CCS Contest April Theme "Beauty of Nature": Flowers In Front of MY House

When I moved from Sydney to Canberra, all these flowers were planted outside my house in Canberra.

At first, when it started blooming, I did not know his name, but later I asked one of my neighbors about its name.

He told me the name of this plant was Cootamundra Wattle or Acacia Beliana.

Then I saw @emmawalt's post, and it was named Mimosa Trees. I thought maybe they were these flowers.

Then I saw them growing bigger

These photos by my Mi phone.

But now that I neither have that house nor that phone, all these photos have come from my photo gallery.

So I did a reverse search on Google about this flower, and it told me that it is a flower of the Mimosaceae family, and the color is mostly yellow.

And when we went there in the month of December during the summer holidays, there were 8–10 tall trees there, but there were no flowers.

These flowers started blooming in April, and then they looked like this and then kept increasing every month. I didn't see September or not, and in December we had changed the house. There were many flowering trees there.

I was living almost here

Then I noticed a swarm of bright yellow, fluffy material with a sharp edge, almost like a spike. The flowers had a strange fragrance. It blooms from winter, which is there, till spring, which is up to October or November.

I will give you an image that shows me taking these photos

By the way, it is said that the Cootamundra plant is found only in New South Wales, Australia, but I have seen it in Canberra, which is almost on the border of NSW.

Local residents here use this plant widely, but I have not seen it anywhere else. So if you are in the Blue Mountains or Black Mountains areas, if you don't see this, then you can see them on my post.

So if you are fond of bright yellow flowers, then check out this rounded shrubby tree, which grows up to 10–20 feet tall and up to 10 feet in width.

There are many more flowers outside my house, so I am showing them here.

A wonderful rose plant.

I lived in this area where I had at least 30 different flowers and 6-7 berries which I will show you later.

NOTE- All these images are natural, no editing and by my phone. I will post more nature photos in coming sessions