Fraser Park, Caloundra

To:	Russell Woodford <>,
Subject:	Fraser Park, Caloundra
From:	John McLaren <>
Date:	Thu, 26 Apr 2001 16:22:30 +1000

At 01:35 PM 26/04/01 +1000, Russell Woodford wrote:

Hi everyone
This is hardly likely to be a raging environmental issue, but it doeshighlight some of the blinkered thinking which is affecting tiny elementsof our environmental heritage.
, many of which are Cotton Woods (someone like to suggest a species forthese?).


G'day Russell ,

Cottonwoods  are a tree native to the Caloundra area .
Hibiscus tiliaceus ........... common name .. Coast cottonwood ..
They have a typical hibiscus flower, large yellow with red centers .

John .

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