
Today is exceptionally hot in
Bintulu. In this steaming weather and many many more dry and sunny days ahead expect a wonderful display of colours as the many trees here begin to show their colourful
inflorescence's . Well ,today I was very lucky to have come across this handsome
Jambu Laut or
Sea Apple tree (Eugenia grandis ) flowering by the corner of
Temple Street,
Bintulu. This tree must be about 20 meters high. This tree is really a native to
Bintulu and many other coastal towns of Malaysia. However in this particular instance, this tree must have been planted more than ten years ago when the local authority decided to create a mini park behind the Chinese Temple. Providing much needed shade against tropical heat, such trees should be grown more around Bintulu town not merely as park trees but also roadside trees.
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