#Laja — hot season
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#Monsoon
#FirstNations #Yawuru
Seed pods of the various #acacias: soap tree, pindan wattle, etc have split open. The #wildpear and #cockyapple are bearing fruit but it is not ripe yet. The #whitegum trees are flowering and attract the #honeyfly. The honey fly makes honey nests in the #Jigily tree and Inland #Bloodwood which is collected and eaten.
#turtles are mating and laying their eggs on the beaches.
Dombeya (Tropical Hydrangea)
I planted this beautiful Dombeya Burgessiae last winter, beneath a Wisteria tree, so it gets filtered morning sun. The beautiful flowers bloom from late summer to early winter. The species originates from Africa and Madagascar and grows well in subtropical conditions - a perfect "plant" for the South African Lowveld. The Dombeya is classified as a tree, and is also known as the Pink White Pear and Pink Ball tree. What attracted me to the Dombeya was the long stems and large leaves, […]https://carolinestreetblog.wordpress.com/2023/08/01/dombeya-tropical-hydrangea/
Retro-posted from 03-Jun-2023.
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