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Spathodea campanulata - African Tulip Tree
By Delonix1
2 Sep, 2011
6 likes
This is the other side of the previous photo. It still has a lot of die-back from the 7 year drought. Although, it's not as noticeable on this side of the tree. Photo taken at Presidio Park, San Diego, CA. on Aug, 29, 2011.
Comments on this photo
Meanie:
Yes, it has lot of flowers. It look terrible with all the die-back. Hopefully, the park district will cut out all the dead growth!
3 Sep, 2011
It would be nice, although your city fathers (and ours) may have other forms of cut backs on their minds soon..........
3 Sep, 2011
Meanie:
You're not kidding. You don't want to get me started on this subject! :>/
5 Sep, 2011
I'd be starting with their salaries and taking a look at their nepotism too!
5 Sep, 2011
I warned you not to get me started on this subject! lol! :>)
6 Sep, 2011
Very nice Del....:)))
10 Sep, 2011
Crissue:
This tree is not a very good specimen of this tree.
Check these out:
http://www.growsonyou.com/Delonix1/photos/Spathodea
10 Sep, 2011
ok will do...:))
10 Sep, 2011
:>)
11 Sep, 2011
The flowers are even more stunning up close :))))
11 Sep, 2011
Crissue:
Thanks! Yes, they are incredible in person. It's difficult to capture the true vividness of the flowers. I want to get a cutting of the golden/yellow variety one day.
11 Sep, 2011
Sounds nice :)))
11 Sep, 2011
Photo 56 of 169
What else?
See who else is growing Spathodea campanulata african Tulip tree.
See who else has plants in genus Spathodea.
Continues to bloom well though?
3 Sep, 2011