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Autumn abundance

Tuesday, 21 May 2013 12:01

This calm and occasionally wet autumn is going to be an abundant season for the beautiful Kohe Kohe trees.
The flowers come straight out of the tree trunk making it therefore a very special tree.
The birds love it and there are regular visits of the Tui, Bellbird and the smaller Silver Eye.

The flowers will be followed by the seeds that look just like grapes.

kohekohe 1 kohekohe 2

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