Records made by Mark Hyde

Planted per the owner

Magnificent large specimen providing shade for the garden. Some (unseasonal) flowers seen.

This tree was planted on 11 October 1991 by Queen Eliziabeth.

Planted per the owner

Pods coiled because of an insect

Tree with extraordinary curved pods in extreme cases almost circular; an effect of some gall or disease.

Clear gum oozing from the trunk

Small tree;not in flower

Slightly flat-topped tree

Covered in a species of Viscum

Not planted

Fine colony of tall trees

Flat-topped tree

Exuding copious gum from the bark

Huge wide spreading tree

Possibly planted

Var. not distinguished

Abundant in grassland, probably in areas of former disturbance

Typically 9 fruits per head

Single plant

Single plant

Very common in riverine shade iNaturalist record

A few plants outside of a garden wall

Naturalised

In large quantity amongst other weeds and escaped species

Apparently naturalised

Abundantly naturalised in moist valley

Tall plants looking well naturalised

In flower. Possibly planted or an escape.

Climber; leaves dark green, glossy, thickly textured.

Fine colony on vertical rock face

In flower

Numerous large plants bearing long racemes in full flower

On a Dichrostachys cinerea

In flower

Planted on Dichrostachys cinerea and neighbouring shrubs. Flowers slightly ivory-white; petals become reflexed as flowering continues