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Not in my garden, 4/6/14

jim_1 (Zone 5B)

10 years ago

Another one from Madeira - a Bottlebrush Tree.

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lilosophie
10 years ago
Yellow bottle-brushes, they look very natural. I only know the red blooming ones
anneliese_32
10 years ago
Ditto here, only the red ones and those in a Botanical Garden.
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jim_1 (Zone 5B)
Original Author
10 years ago
Here's a close up.
gmatx zone 6
10 years ago
Can definitely see where they came up with the name for them. Your pictures are terrific, Jim.
west_gardener
10 years ago
I've never seen nor heard of yellow or any other than red Bottlebrush trees. Learned something new today.
Thanks
Jim

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