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The Garden

A wonderful description of this tree exists in H Finch-Hatton’s book Advance Australia:

‘In the middle of the garden, on a patch of smooth green turf, stands the most magnificent Poinciana tree I ever saw about 60 feet high, with huge spreading boughs sweeping right down to the ground. The foliage is light green and exactly resembles the leaf of a sensitive plant, and in summer it is literally covered with huge spiral flowers of the most brilliant crimson.’ 

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Last updated: 10th January 2008

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