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Flowering Grevillea robusta (silky oak) tree in a suburban park in Australia, with yellow blossoms. The native tree stands beside a playground and walking path. Green public spaces in neighborhood

Have you ever seen a Grevillea robusta this stunning? Also known as Silky Oak, these large native grevilleas are neither an oak nor are they silky. Someone better tell the CFA because you're going to need BAL rated sunglasses to look at these for too long, with masses of flame orange flowers lighting the canopy ablaze with colour. I hope you enjoy the video, be sure to give us a like and a share and if you like this sort of content please let me know. Evan Enbom AQF 5 Arborist South Gippsland Tr

Grevillea robusta, commonly known as the southern silky oak or silky oak, or Australian silver oak, is the largest species in the genus Grevillea of the family Proteaceae.

An isolated dried fallen southern silky oak leaf with a white background Grevillea robusta also know as Australian silver oak.