multi-trunk tree with hairy/furry seeds?
treelover03
9 years ago
There is a tree that i like that has pretty leaves and hairy seed pods.
It is in somebodies front yard and it looks very neat. It has multiple trunks and hairy seeds. All i have is a pic of the leaves and seeds.
Please identify it/
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