Bananas?
hahaha
Glad it's arrived safe and sound. We extracted a couple of weeks ago, and there are some gums (or whatever you call them now) of two different species out. One I found out is called Corymbia papuana (locals call it scabby gum) and a beekeeper says there have been 3 flows on it in the last 40 years. The other we call a black butt though I'm not sure of its official name. Speaking of names..I cannot believe some scientist can publish some paper and change the names of established trees from eucalyptus, but lumping the very different gums in with bloodwoods. I hereby publish this paper and declare everything that has leaves that smells like a eucalypt IS a eucalypt.
By the way, my father brought some yellow box (goodness knows what category box trees are put into now, probably same as a palm trees) honey up from his mate in Victoria, so I get to dip into your vic honey too.
Lone