Golden Penda
Latin name: Xanthostemon chrysanthus
The Golden Penda, scientifically known as Xanthostemon chrysanthus, is a magnificent tree native to northeastern Queensland, Australia. It stands tall at 25 meters with a rough, sometimes gnarled trunk. Its lush crown showcases glossy green leaves and produces stunning golden flowers in dense clusters. This tree is a favorite in gardens and parks, especially in Cairns, where it's the floral emblem. Its vibrant blooms attract nectar-eating birds. Ideal for subtropical gardens, it thrives in sunny, well-drained locations. A captivating addition to any landscape.