Parkinsonia aculeata - Mexican Palo Verde
By Delonix1
- 23 Jun, 2009
- 7 likes
A very commonly grown, extremely drought tolerant tree or shrub
which blooms very heavily in Summer. Photo taken June 22, 2009
in Balboa Park, CA
Comments on this photo
Sandra:
Thanks! Just wait until I take some photos of the Tipuana tipu - Tipu trees... which have apricot-colored flowers. They have been blooming for the last 3 weeks now...I just need to find a good tree to photograph. There's many thousands of these trees growing here.
23 Jun, 2009
That is a beautiful sight.
23 Jun, 2009
Bernieh:
Thanks! Yes, it is.
24 Jun, 2009
Very pretty, does it have a fragrance?
28 Jun, 2009
Aleyna:
I've never really noticed. LOL! It could..although I've never smelled any fragrance while standing next to these trees.
I'll have to find out...I have several neighbors that have this
tree.
29 Jun, 2009
Delonix,
Make sure you will describe the fragance properly ... :P
hehehehe
6 Jul, 2009
Aleyna:
I guess I'll have to go to my neighbor across the street and ask to smell their flowers soon. I'll let you know. : > )
7 Jul, 2009
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that kooks awesome Delonix. thanks
23 Jun, 2009