GrahamH's photos with the keyword: yellow

This bottlebrush shrub/tree and another smaller one with it appeared in a plant pot of their own accord. I planted them out to a suitable place. The trunks are only 6" / 15cm apart due to the roots having intertwined themselves in the pot. The yellowness of this one is faded when viewed on my laptop but shows brilliantly on an extension screen. This is the first year it has flowered. See PiPs. September 2024.

A yellow float plane, one of two, which flew over Toowoomba one Sunday afternoon. January 2023.

Today, September 1st, is known by some Australians as Wattle Day. This is the wattle tree in my front garden. The bloom's colour is tending to a slightly orange tint with age September 2019

Today, September 1st, is known by some Australians as Wattle Day. This is the wattle tree in my front garden taken two weeks previously. See Pips for closer images of the flowers. September 2019

Today, September 1st, is known by some Australians as Wattle Day. This is the wattle tree in my front garden taken two weeks previously. September 2019

A flower which is about the size of a little finger fingernail on a plant of unknown name. February 2019. Now identified: Tradescantia pallida. Thank you Sylvain for identifying the plant. It more than thrives in our garden as a border or a gap filler. It seems tolerant of drought, a good attribute here.

A flower which is about the size of a little finger fingernail on a plant of unknown name. February 2019.

August is wattle month in our garden. August 2018.

August is wattle month in our garden. August 2018.

August again, the wattle tree flowers and brightens the garden for a week or three. This year some very windy weather took the edge off the display. August 2017.

August again, the wattle tree flowers and brightens the garden for a week or three. This year some very windy weather took the edge off the display. August 2017.

August again, the wattle tree flowers and brightens the garden for a week or three. This year some very windy weather took the edge off the display. August 2017.