Unusual Tree, what is it?
16 years ago
We toured Temple University's Ambler Campus (Zone 6) yesterday and encountered a most unusual tree. It was about the size of a large Crepe Myrtle and of a similar sprawling habit.
It looked like a giant fern and it had several flower stalks that resembled tiny redbud flowers.
Any ideas?
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