BB Having had a delightful lunch with "Bon Vivante" company and having a travel "feral free" trip both ways, I consider it my duty to enlighten you on this tree variety, - it is a tree that prefers the reddish tones of spring and the greenish tones of summer. The latin name is "Changeous Toneous Arboreous"! -A most delightful tree for a roundabout.
I second that: Illawarra Flame tree. We have some of them here in Auckland. A while ago I posted a picture of one which has two halves which are out of sync, showing both red and green: http://auckland-west.co.nz/?p=1179
It certainly is colourful now.
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No idea what it is but its beautiful. Always associated those colours with autumn rather than spring.
ReplyDeleteWhen it is red, it looks like a Japanese maple. When it is green, it does not look like a Japanese maple.
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BB
ReplyDeleteHaving had a delightful lunch with "Bon Vivante" company and having a travel "feral free" trip both ways, I consider it my duty to enlighten you on this tree variety, - it is a tree that prefers the reddish tones of spring and the greenish tones of summer. The latin name is "Changeous Toneous Arboreous"! -A most delightful tree for a roundabout.
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"HB".
I love the effect when trees change color. Such a pretty tree.
ReplyDeleteHey Bill did my comment go astray ... it is almost certainly a Flame Tree. The red is spring flowers rather than the leaves.
ReplyDeleteI second that: Illawarra Flame tree. We have some of them here in Auckland. A while ago I posted a picture of one which has two halves which are out of sync, showing both red and green:
ReplyDeletehttp://auckland-west.co.nz/?p=1179