Rings of pink puff balls 'round a neighborhood tree.
Could be from multiple trunk wounding?
Moral: think twice before you go under the knife.
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4 comments:
WHAT!!!???
Wow... they are beutiful!!! I have never seen anything like that.
Ciao,
Orchidea
http://blog.sabrinagiacometti.com/
Cercis siliquastrum
Thank you anon. for your ID.
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