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steve in so la

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In the desert southwest this is a common tree native to the area - a Palo Verde. That translates to Green Tree - the bark is all green. But it's all a beautiful yellow this time of the year.
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And here's the flowers up close. The Lord sure provides us great scenes ! Steve in so az
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Wow! Those are beautiful trees! Great pics Steve!
 
that sure is a purty tree! :)
 
Great pix, Steve. Your trees are blooming a little sooner than ours in Sierra Vista, but then you're a little warmer sooner there. Our trees have leafed out and our bushes are blooming, though.

Ken
 
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