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Silas_Sancona

By Silas_Sancona
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Some shots of a Shaving Brush Tree (Pseudobombax ellipticum) specimen growing in a nearby parking lot near Bayshore Gardens and 41 here in Bradenton. Seen this specimen many times driving around town but wasn't sure what color variant it was. Quite a sight up close. New foliage is incredible. Enjoy!





-Nathan-

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A few more shots...

-Nathan-

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Beautiful shots. Every tree I see around here has finished flowering by the time the new growth flushes out. Wonder what could cause the difference?

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Rick,

Kind of curious myself since others I have seen had dropped all their flowers by the time they started leafing out. I thought to check on it because my four seedlings just started flushing about a week ago.

-Nathan-

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