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Tree flowers what is it 8)
Now that is a curious looking flower. I'll have nightmares tonight about picking up beanpods and being covered with big old caterpillars :D
your supposed to turn him inside out on the hook noble. :D That'll give you nightmares.
I saw one of those trees today but it didn't have any leave on it so I couldn't identify it. ;D Just a bunch of worms and leaf veins on twigs. ??? :)
I can see who the fishermen are ;D
Those flowers remind me a lot of Old Fort N.C. (http://home.wnclink.com/camp/catawba_falls.htm) This link may show you why.[/url] ;D
Who's gonna let the cat.... out of the bag?
"Blooming" trees ??? ...is that anything like "DanG" trees? Actually, I've called'em a lot worse than that. ::) Flowers are kinda purty though, ain't they?
You mean "the worm out of the cup", Don?
Texas catfish bait!!!!!!!!!!!! 8)
and white perch, or sac-o-let if you be cajun.
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OK the catalpa was a easy one :D what this blooming tree flower .
I don't know berries about flowering trees!
I wanted to say that Huck Finn might have planted that thing but his namesake wouldn't have been a tree, but rather a bush.
I have been working on a fair exhibit at work . That is were the blooming trees came from ; ::). We have the flowers blew up in 8 by 10 pictures . By the way the list tree flower will make good tea from the roots 8)
I've studied and studied this. :-/
I'm not familiar with the flowers but have found some that look similar. The leaves don't look familiar at all..............then.....
I noticed that the one on the bottom had the beginning of lobes. Along with the hint about tea from roots, I think I know what it must be. Is it Sassafras? Are the other leaves just imature? Am I right? Huh? Huh?
Your right sassafras it is ::)
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