Eucalyptus bridgesiana
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Jan
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Eucalyptus bridgesiana
For those styling Eucalypts here's a venerable Eucalyptus bridgesiana to consider,
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Re: Eucalyptus bridgesiana
Very nice twisted old tree
Where is it?
Ken
Where is it?
Ken
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Re: Eucalyptus bridgesiana
It grows on an dry, hard, east facing ridge above the Snowy River gorge on our farm.
It dropped another major branch last year (check to person's left) as a result of ongoing drought conditions but recent rain (mid Feb and early March 2010) has resulted in new growth. Great to see. It's a tree you have to stop and touch.
Jan
It dropped another major branch last year (check to person's left) as a result of ongoing drought conditions but recent rain (mid Feb and early March 2010) has resulted in new growth. Great to see. It's a tree you have to stop and touch.
Jan
Last edited by Jan on March 10th, 2010, 3:40 pm, edited 1 time in total.
