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Wednesday, 29 May 2013

Wellington's flowering kohekohe trees

Kohekohe flowers

The kohekohe is an unusual flowering tree. Maybe you can spot something unusual about the flowers.

Posted by Gillian Candler at 16:24

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Labels: autumn, cauliflory, flowers, Hemi Matenga Reserve, kohekohe trees, native plants, nature journal, places to visit, Porirua Scenic Reserve, trees, Wellington, Whareroa Farm, winter

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Wednesday, 29 May 2013

Wellington's flowering kohekohe trees