Little buds of a Fever Tree

I should have explained how this Acacia got it's name. When the early settlers arrived, they noticed that this Acacia with a pale green stem only grows in areas where there is Malaria. Hence the name Fever Tree.

[Connie Little]

Never heard of this tree before. Like the little balls on the buds. Great shot that shows their progression.

[bkb in the city]

Very nice

[Joanna kate]

Lovely and bright

[tony gig]

Great capture...Fav

[sally agnew]

Lovely and bright :)

[Lou Ann]

Nice to see each stage of life for these flowers, all in one photo!

[Henri Russell]

I have never heard of this tree. It is nice to see all the stages of the blooms.

[Islandgirl]

Pretty blooms!

[Carole Sandford]

Bright & cheerful for sure!

[Merrelyn]

Lovely colours, the flowers are similar to our wattles :)

[KWind]

Pretty colours and textures.

[Suzanne]

Nice shot of the different stages

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely to see some cheerful colour

[Diana Moss]

Bright and beautiful

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot of the branches and it`s flowers .

[Michelle]

Beautiful colour, lovely capture 😊

[Julienne Jones]

Beautiful capture with great atmospere

[Faye Turner]

Wonderful details and colour!

[Helen Sanderson]

lovely colour

[Rick]

Neat looking flowers. Great shot.

[Taffy]

Really beautiful lighting and lovely flowers.

[Diana]

@littleconnie @bkbinthecity @joannakate @tonygig @hermann @louannwarren @henrir @radiogirl @carole_sandford @merrelyn @kwind @suzanne234 @craftymeg @snowy @pyrrhula @bigmxx @julienne1 @fayefaye @hrs @rickster549 @taffy Thanks for the lovely comments and fav. It is very much appreciated.

[Diana]

@littleconnie @henrir It is a variety of Acacia. The fist settlers who came here noticed that the bark is a pale green instead of brown. They also discovered that this tree only grows in areas where there is Malaria, hence the name Fever Tree.