   Plant for ID 30/09/2011 SMP1: (Mixed thread). 3 correct images as above.
When I was walking on the footpath near the residential apartment areas of Mountain view California in Jun 2011. I happened to see one plant nursery.
I was observing the potted garden plants while having discussion with the owner who was 90 years old and staying alone. When I looked above at this tree a small flower and a fruit was visible. I enquired about it and he answered that it is a cinnamon tree and it never produces flowers. Sharing the pictures for identification. Somehow I didn’t have any picture of the flowers. I was greedy to capture many bright flowers around……. There are two different plants here in this thread. The lower one seems to be a Vitaceae and leaf would be need for id!! |
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