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2 comments:
WOW! Is that for real?
Sure beats the cherry blossoms of Japan ( which I adore)...
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Oh, yes. It's for real. Redbud is Oklahoma's State Tree and in April, redbud trees are in their full glory --deep maroon to red violet or pastel pink flowers---just before the leaves appear. Spectacular really!
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