Well, you all were so absolutely amazing at immediately identifying the lamium in my front yard, I thought I'd give you another challenge.
We have no idea what kind of tree we have in our back yard. Here are a few helping images. Click any to see larger:
 We just got blossoms on the tree about a week ago.  And the birds and bees LOVE IT.  Seriously, it's like chirp and buzz buzz city back there right now.
We just got blossoms on the tree about a week ago.  And the birds and bees LOVE IT.  Seriously, it's like chirp and buzz buzz city back there right now. The flowers/tree smells like...well...it's kind of hard to explain what it smells like.  It doesn't smell bad, per se, but it's a very musky raw smell, kind of earthy and slightly sour sweet.
The flowers/tree smells like...well...it's kind of hard to explain what it smells like.  It doesn't smell bad, per se, but it's a very musky raw smell, kind of earthy and slightly sour sweet. Finally a last "pretty picture" of the tree and the back yard from today.
Finally a last "pretty picture" of the tree and the back yard from today.So help me, oh internets...what sort of tree do we have here?

 
the flowers look like laurel but i have never seen one that big........... so I'm not sure.
ReplyDeleteI wasn't familiar with the Laurel, but when I looked it up it said they usually branch close to the ground? I agree though that the blossoms look very similar.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to look up different kinds of Laurel to see if maybe there's a match. Thanks!! :)
yep, i'm pretty sure that's a hawthorne of some sort. :)
ReplyDeleteLinds, I'm pretty sure you got it!!
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