I had no idea what these trees were. Until Darla posted them yesterday. A blogger saw my comment of going to post the same tree today and they sent me an email to tell me it is a Chinese Flame Tree (Koelrueteria) They were in a yard in Spring City, Tennessee, October 9. So just a little before the leaves began to turn.
Friday, November 14, 2008
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11 comments:
Yep same tree. It's also called Golden Rain Tree because it has gold blooms instead of pink. I actually got some seeds from my dad. Check it out www.floridata.com and type in Koelreuteria paniculata
I have one of these trees too and had no idea what it was. I thought it was some sort of golden something as it has yellow blooms before those funny dry things. Beautiful
Thanks Leedra and Darla... I've always wondered what kind of trees these are... Gorgeous!!!! Thanks for sharing!
Well I learned about a new pretty tree - thank you!
Wow,that's a very pretty tree,too bad we are to far north to grow it.I'm glad I can still enjoy it via the blog.Thanks.
Wow,that's a very pretty tree,too bad we are to far north to grow it.I'm glad I can still enjoy it via the blog.Thanks.
I love this beautiful tree and thanks sooooo much for sharing it with us.
How pretty! I love that color.
That's a beautiful tree, beautiful color. Does it grow only in the south?
Mary C - I don't know anything about it. Darla might know more, since she has one in her yard. I just happened across this in Spring City.
Beautiful tree! I see them all over the place here in Florida and have always wondered what they were.
I just found your blog through Darla's. Your photography is amazing! :-)
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