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19-MAR-2016 Yvonne

Firewheel Tree

At home

Stenocarpus sinuatus.. the Queensland Firewheel (or Wheel of Fire) Tree apparently also grows in California
but mine grows on the edge of the rose garden, close to a huge trellis that is covered
in the single rose Laevigata or Cherokee. This tree is quite slow growing and because
of the closeness of the trellis has a clematis attaching itself through the top of the tree
giving some colour before the tree does its thing with these red strange looking whorls.
This tree is related to the popular macadamia.

Canon EOS 40D ,Tamron SP AF 90mm f/2.8
1/200s f/5.6 at 90.0mm iso400 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto
Alexander Kazakov14-Apr-2016 12:47
Fantastic! V
Irene Wehrli11-Apr-2016 08:49
A striking tree with its red whorls, looking like strands of wool to me..
Irene
Buz Kiefer21-Mar-2016 22:36
Most unusual tree and very pretty. Nice photo and treatment. Vote.
Bryan Murahashi21-Mar-2016 04:11
Beautiful red blooms. V
They probably can be seen at the UC Santa Cruz arboretum where they have plants from Australia and Africa on display.
Gill Kopy21-Mar-2016 01:40
Such a beautiful and unusual flower - super shot V
Don20-Mar-2016 21:43
Great that this does well near Adelaide; 'tis native up this way in rainforest.
Walter Otto Koenig20-Mar-2016 20:44
Very nice details and beautiful vibrant color. "V"
Jean Chiasson20-Mar-2016 20:25
Beautiful image presentation Yvonne V
William Barletta20-Mar-2016 18:57
what a brilliant red ! ~v~
Johnny JAG20-Mar-2016 18:43
Beautiful!
Jeff Real20-Mar-2016 13:38
This is an unusual one for me. So beautiful also
~V~
laine20-Mar-2016 12:43
The red is so pure...yours is healthy, Von
borisalex20-Mar-2016 09:41
Amazing tree and shot! V.
Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)20-Mar-2016 09:33
Great image my friend! V
Paolo
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