Here is yet another stage of the flowers on the mystery tree, all stages present at the same time. Click to enlarge photos. Go HERE to see a later stage of the blooms.
See Cee’s gorgeous hydrangeas HERE.
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I have no clue either, but it is gorgeous. 😀
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The leaves look somewhat like a schefflera, but goodness knows what it is actually! Hope you can discover the name.
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I thought exactly the same thing..It is a beautiful tree, but gets so big that you can really only see the blooms and berry clusters from afar. This one was still a bush so it was fun to see them close up.
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The leaves are familiar. I can’t quite place them. We grow something very like it along the highways up here, but of course, it’s probably not the same plant since the climate is so different. If I can remember the name, I’ll look it up. Related, I think, to rhododendron, but not them. Cousins.
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Looks like a schefflera, but isn’t.
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