Mystery tree?
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Anyone care to offer an identification for this specimen, seen in
Switzerland? I have only ever seen 3 others - 1 in Hull (garden), UK, and 2 on Tyneside (garden and park), UK. When the pods are ripe and turning from green to translucent brown, they can be squeezed between 2 fingers, when they burst with a quite audible 'pop'. Thanks |
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Easily grown from seed sown in autumn or spring I have use it in sensory garden to provide that illusive 'sound' element - the pods rattle together in the wind. As you say the pods are also very tempting to pop. |
Mystery tree?
"sambucus" wrote in message ... Envo;928917 Wrote: Anyone care to offer an identification for this specimen, seen in Switzerland? I have only ever seen 3 others - 1 in Hull (garden), UK, and 2 on Tyneside (garden and park), UK. When the pods are ripe and turning from green to translucent brown, they can be squeezed between 2 fingers, when they burst with a quite audible 'pop'. Thanks It's colutea arborescens or Bladder Senna Easily grown from seed sown in autumn or spring I have use it in sensory garden to provide that illusive 'sound' element - the pods rattle together in the wind. As you say the pods are also very tempting to pop. -- sambucus Thank you, that's spot on! Envo |
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