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Koelreuteria elegans- Goldenrain Tree, Flame Tree
By Delonix1
20 Jan, 2011
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This Goldenrain tree in Balboa Park refuses to go deciduous. Maybe it's all the rain we've had, or possible now, all the hot weather? Who knows! I think it's confused. lol! :>)
Photo taken Jan. 17, 2011.
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Sixpence:
This tree is native to Taiwan...typically, it has a short deciduous period...usually only about 2 months. Typically, it's deciduous from late December to the middle of February. Maybe it'll stay evergreen this winter.
20 Jan, 2011
Well at least you will know you ll have nice weather by it, I wonder what the history to this tree is for it to be called the Goldenrain tree, does it stem from the native American Indian
20 Jan, 2011
Sixpence:
It's called Flame tree also. Not sure where the Goldenrain tree name came from though. This tree here and in many warm-temperate to tropical climates are weed trees popping up everywhere (it's very invasive).
22 Jan, 2011
It originally stems from China here is a link of it. Yes its also called the Flame Tree planted alot in Spain and can die if in severe winters.
http://www.ehow.com/about_6456307_golden-rain-tree.html
22 Jan, 2011
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Yes the changing of the weather does confuse the plants, ours over here our spring bulbs and other plants are comming up already, but you have to be careful and the old saying goes here, if spring bulbs pop up in January the frosts will get them, also if you see grass in January lock your food in the granary.
20 Jan, 2011