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Lightly scented flowers, visited by native bees and butterlies. The photo taken at 4 pm.
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Lightly scented flowers, visited by native bees and butterlies. The photo taken at 4 pm.
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The silk tassel bush in this region is threatened by plantation forest management practices and fire suppression.
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This beautiful silk tassel bush is an early successional forest species that is dependent upon regular fire for regeneration. Plantation tree farming practices are causing the extirpation of this species along with many formerly widespread species that naturally occur in the early forest environment.
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This beautiful silk tassel bush is an early successional forest species that is dependent upon regular fire for regeneration. Plantation tree farming practices are causing the extirpation of this species along with many formerly widespread species that naturally occur in the early forest environment.
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This beautiful silk tassel bush is an early successional forest species that is dependent upon regular fire for regeneration. Plantation tree farming practices are causing the extirpation of this species along with many formerly widespread species that naturally occur in the early forest environment.
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