


From the Peradeniya Botanical Garden in Kandy, Sri Lanka come these pretty trees, part of a huge collection from around the world. The big bud is on a tree called Rose of Venezuela (Brownea Kewensis), and is from South America. The one that looks like a mobile (with a closeup of the flower) is called Queen of Flowering Tree (Ahnerstia Nobilis), and is from Burma.
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A comment from @LMAshton on Twitter:
We have a jambu tree. Ants are usually in the opening at the bottom of the fruit, plus the fruit doesn't have much flavour.
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