By Adam2112
Pennsylvania,
United States
What are these? They were growing in a park in Gettysburg.


30 Jul, 2015
Answers
Not a Robinia. Robinias have bipinnate leaves, and leafless racemes of pink or white flowers. Maybe Partridge Pea (Chamaecrista fasciculata)?
31 Jul, 2015
Some sort of Mimosa ?
31 Jul, 2015
Chamaecrista fasciculata is its name, commonly known as Partridge Pea. Native to the States, see below
http://www.ct-botanical-society.org/galleries/chamaecristafasc.html
31 Jul, 2015
Agree, but Tugbrethil, Robinia pseudoacacia does have yellow flowers.
31 Jul, 2015
Nope, Owdboggy. Check it out for yourself: always white or a very pale cream, except for some of its hybrids, which are various shades of pink to burgundy. It used to be a popular shade tree here in Phoenix, before we started trying to conserve water.
1 Aug, 2015
Robinia pseudoacacia seems most likely.
30 Jul, 2015