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jeudi 2 juillet 2015
Oleanders and albizias
Petit hommage aux magnifiques lauriers-roses et aux albizias tout fleuris devant le magasin ALDI en bas de la rue, et qui vont bientôt disparaître pour laisser place à des ¤@#$ !
I think that albizias are often called mimosas in the USA. In France, mimosas are usually yellow and they do not look like these small trees at all. Oleanders are poisonous but that is not the reason why they will be soon pulled down.
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We don't get them up in these parts.
RépondreSupprimerVery attractive! I would call that second tree an Acacia, but acacias are closely related to mimosas and it could be either one; I think acacias tend to have yellow flowers. Oleanders are very popular in California along the highways; they are hardy, they need little water, and deer don't eat them. Not a second time, anyway.
RépondreSupprimerJe vais te dire ce que tu avais dit pour les tilleuls de la place de la ville d'ici, quels cons !
RépondreSupprimerMarie et bien ils vont partir quel dommage c'est encore du n’importe quoi*
RépondreSupprimerles arbres sont là depuis si longtemps alors il faut les laisser tranquille
enfin!!!!!!!!!!!!! gros bisous
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RépondreSupprimerComment vas-tu?