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Saturday, June 13, 2009
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Terra Mirabilis
- Terra Mirabilis
- An ex-pat Brit and a former reporter at The Miami Herald, I now volunteer for various organizations, but mostly I garden. Compulsively. Obsessively. I can't help it; it's in the genes.
A few of the gardening blogs I like (More in my profile)
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Rain, Humidity & Heavenly Perfume ... My Dry Tropics Garden Journal ... End of Summer ... Week 9, 2026 - Garden Journal Entry - Week 9 catch-up(a two-month wet season recap.}Weather Report for both January & February:Seasons: End of Summer / Mid Wet Season Ma...
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Is “invasive” an offensive term? Should we talk about “colonialism”? And a palate-cleansing watercolor by Dürer. - Screen shot from Rebecca McMackin's Instagram feed. Rebecca McMackin, (horticulturist/writer/eco-influencer) is getting a lot of attention - a much-watch...2 days ago
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Summer Farewell - Dalea adenopoda - There are two native prairie clovers with the common name of summer farewell and they are very similar to each other. I've written previously abou...2 months ago
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2025 FNPS Annual Meeting - *Saturday, July 26th 10am-12pm* The Florida Native Plant Society holds a members meeting once a year. All FNPS members are invited to participate. We p...
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Garden Theme : How to Maintain a Low Maintenance Plants for Busy Working Lifestyle - Garden Tips - *What a Long Break : June 2023 - July 2024 From Blogging* I'm so surprised that time just few just like that. A lot had happened during these time frame. F...
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GARDENING AFTER HOUSTON'S HURRICANE HARVEY - Draining the Opuntia Pot There are several ways to lose plants along the Texas coast. As a tropical gardener, FROSTS & FREEZES top the catastrophe list. ...
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They Say It's Winter - I'm certain all my Florida gardening friends remember that awful winter of 2010 when we experienced an out-of-the-ordinary winter. If you don't remember, ...
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The 5 R's of Sustainable Gardening - As gardeners we already have an appreciation of the earth. We know the joy of growing beautiful flowers and picking fresh fruit right outside our back doo...
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My Guidance Counselor Said That I Was Not College Material - I'm writing this for anyone who has ever been told that they were not good enough to succeed in life, especially those like myself with learning disabili...
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Fall Vegetable Gardening: What to Plant in September - Are you the kind of gardener who thinks the season is over once your tomatoes ripen? Maybe life got in the way and you didn't plant a summer garden and thi...
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In the garden again - Tada! I was digging in the garden today, first time in two years. Such elation! My garden had deteriorated to such a state that I hired a lady, Angela, to...
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Here's my new blog on A Big Island Life - Introducing A Big Island Life I've been so busy lately with my new website, it is called A Big Island Life, a site dedicated to everything about the ...
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What Plants Talk About - A few months ago Mother Nature Network asked me to write a post for their website about plant sentience. My working title as I was writing the post was Do ...12 years ago
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Pineapples on their way - Three pineapple fruits are on their way. They were started from tops of regular grocery store fruits about three years ago. They didn't take much maintenan...
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Fabulous Foliage - A mild winter and the start of the summer rains have really given a boost to the foliage in the shady parts of the garden. The Sweet Almond bush is taking ...
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Rock pinelands in Miami
Native habitat in Miami
2 comments:
The flower looks like a Eucalyptus curtisii. Your tree has a larger leaf. About 50 years ago the south Florida gardeners starting a number of Eucalyptus species from seed. Just Google Eucalyptus and you might find the right species. I would be happy with just Eucalyptus.
I completely missed your comment. Sorry! I agree the flowers look similar, but this tree doesn't have the correct leaves for the eucalyptus. (I Googled E. curtisii images.) I guess it remains a mystery.
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