OK - I only caught a quick glimpse of it, but does any one know a shrub/small tree that looks like a pink flowered honey locust. Location, southern New Hampshire, planted as a hedge along the road.
I don't believe I'll be that was again soon, but.....man, it was pretty.
Thoughts folks.thanks Cheyrl
It's a little early for these to be blooming, but does it look anything like this?
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Or this?
FragileWarrior > like this?
thought they bloomed just a bit later around here?
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No to both. Only had the stop light (and a short one at that) to look (and drool), but leaf structure was that of the honey locust and flowers were very similar as well. Can't get back there - it was a detour around a detour and I couldn't recreate it if my life depended on it...
C
One of the Robinia species, perhaps? They should be flowering about now...
Kay
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Could well be Robinia hispida but should be too tender for around here (southern NH) especially along the road.
Thanks though
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