Let's have some fun! You readers haven't had a challenge for awhile. Here's a photo, the only photo, that TPP got by email today. Can I identify this tree? What other information do we have? Well, it's a tree. It was photographed in Indiana, which really narrows things down a lot. And if you notice, there's a garden fence, so it could be an exotic ornamental. Oh, yes, TPP got this one.Field of Science
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A mystery tree to identify
Let's have some fun! You readers haven't had a challenge for awhile. Here's a photo, the only photo, that TPP got by email today. Can I identify this tree? What other information do we have? Well, it's a tree. It was photographed in Indiana, which really narrows things down a lot. And if you notice, there's a garden fence, so it could be an exotic ornamental. Oh, yes, TPP got this one.
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Not sure of the species, Paulownia?
Dead on, Roger! TPP is also unsure of the species, but P. tomentosa is the over whelmingly commmon species in the USA.
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