Xanthorrhoea, aka grass tree, Narrogin, Western Australia, takes twenty years to bloom, resistant to fire and droughts, it can live for hundreds of years.
Prettier tear drops,
you’ll not see
than the ones, left by me.
a dawn bird
In response to RDP – Tuesday: Droplet
A Shared Space 
One of my favourite plants, we want to introduce one into our front garden soon. Love this.
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Dr T saved a couple in our first house and created the garden around them. He loves native flora. Good luck with yours.
Have you seen the paddock of grass trees in Nilgen, north of Lancelin. Pretty cool.
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Perhaps I have been through there a few times, but other places stay with me, just so glorious. We had one in a Perth house that I moved from the farm, but a friend we rented to killed it!!!!
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Oh no! I thought they were difficult to transplant. I’ll post some pics on the Nilgen reserve one of these days when I find them. Hundreds of kangaroo there too one morning. I thought it was very special! lol but that’s me!
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I think I’d get that, some of us are special 🙂
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🙂
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