UPDATE: I have the pleasure to invite all my friends to visit my
blog friend Rose, from Rose ~ from Oz, to enjoy such a beautiful, lovely photos of
Tasmania, taken by her. I am very glad and honored because Rose dedicate
that post - A little bit of Tas - to me! Rose and me, by
e-mail, were commenting on how much parts of Brazil are similar to parts of
Australia and in this instance particularly Tasmania. Yes, we both agree with
that similarity, principally with São Paulo State where
I live in. I am sure all of you will enjoy that beautiful post!
I photographed that beautiful Golden Trumpet Tree - "Ipê Amarelo" at a neighbor fence in 2006 and I did another posts about that tree. You can see them on label Golden Trumpet Tree. The scientific name is Tabebuia, a neotropical genus of about 100 species of large shrubs and trees of the family Bignoniaceae, original from Brazil.
Link to "Good Fences" on "The Run *A* Round RanchI photographed that beautiful Golden Trumpet Tree - "Ipê Amarelo" at a neighbor fence in 2006 and I did another posts about that tree. You can see them on label Golden Trumpet Tree. The scientific name is Tabebuia, a neotropical genus of about 100 species of large shrubs and trees of the family Bignoniaceae, original from Brazil.
Eu fotografei este lindo Ipê Amarelo, plantado na cerca de um vizinho, em 2006 e também fiz outros posts sobre esta árvore. Você pode vê-las clicando na categoria Ipê Amarelo. Seu nome científico é Tabebuia, gênero com mais de 100 espécies, da Família Bignoniaceae,
originária do Brasil.
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