Illawarra flame tree

Brachychiton Acerifolius – Tips on Growing Illawarra Flame Tree The Illawarra flame tree is native to Australia’s northern tropical and subtropical regions. This is one of the major attractions that you can have growing in your garden. Its bright attractive flowers cover up the entire tree and this is a sight to behold in your […]

In Brisbane we don't get the colourful trees in Autumn but in Spring the suburbs hide under an umbrella of purple Jacaranda trees and red Flame trees. The Illawarra Flame Tree is a native of tropical Australia. It loses its leaves in the dry season and then the flowers bloom. After the flowers the leaves reappear in the wet season. The Jacaranda Tree is a native of Central and South America but has adapted well in Australia.

Illawarra Flame Trees or Brachychiton acerifolius are stunning Australian native trees famous for their striking red blooms. When mature they are drought tolerant.

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Lethbridge Gallery ILLAWARRA FLAME TREE By Scott McDougall $3,800 Medium: Oil on board Size: 40cm by 40cm

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Jacaranda and Illawarra Flame trees in full bloom. Lake Parramatta, NSW.

Illawarra Flame Tree - Brachychiton acerifolius - circa 1912