fabaceae

POTD: Crimson Clover

Posted on January 8, 2023

In the Fabaceae family, Trifolium Incarnatum is also known as Italian Clover.

Crimson Clover Image — Taken 04-24-2019
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Addendum: This just naturally reminded me of Tommy James and the Shondells (throwing no shade on Joan Jett). I couldn’t resist… ~Vic

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POTD: Silk Tree

Posted on June 8, 2021

Fabaceae family, Mimosoideae clade, Albizia genus and Julibrissin species. It is commonly referred to as a Mimosa tree but, that isn’t quite right. It’s also called a Persian silk tree, a pink silk tree and a pink siris. North Carolina State University considers it to be invasive. It’s still pretty and it smells so good. ~Vic

Pink Silk Tree Image — 06-13-2020

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