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Wed, May 19, 10 at 20:29
| This tree is quite common on a trail system located in Western NY State. The flowers are fragrant, trumpet shaped and hang from the bottom of the branches. I'm not having much luck finding out what it is, and would appreciate some assistance. Click on the thumbs to make the pictures larger.
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| Appears to be Autumn Olive |
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- Posted by louiseglm16 Zone 5, NY (My Page) on Thu, May 20, 10 at 6:39
| That's it, thanks lycopus. Darn, I was afraid it was an invasive. This trail system is chock full of invasives, from these, to wild roses, to Black Swallowwort. I think that I just found a place to volunteer at. |
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| I think that I just found a place to volunteer at. Good for you, louise. Glad to see more people involved in getting invasives OUT. |
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