectar..
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Look at those big fruit pods too Kate. This tree species puts a lot of energy into reproducing. It's a show and a half!
1 Aug, 2020
It certainly is, Stan! As they say, an all rounder. Are there any animals or wildlife that eat the fruits?
2 Aug, 2020
I can't say for sure Kate,but in San Francisco where wild Mexican Parrots are,they might be feasting on the pods.
Opossums would eat flowers too,I'm sure..they climb trees in my area to get my Plums..dang them!
2 Aug, 2020
That’s interesting about the parrots, Stan. Nothing is safe in the garden is it!!! Crikey, you’ll be on high alert monitoring the plum thieves!
A patient of mine has several fruit trees. I came away last week with a massive bowl of the most delicious plums!!
2 Aug, 2020
Is it a tree or a vine, Stan?
4 Aug, 2020
Tree Lori. Mostly they are medium to patio trees..but old ones watered in a garden can get 15 meters or so tall and wider.
4 Aug, 2020
I love these trees! The red, pink and even white ones are beautiful! I know it's a super common tree, but it's still one of my favorites!
30 Aug, 2020
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This photo is of species Corymbosa filicifolia.
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It’s a really unusual flower, love the exoticness, Stan. Looks a real treat for the insects.
1 Aug, 2020