Images of Canberra: teacup tree

i should get a pic of the shoping troley thats grown in to the fork of a tree in belco

a treecup in chris terms

Not a new species at all – merely a Wedgewood tree, imported from the English midlands. They are being grown in greater quantities here, to satisfy the demand of teetotallers in the visiting Barmy Army. (Estimated number: 3).

That’s a casuarina.

One night when I was working a night shift (having pulled the short straw) I had some rather grotty instant noodles that I really couldn’t bother eating. So I went outside and decorated some newly planted shrubs (knee height) with them.
When the morning shift arrived I expounded on how the noodle bushes had finally sprouted, and some people to this day will tell you that noodles grow on trees. You won’t find these people at a Mensa meeting BTW.

Was this by any chance at Cuppacumbalong?

i have a tree in my backyard that sprouted stubbies after a bbq

hen i was in college – I used to take a cup of coffee to the bus stop in th emornings and do this – pick it up on the way home..

Very rare species that tree; I believe it is a hotcuppicus-earlgreyicus pinus.

is that where tea-cup tree oil comes from?