any ideas??
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any ideas??
Pics of phone so not best my appoliges first time I've seen it flower in the over 3 years I have been working here.
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Re: any ideas??
Pretty sure we solved this one?
Wasn't this posted for ID a few days ago? (Even though we have been hit by the bugs)
I put my
in that it was a Brachychiton acerifolius and Squizzy corrected that as close but no cigar but I can't recall what he said
SQUIZZY.......................
Wasn't this posted for ID a few days ago? (Even though we have been hit by the bugs)
I put my


SQUIZZY.......................

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Re: any ideas??
you probably did Damian but i didnt get a chance to check before it crashed so i needed to repost
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Re: any ideas??
It looks like BRACHYCHITON 'Bella Donna Grafted' https://www.google.com.au/search?q=brac ... mAXvuYHgBA Which is a grafted hybrid between BRACHYCHITON . acerifolius x B. populneus. A small to medium native tree with a conical form, bears large panicles of pink/red flowers ..
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Re: any ideas??
thanks hackimotto its the first time i have seen it flower in the 3 years i been at work. Will look into making a nice littel ornimental out of it 

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