Cupressus macrocarpa.

There's that ginkgo again.



It's 45 degrees F.
Let's work in the greenhouse today.






Okay, I've got to go back out into the cold now.
Christopher..? A Hawaiian native Metrosideros, or pseudo-native, I believe.

The sun is giving sharp contrasts today.

Maybe too sharp.

Maybe you think those pictures should go in this order...?


Get it? Get it? Heh, heh.
Erica caniculata.

Really old-school, huh? I like it.

Melianthus major. In with the new...

and out with the old.


1 comment:
It could pass for a native Hawaiian Metrosideros and may be since there are shrub forms here that are the same species as the tree. I certainly wouldn't know for sure. It could be from New Zealand or any number of other places in Polynesia.
Heh, heh I wish I could get some.
A trip to the Bot Garden is always welcome.
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