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first year this tree Ann gave me has bloomed. I think it is called an almond bush.
Lovely pink flowers.
Posted on my Photoblog on 20 April 2012 - 'On April 20 previously I saw'
Spring this year is delayed. This is what was happening in previous years but is not yet happening this year.
Smoke Bush leaves opening
Anti-Bush protest Brussels (Beliard, between Shuman and Jubelpark) february 22 2005.
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Prairie bush clover is a relict of the expansive tallgrass prairie which once covered the Upper Midwest. It is extremely unusual in that is one a very small number of plants (or any organisms for that matter) that is a true Midwestern endemic. It only lives in high quality tall grass prairies in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois which have not been plowed or degraded. As a result of row crops, overgrazing, and lack of management there is much less than 1% of this habitat remaining. This species is so uncommon that it is listed as federally threatened under the Endangered Species Act. In addition to its rarity, it is also extremely difficult to spot. The vast majority of the time it has cleistogamous or closed flowers and its slender foliage disappears amongst the tallgrass. I have searched for this species where other people have marked the individuals with pink flags and sometimes it still takes me over a minute to find them. This is the first time I have had the pleasure of seeing the "true" or chasmogamous flowers (open pink ones!)
Lespedeza leptostachya, Sauk County Wisconsin, 30 July 2016.
I think we caught the end of this, but there were a few people protesting Bush's move to close by here.
Some photos for a Brochure for the Goanna Gallery - Get yourselves down there for Breakfast.
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