Is it "Charm"?

My guess is N. Manoa Beauty. The size, red nails, combination of green lines and spots are indicative of Manoa Beauty. I have a few in my collection, and they do look similar to your photos. The plant tends to darken up on flowering. Have a look at Derek Butcher's photo on the FCBS photo index. However, this plant is a Yamamoto hybrid from 1988, so would not have been in Australia for 25 years....?!

Thanks bihai, not charm i have that and it is different to it.

devo, it certainly looks vert similar to the photo by Michael Andreas on the FCBS site. Maybe my time perception is way out and it was only 15 or so years ago or the one I got from her garden was not the same one as I remember under the tree.
If I call it Manoa Beauty with a '?' might be the way to go. Thanks for the identification.

It does look a lot like Manoa Beauty. That was my first thought too, but as you say, devo, it hasn't been around quite long enough. Another possibility is Painted Desert, which is an older hybrid and a bit more pink but similarly marked. It looks more red than pink in the picture, but maybe that's just the light?

There's also a good possibility that it's an Aussie hybrid, since I don't think there was as much plant trade back and forth between the continents back then as there is now.

BTW, the breeder of Manoa Beauty is Mike Yamamoto, not Howard, who made all of the earlier "Yamamoto hybrids". No relation.

I'm no Neo man but I too think it looks like my "Painted Desert", which was one of my first Neo purchases 20 odd years ago.

looks like chlorosticta to me

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Thanks eyeryone for your imput I think I've narrowed it down now to either manoa beauty or an Aussie hybrid but with no certainty as I do realise how different one plant can look in different places or under different conditions.
I have grown this same brom in a shady area and it is much larger and almost greeen in colour.