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White-leaved Bugloss
(Echium albicans) and >i>Odontarrhena serpyllifolia,
Arenales del Trevenque,
Sierra Nevada,
Granada,
Spain
15 Sept. 2020 Wittunga botanic gardena
It's named Eucalyptus Tetragona after the four angles on the fruit.
15 Sept. 2020 Wittunga botanic gardena
It's named Eucalyptus Tetragona after the four angles on the fruit.
15 Sept. 2020 Wittunga botanic gardena
It's named Eucalyptus Tetragona after the four angles on the fruit.
Ciste cotonneux - Grey-leaved cistus - Jara blanca
VAL Estepa blanca
Cistus albidus L. (port)
Bord de chemin de campagne (alt. 1340 m)
Vilafranca (province de Castelló, Communauté valencienne, Espagne)
Indigène (Ouest du Bassin méditerranéen)
Ciste cotonneux - Grey-leaved cistus - Jara blanca
VAL Estepa blanca
Cistus albidus L. (fleur)
Bord de chemin de campagne (alt. 1340 m)
Vilafranca (province de Castelló, Communauté valencienne, Espagne)
Indigène (Ouest du Bassin méditerranéen)
The death of the White-leaved Oak, based in a valley between Chase End Hill and Ragged Stone Hill at the southern end of the Malvern Hills, is probably hastened by this years continuing drought.
The tree is believed to be around 400 to 500 years old. A visit at the end of May showed what little new growth had emerged this Spring was dried up and shrivelled.
A sad loss for a tree that was a contender in the National 'Tree of the Year' competition in 2014
