The little "Bottlebrush" tree I bought to grow tall in the middle of the big front area of my yard, is starting to put out pretty new growth in lovely fall colors. I'm not sure if the colors are normal on new growth, or if they have been caused by our cooler night temps but they sure are lovely. I planted this little tree a few months ago, and this is the first real noticeable growth on it.
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I love seeing the differences in your falls vs. mine!
Interesting tree - the fuzziness of the leaves intrigue me!
I have a small bottlebrush tree/bush. It hasn't bloomed in years, but I do enjoy the new leaves that always start out reddish in color and soft to touch.
This is a really cool little plant! I have never seen it before! Love the new growth color! I like that big rock in the photo, too....we don't have things like that here in south Florida!!!
Maybe when the snow flies here I will come down for a visit. I know you don't know me, but I'm nice and I'm craving some warmer weather!
I get to go to VA in early November for my "pie" time - except I call them my little punkins.
It's a beautiful little tree and so are those yellow flowers. Glad you left them to grow. I was just remarking to SAM that our grass is full of tiny wildflower blooms, and I wouldn't have it any other way. A "perfect" lawn or flower beds are not for me.
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