The everyday of our family farm
How absolutely beautiful.
Lovely capture!
What is that plant? It's definitely unique!
Yes, an Australian native. I believe it is a Melaleuca Armillaris commonly known as a Bracelet Honey Myrtle. I found it growing in one of our tree lines. Only a small plant (at this stage) but quite spectacular.
Para si e sua família desejo um Natal de Luz! Abençoado e repleto de alegrias. AG
Thank you! May you also have a wonderful Christmas.
That is very pretty and so delicate.
Lovely shot. Diane
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How absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely capture!
ReplyDeleteWhat is that plant? It's definitely unique!
ReplyDeleteYes, an Australian native. I believe it is a Melaleuca Armillaris commonly known as a Bracelet Honey Myrtle. I found it growing in one of our tree lines. Only a small plant (at this stage) but quite spectacular.
DeletePara si e sua família desejo um Natal de Luz! Abençoado e repleto de alegrias.
ReplyDeleteAG
Thank you! May you also have a wonderful Christmas.
DeleteThat is very pretty and so delicate.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot. Diane
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