MondayRed: Callistemon 'Captain Cook'

Have you seen this flower before? This flower is called **Callistemon 'Captain Cook'.** [![3F3B4996-9594-4A38-99BE-5C3396A66928.jpeg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmZHwkRFYYAjy6JC9xq1n5sLLzZER2mtDucXwCnQvL8dNw/3F3B4996-9594-4A38-99BE-5C3396A66928.jpeg)](https://steemitimages.com/DQmZHwkRFYYAjy6JC9xq1n5sLLzZER2mtDucXwCnQvL8dNw/3F3B4996-9594-4A38-99BE-5C3396A66928.jpeg) _{Click the images to view full screen} [![8497A4DE-4C4A-473D-8A21-99D479A41B20.jpeg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmeUy3X81Rv8wL59WzTVuuAVFbC5TWtHeDnrGR8zX6PDCw/8497A4DE-4C4A-473D-8A21-99D479A41B20.jpeg)](https://steemitimages.com/DQmeUy3X81Rv8wL59WzTVuuAVFbC5TWtHeDnrGR8zX6PDCw/8497A4DE-4C4A-473D-8A21-99D479A41B20.jpeg) **Callistemons** are an Australian native shrub that can be trimmed to shape after flowering. Captain Cook has smaller foliage and is tighter and smaller in habit than other varieties. It is a common shrub in Australia. In fact, you can easily find it in residential areas. This large bright red bottlebrush shaped flowers give a stunning composite display of colour in spring and summer. They are also echanting to nectar-feeding birds and insects.

MondayRed: Callistemon 'Captain Cook'

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