Nov 3, 2025
Eucalipto rosso (Eucalyptus camaldulensis Dehnh., Myrtaceae)
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Eucalipto rosso (Eucalyptus camaldulensis Dehnh., Myrtaceae)
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Eucalyptus torquata
Australia has hundreds of Eucalyptus species, and a large percentage of them have small white flowers that aren't very showy, so we greatly appreciate those that buck the trend and produce dazzling flowers, as seen here with E. torquata. The base of the flower is glossy scarlet, and the many pink stamens make a stunning addition. This small tree is endemic to Western Australia. Eucalyptus is part of the Myrtle Family.
-Brian
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Cranbourne Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, Vic
Callistemon x 'Woodlander's Hardy' / 'Woodlander's Hardy' Bottlebrush at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
#3267 - Eucalyptus macrocarpa - Mottlecah
AKA morrel. Another WA endemic mallee eucalypt, admired for its silver foliage and ludicrously enormous flowers.
In the wild it grows in sand in the Kwongan heathland northwards from Perth.
Erskine, Perth, WA
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Eucalyptus cinerea
Time for Tea
Tea Tree, also known as Manuka Myrtle (Leptospermum scoparium), blooming profusely in the Australian Garden. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.
Verticordia inclusa is a small shrub usually grows in coastal heath west of Esperance, southwest Western Australia. The common name feather flower comes from the long hairs of the sepals. Over 100 species are in this genus and they come with all kinds of different colours.