Banksia serrata

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The flowerheads of the the Saw. Banksia or Red Honeysuckle (<i>Banksia serrata</i>) just before they start to open. The grey colour becomes near white as the heads mature. This 10-16m tall evergreen tree is found in eastern Australia. The name. Red Honeysuckle refers to the colour of the beautifully grained wood, while. Saw. Banksia is a reference to the serrated leaf edges, which are quite stiff once the foliage matures. Order: Proteales, Family: Proteaceae<br /> <br /> <span style='color:red'>Note:</span> this image intentionally has very shallow depth of field. The focus is centred on nearest buds at the top of the head
 

The flowerheads of the the Saw. Banksia or Red Honeysuckle (Banksia serrata) just before they start to open. The grey colour becomes near white as the heads mature. This 10-16m tall evergreen tree is found in eastern Australia. The name. Red Honeysuckle refers to the colour of the beautifully grained wood, while. Saw. Banksia is a reference to the serrated leaf edges, which are quite stiff once the foliage matures. Order: Proteales, Family: Proteaceae

Note: this image intentionally has very shallow depth of field. The focus is centred on nearest buds at the top of the head
 

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