Ridiculously pretty dripping in long chains of those pea family flowers.
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5 comments:
Lovely--but messy? I have a vision of sweeping up yellow petals.
Isnt that beautiful? Definitely messy but worth it.
it's gorgeous. what is it?
Oh that is fabulous. What I remember from my Brooklyn days is the smelly Ginkos!
Sue--Golden Chain. Leaves like Baptisia...dreamy. Jen, the stinko ginkos as my nephew calls them are still stinking up the borough in the fall. Anne,Terri..messy perhaps, but seeing as I just spotted it walking to work, not my problem to worry about:)
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