Random plants form BRISBANE GARDENS, AUSTRALIA.

Afternoon steemers,
What a busy second half to the week it has been for us here in Brisbane. Monday was a public holiday and it rained all day Tuesday so we had 5-days work to smash out in 3 days. So here we are again with another post of random plants from a variety of gardens I work in :-)

This Hibiscus sp. which I presume to be H. arnottianus (Hawaiian Hibiscus) was cut hard this week, it stood about 15 feet tall and is know about 8 feet tall. This is the plant that the Variable Lady Beetle was found on from my previous post.

Bit of a blurry still shot of Amagelia cingulata (Blue Banded Bee.) Please check out the video of him doing his thing:
https://steemit.com/nature/@brizhorticulture/r9ur4udu

And another :-) I will get some shots with my camera and do a profile on theses Bees, they are my favourite!

Believe it or not this geometrical Rosa sp. specimen is actually grown in a pot. I avoid spraying this one because a Leaf Cutter Bee lives in a pipe beside it.

Who needs stump grinders when you have Bracket Fungi do brake down old tree stumps for you?

The protective nest of Amarusa australis (Spittle-Bug.) Pretty easy to guess where it gets its name from!

I think tomorrow I will jump in the ute and head to the beautiful Northern N.S.W. area in search of inspiration for another travel related blog, or I could just sleep the weekend away.........who's to say really ;-)
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Thanks for stopping by and Happy gardening,
Sam.