These 2 photos taken on the 19 of September
and show the delicacy of the
Grass Tree flower stalk!
At the side is the previous stalk still attached.
Fairly soon little native bees, honey bees,
ants and some wattle birds will visit and
help with pollinating the flowers.
In the early morning the flowers
have large drops of a clear nectar!
(Please click on the photo to enlarge)
Grass Tree No.2
flowers have a quite different
look from the photo's above.
The flowers are thick and almost tangled,
so far almost all of my seedling have
come from this most productive plant.
Photo's taken 6/10/09
Hippeastrum
I found this bulb dropped on the footpath
by a weekend gardener
on a morning walk about 3 years ago.
Since then it has excelled in
beauty and size!
1 comment:
That red flower is magnificent. I saw something like it potted in a florist's shop once, but never knew what to call it. Now I do, thanks to you! :)
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