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Erythrina flabelliformis |
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Descriptions of this species sound interesting: the shrub stays leafless (but thorny) much of the year, producing racemes of its bright red flowers from the tips of its branches after temperatures rise in spring. Leaves turn golden yellow in fall, which is also when the orange seeds reveal themselves. Not generally planted as an ornamental.
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We're just trying this plant for the first time this year; it
hasn't found a permanent place in our gardens yet.
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- Seed from NARGS '24/'25 exchange. File-nicked seeds, baggy 70F (100%G, 14-18d)
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April 09, 2025
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