It's Wildflower Wednesday here on the Blog! Today's wildflower is one that is blooming like crazy in my area and smells quite nice. These are from Black Locust trees which were planted by settlers and escaped into the wild. At night the leaves will fold together, I have to admit, I have never checked this out. Black Locust is very drought tolerant but can be susceptible to fungal diseases and insect issues. I think the flowers remind of Wisteria. Black Locust is part of the Fabaceae or Bean family.
Very wisteria-like
ReplyDeleteWish they lasted longer, they smell so wonderful too.
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