A cluster of Pittosporum undulatum white flowers with five brown anthers and a yellow pistel in sunlight

Pittosporum undulatum


Native to New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania, and Victoria, this is a tree in the Pittosporaceae family. It grows in subtropical rainforest and has naturalized in various habitats. A fast-growing tree recognized for its white, fragrant flowers and conspicuous orange woody fruits. It has shown invasive tendencies in places like French Polynesia, due to its high seedling densities. Photographed in Bogotá, Colombia.

A cluster of Pittosporum undulatum white flowers with five brown anthers and a yellow pistel and flower buds in sunlight
A cluster of Pittosporum undulatum white flowers with golden sepals
A cluster of Pittosporum undulatum white flowers with five brown anthers and a yellow pistel in shade
A cluster of Pittosporum undulatum white flowers with five brown anthers and a yellow pistel
Close-up of white flowers of Pittosporum undulatum with yellow stamens and glossy green leaves in the background

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