as i know it we have a tree on site called the 'rough-bark apple' aka 'angophora floribunda'.

at present these trees are putting on a flush of new tip/leaf growth, there are a significent number of trees i refer to here so here is the question:

all trees almost equaly are either showing tip growth colour of a lemon/green or yellow/green appearance or either a ruset/red-green appearance it is quiet pretty to see.

does this signify that there could be 2 different species of this tree? or is this a natural anomily?

in all other species observatiosn tip growths a pretty much the same colour eg.,. blue-gums, iron-barks etc.,. all ahve their own colour ranges.

we ahd a tree audit done and we are supposed to have the following 2 trees on site as well:

'Angophora subvelutina - broad-leaved apple'
'Angophora leiocarpa - smooth barked apple'

to repeat the two examples i ask about look the same to me, they are somewhat untidy growth tree with rough bark.

tia

len

It must have been great to name any tree floribunda.

Neil

with our trees i think they had flowered some time back but at present this is all a new flush of growth for me inicating some good rain on the way, but trees of the same stature/age no matter what height are displaying these 2 different colour patterns even when they are all but side by side.

and although not everyones fave' tree they are the message that tells me that where they grow has a good clean aquafa they are one tree that wants it right or they won't be there.

len