Pink Flowering Gum Tree-6957 (Eucalyptus ficifolia).
 

Our front yard, Qld. Australia.

Pink Flowering Gum Tree-6957 (Eucalyptus ficifolia).
 

On Sat, 22 Dec 2007 21:55:24 +1000, "Marutchi" BarbaraH*REMOVE
wrote:

Our front yard, Qld. Australia.

That's pretty.

Pink Flowering Gum Tree-6957 (Eucalyptus ficifolia).
 

BarbaraH wrote
Our front yard, Qld. Australia.

Now I wonder if that will grow and flower here? Quite a few Eucalypts do.

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Regards
Bob Hobden
17mls W. of London.UK

Pink Flowering Gum Tree-6957 (Eucalyptus ficifolia).
 

joevan wrote:
On Sat, 22 Dec 2007 21:55:24 +1000, "Marutchi" BarbaraH*REMOVE
wrote:

Our front yard, Qld. Australia.

That's pretty.

Thanks, the birds and insects sure think so. :-)
Actually I've misnamed it, apparently they've changed the name to 'Corymbia
ficifolia'.

Pink Flowering Gum Tree-6957 (Eucalyptus ficifolia).
 

Basketweaver wrote:
Beautiful as always!

Thank you Pam. :-)

Pink Flowering Gum Tree-6957 (Eucalyptus ficifolia).
 

Bob Hobden wrote:

Now I wonder if that will grow and flower here? Quite a few Eucalypts
do.

They're a pretty hardy tree.

Pink Flowering Gum Tree-6957 (Eucalyptus ficifolia).
 

BarbaraH wrote ...
Bob Hobden wrote:

Now I wonder if that will grow and flower here? Quite a few Eucalypts
do.

They're a pretty hardy tree.

I've been told (by someone that knows Corymbia ficifolia, it's new old name)
that it is grown down in Cornwall and Tresco but is not too keen on frost
which we have had here down to -4°C over recent weeks. They also said it
would be difficult to find in the UK as a grafted tree, with the flower
colour being a certainty, and that whilst seeds are available it often does
not come true from seed with off white flowers a possibility. He did mention
that there are Red and also Orange flowered varieties of this plant too.
Still might try some from seed though.

--
Regards
Bob Hobden
17mls W. of London.UK