This is more widespread than I thought!Me neither
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This is more widespread than I thought!Me neither
An education on trees and baby Alice in one post? It doesn't get much better than that!Honestly MJ, without me being there with an identification guide, I really have no chance of identifying the species.
Google tells me that there are over 700 species of Eucalyptus.
I was just happy with your ID of it being a Eucalyptus.
When I was trying to identify the Blues Gums I planted as unnamed seedlings, the book I used started with the type of bark and went through all the characteristics of the tree finally getting to the structure of the flower for some species. Nomenclature can be very interesting but you need to be a bit of a detective! I still have trouble with the difference between a bottle brush (Callistemon) and a Melaleuca. (It's in the way the stamens are arranged. You need to look at them with a handy dandy pocket magnifier)
Sorry for the lecture.... I love Aussie natives.
Chicken tax.
Baby Alice
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Ok, educate me. All our Melaleuca are paperbarks so really easy to tell from a callistemon. Are there Melaleucas that aren't paperbarks?Honestly MJ, without me being there with an identification guide, I really have no chance of identifying the species.
Google tells me that there are over 700 species of Eucalyptus.
I was just happy with your ID of it being a Eucalyptus.
When I was trying to identify the Blues Gums I planted as unnamed seedlings, the book I used started with the type of bark and went through all the characteristics of the tree finally getting to the structure of the flower for some species. Nomenclature can be very interesting but you need to be a bit of a detective! I still have trouble with the difference between a bottle brush (Callistemon) and a Melaleuca. (It's in the way the stamens are arranged. You need to look at them with a handy dandy pocket magnifier)
Sorry for the lecture.... I love Aussie natives.
Chicken tax.
Baby Alice
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Loving the colours in your teacup today.Today's breakfast is the same as yesterday's except those are Peggy's eggs and that's the cup I got from Fortnum & Mason a couple of years ago.
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Awww she's so cute she broke the cute-o-meter!Honestly MJ, without me being there with an identification guide, I really have no chance of identifying the species.
Google tells me that there are over 700 species of Eucalyptus.
I was just happy with your ID of it being a Eucalyptus.
When I was trying to identify the Blues Gums I planted as unnamed seedlings, the book I used started with the type of bark and went through all the characteristics of the tree finally getting to the structure of the flower for some species. Nomenclature can be very interesting but you need to be a bit of a detective! I still have trouble with the difference between a bottle brush (Callistemon) and a Melaleuca. (It's in the way the stamens are arranged. You need to look at them with a handy dandy pocket magnifier)
Sorry for the lecture.... I love Aussie natives.
Chicken tax.
Baby Alice
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It was yummy bacon. SmokedLove the cup. Yummy brekky too.