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7. I would have said Rose of Sharon myself

Tue Feb 21, 2017, 08:19 PM

Feb 2017

Crepe Myrtle seed pods are much more clustered

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Was it a shrub or small tree? herding cats Feb 2017 #1

Thanks, it is a Crepe Myrtle. alfredo Feb 2017 #6

I'm glad I could help. herding cats Feb 2017 #14

wow looks like pics of... samnsara Feb 2017 #2

Yeah. We have an ID alfredo Feb 2017 #5

Looks very like this? pkdu Feb 2017 #3

It's Crepe Myrtle. Thanks alfredo Feb 2017 #4

I would have said Rose of Sharon myself Glitterati Feb 2017 #7

Most of them have fallen off, or picked. alfredo Feb 2017 #9

could be a Crepe Myrtle. Would be nice to see the tree in one shot. juxtaposed Feb 2017 #8

I was shooting macro that day. alfredo Feb 2017 #10

I looked for a summer photo of that bush, but I couldn't find it. alfredo Feb 2017 #12

this is what they look like before seed juxtaposed Feb 2017 #15

I think I have some at that stage in my archive disc. alfredo Feb 2017 #16