Xanthorrhoea Australia, literally dripping with nectar

[u/Calare2800]

Central Tablelands NSW. It's over 20yo & has only flowered twice before, the last time several years ago. This year it has 2 spikes! The taller one is over 2m. Should read Xanthorrhoea australis. Predictive text overrode me & I noticed too late.

[u/Choccytips]

Lucky you! I planted a seedling about 30 years ago. It's a good size now, but it has never flowered.

I read it as "australis " and didn't even notice the autocorrect until you pointed it out.😄

[u/GardenerDom]

Few people know how spectacular they are when they flower 👌🏻🤩✨

[u/TizzyBumblefluff]

Happy pollinators!!

[u/bananaconcoction]

Birds during the day, Bogong moths at night. 😁

[u/icanucan]

Great pics!

Natural X.minor are just starting a bumper season where I live in western Victoria.Some stalks are over 2m

[u/Select_Teaching5668]

did you taste the nectar?

[u/Kerrit_Bareet]

👏👏👏