THE TRIP VIII WEEPING KOHWAI by rocserum

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Jul 06, 2009

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Sophora microphylla Weeping kowhai, Kowhai trees grow throughout the country and are a common feature in New Zealand gardens. Outside of New Zealand, Kowhais tend to be restricted to mild temperate maritime climates. Hope you like it Take care, have a wonderful day, and thanks for your support and kind comments you’ve gives me on my previous postings. It’s so inspiring! Also thanks to everyone who added my work as there favorite!s

Comments (12)

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MrsRatbag

4:02PM | Mon, 06 July 2009

What a strange and beautiful tree this is! Excellent capture

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Str4wB34ry

4:24PM | Mon, 06 July 2009

Weird and wonderful all at the same time. This is an unusual looking tree - they look like bunches of bananas! Fabulous shot.

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Faemike55

4:51PM | Mon, 06 July 2009

Very interesting and VERY different tree

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MOSKETON

5:24PM | Mon, 06 July 2009

fantastica imagen, felicidades.

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Blush

6:28PM | Mon, 06 July 2009

Beautiful Never saw anything like this in KY Hugs Susan~

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tennesseecowgirl

7:32PM | Mon, 06 July 2009

Awesome and very different!

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bpclarke

8:32PM | Mon, 06 July 2009

What a beautiful plant. Splendid capture.

MedTran39

10:37PM | Mon, 06 July 2009

WOW - have never seen anything like that before! Great shot!

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kgb224

1:28AM | Tue, 07 July 2009

Wonderful capture.

lucindawind

4:28PM | Tue, 07 July 2009

really interesting and very pretty !

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npauling

9:03PM | Tue, 07 July 2009

This is one of my favourite flowers and I have one in the garden. The bellbirds really love these too and come in for a feast of nectar when they are out and they have such a lovely voice to hear in the garden.

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