BRACHYCHITON
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The Kurrajongs are trees occurring from the dry inland to the rainforests. They are all deciduous for a short period in spring when many bell shaped flowers replace the leaves in a colourful mantle that covers the tree.
They are particularly conspicuous in the rainforest and when used as street trees or specimen in gardens.
A carpet of spent flowers covers the ground below for long periods.
The famous bottle tree occurs in the drier part of Queensland. They are featured as street trees in the Queensland town of Roma for instance and large specimens can be seen in the Sydney Botanical Garden.
Plant Name | Plant Description | Plant Image |
Brachichyton acerifolius | FLAME TREE Ornamental tree for moist well drained soil. Often deciduous when masses of brilliant red flowers smother the tree.The ground is carpeted with spent flowers in spring and summer. Spectacular when in flower. Height 10m Width 3m TALL TREE |  |
Brachychiton bidwillii | LITTLE KURRAJONG An open tree for average to dry soils in full sun. The red flowers are clustered along the branches in profusion. Height 5m Width 3m TALL SHRUB |  |
Brachychiton discolor | LACE BARK Excellent specimen tree with large pink bell shaped flowers in spring and summer. Height 6 - 10m TALL TREE |  |
Brachychiton rupestre | BOTTLE TREE Outstanding tree with bottle shaped trunk for dry soils. A spectacular looking tree in the landscape. The Bottle tree is deciduous in summer when many white bell shaped flowers appear with mauve markings. Height 8m Width 3m TALL TREE |  |