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I visited the US this summer and drove Redondo Beach way September 3 after 40 years. By the roadside adjoining the park, I saw a fairly old tree, 3 meters tall, with several thick trunks as if those of a bush. See the photos I attach. Then, search after search I ended up finding this picture. Leaves are exactly the same but flowers are apparently different. Are these differences neglectable? Can I conclude that the tree at Redondo Beach roadside is Feijoa sellowiana?
I'll very much appreciate your kind response.
plants72
p.s. Our drive from Yosemite, Fresno, to Los Angeles left me a pleasant job of finding names for them.
Hello, bootandall,Blenheim(New Zealand).
Thanks to your response, I could find the exact flower I wanted under the name "Metrosideros." Calif_Sue posted wonderful pictures of Metrosideros excelsa in the PlantFiles.
So far I haven't seen one in Japan.
Plants72(Japan)
