Trees with purple blooms?
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Trees with purple blooms?
What are the trees with the purple blooms? The family and I are on our way to Memphis and they are everywhere.
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Re: Trees with purple blooms?
Redbud.
driven every kind of rig that's ever been made, driven the backroads so I wouldn't get weighed. - Lowell George
Re: Trees with purple blooms?
Yep, sounds like Eastern Redbud, one of my favorites. I put it ahead of dogwood.
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This time of year Hwy 78 now known as I-22 has color everywhere. I hate driving from Tupelo to Memphis except for this time of year.
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Re: Trees with purple blooms?
What about the larger trees with red or dark red blossoms? The bark on these looks kinda like maple, but I see a good many of these trees in locations I wouldn't expect to find maple trees. I haven't looked at any of them up close, just notice them on the roadsides.
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Re: Trees with purple blooms?
It could be maple ?
Can you get a picture sometime soon ?
Can you get a picture sometime soon ?
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Re: Trees with purple blooms?
Looking around on my route, I see some cottonwoods that meet that description. Dark red flowers. They are long and slender on otherwise bare branches.
May be cottonwood?
May be cottonwood?
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Re: Trees with purple blooms?
Buckeyes, Wildfowler.
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Re: Trees with purple blooms?
are Buckeyes very widespread in our area? I rarely notice them, but probably overlook them?
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In fact, the only one I know of sure was in vaiden.
Thanks.
In fact, the only one I know of sure was in vaiden.
driven every kind of rig that's ever been made, driven the backroads so I wouldn't get weighed. - Lowell George
Re: Trees with purple blooms?
Yes, buckeyes are fairly common, but hardly noticeable except when they are blooming.
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