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6 comments:
This is so beautiful. I had no idea how colorful eucalyptus trees were.
Thanks for helping me find out what kind of trees there were. I saw rows of them in Puerto Rico and was amazed at the colors.
http://www.pbase.com/dfw8888/image/135597071
Woow, those trees are stunning. Like staring at a living art piece. We need more of these trees all over the world. Why is this the first time i've ever heard of this?
I just found out about this tree. Amazing!
Wow!! Where can get this amazing tree from for my garden ??
There's a eucalyptus tree over looking my friend's back garden in north Manchester (UK)... but it looks nothing like these. Is it a particular species of eucalyptus or climate conditions that cause the colours?
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