Melaleuca buseana's flowers with hairy cup-shape bases and the fruits that develop from it are seen from December to May or June in south of Grande Terre or "Le Caillou" as the locals call it meaning"the rock" in French.
Melaleuca buseana's flowers with hairy cup-shape bases and the fruits that develop from it are seen from December to May or June in south of Grande Terre or "Le Caillou" as the locals call it meaning"the rock" in French.