Effect of the drought on a backyard tree
from w
It was sad to chop down this tree which was in the centre of our backyard, a small tree sheltering the barbecue, but it just died because of the drought. A tree usually covered with a thick foliage of green leaves. The leaves all died and the seedpods cracked open. Our citrus trees are surviving...just.
Labels: drought
posted by Peceli and Wendy's Blog at 3:02 PM
2 Comments:
A lovely sketch of what had been a lovley tree, looks like a hakea of some sort.
I don't know the name of this species but the seedpods I think are like a hakea. I am surprised that a native tree died as many of the native trees are surviving. But I notice that several trees in the nature strips nearby are looking desperate and many leaves are brown.
w.
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