The Singapore cherry tree with a small red fruit that birds love very much. This tree is quite old but not high because it is often trimmed.
#3 Kersen (Muntingia calabura) (1/5)
Albert Herdianto Widjojo
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I need this in my yard for the birds.
In fact, the tree is easy to grow. Seeds of bird droppings that have eaten the fruit will usually sprout quickly.
Great shot of such an odd shape
Yeah! The tree does have a strange shape
It looks like a huge bonsai
You are right, I agree with your views.
Very pretty tree and unusual shape
Yes, the tree has an unusual shape