Where I live, in upstate New York, some trees are common - maples and oaks, for example. Some may be endangered, such as the ash, and will (sadly) become uncommon in years to come.
Others are not common at all. Today, I want to show you a tree not common to my part of New York State.
Recently, an Indian bloger, Shalini Baiswala, posted a picture on Instagram (something I recently joined) of what we call a Golden Rain Tree here in the states. I didn't think they grew where I live.
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| Binghamton May 21 |
Because I don't trespass onto peoples' property when I take pictures I wasn't able to enjoy the scent of this tree.
This find made my day. I hope the golden rain of this tree makes you happy, too.
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That's such a pretty tree .We have a similar one in our neighbourhood.It's very pretty
ReplyDeleteI was just at my neighbor's house the other day admiring the one he planted last year. He called it a golden chain tree. Now I see that they are two different species and I will have to research this. His was covered with bees and just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteNice tree.
ReplyDeleteLet's hope it's not invasive. We don't need another kudzu!
ReplyDeleteLove that!Yes, very similar to what Shalini shared though I think this is a bit different.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for joining. I really appreciate it :)
Interesting. I don't know if I've ever seen one like that before.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an Amaltas (we call it here) tree. Golden rain sounds beautiful. I love this tree (And Gulmohur). They make the surroundings so refreshing. :)
ReplyDeleteit looks so pretty. Haven't seen this one around where I stay.
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