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Wasn't someone talking about Tulip Trees awhile back? Well the flowers are falling from my tree in the front yard!! They fall all over the walkway! Its raining flowers over here! :>)


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We may have to cut it down as it can get so large & is so close to the house but it was on the property when we had the house built.


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Anyone recognize this?


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Very cool


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Posts: 4133 | Location: Central PA | Registered: Sep 04, 2005Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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The stems are like stalks & when cracked look hollow. I had a plant with yellow blooms in this area & thought it was called a touch me not? Duh
Now~~so many??? (of something?!)


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Finally hung my homemade chimes outside!


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I made another~~got carried away with those clay pots! LOL


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I like those tulip tree flowers. They're kind of cool. I also like your clay chimes. And those plants still look like touch me not's to me. I have some out back, too.


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Posts: 7267 | Location: Black Creek, WI Zone 5 | Registered: Sep 18, 2002Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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muddy.... looks a lot like Jewelweed, the cure for poison ivy!!..

http://www.altnature.com/jewelweed.htm

and it IS a 'touch me not'... just like Impatiens and balsam....watch for flowers to be sure....and have a ball with the seed pods exploding!!!....


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OK Just had to be sure. I suspected that but wow so many now!!! That could be trouble? I think I recall the bees loved the little yellow blooms? I might cut some down?


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It was me, Muddy, asking about the blooms on our neighbor's tree. They are SO beautiful! Then Patty Louise showed us her monster Tulip Tree...WOW!

Love your chimes! They don't break when a stiff wind blows up?


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Posts: 1515 | Location: St. Joseph MO; Zone 5b | Registered: Apr 12, 2005Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Chimes are great. Love the Hummer on them.
What a pretty flower. Never heard of Tulip tree.
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Love the windchimes.........that would have been a great trash to treasure item for my garden club program!!! Wish you had posted this earlier...then I could have copied it ;o)

I haven't had touch-me-nots in years. Great profilic old fashioned plant. Hubbys grandmother used to have them in her garden.

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Posts: 2267 | Location: southern middle Tennessee | Registered: May 05, 2011Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I have the tulip trees too...in the woods alongside my driveway.
Unusual flowers and leaves...pretty!
I thought the mystery plant was jewelweed (in the impatiens family) which grows wild and often near poison ivy. It's considered a cure for poison ivy but I've never tried it. It has orangey flowers.
http://www.altnature.com/jewelweed.htm
 
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