Caesalpinia mexicana - Mexican Bird-of-Paradise
By Delonix1
1 Jun, 2017
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Not sure what this tree is...it's has beautiful clusters of pure yellow flowers. Photo taken in San Diego, CA. on May 30, 2017.
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I identified this tree. It's Caesalpinia mexicana native to subtropical and tropical Mexico. It flowers most of the year.
3 Jun, 2017
Thanks for letting me know the name that is great it flowers most of the year a good plant to have then.
3 Jun, 2017
Yes, it is...I may get some seeds from this tree. :>))
4 Jun, 2017
That would be a great idea .
4 Jun, 2017
Yes, it would. hehehe!
5 Jun, 2017
Lol I can imagine you with a big paper bag standing under those flowers awaiting for the seeds to fall so you can catch them ?
6 Jun, 2017
There were at least three trees there at this business park. I don't think they would miss a few seeds. There were small seedlings popping up under the trees, also.
7 Jun, 2017
If tgey are in a business oark who would care I would collect tgem any way even the ones growing lol .
7 Jun, 2017
That's my feeling. :>))
7 Jun, 2017
lol great minds think alike .
7 Jun, 2017
For sure! :>))
8 Jun, 2017
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8 Jun, 2017
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This photo is of species Caesalpinia mexicana - Mexican Bird-of-Paradise.
See who else has plants in genus Caesalpinia.
At first I thought it was a Lupin Tree but now not sure its lovely is nt it.
2 Jun, 2017