I have walked past this tree at the college many times,
but I had to stop this time.
I checked Wikipedia for details, and found the history of this cloned mutant.
10 months ago
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5 comments:
How very interesting! It seems that maintenance is very important to avoid them becoming overbearing and misshapen. I love your macros.
very unusual leaves...nice post...
Isn't that something?!I've neve seen anythin quite like this before. Thnaks for sharing this.
Everyone loves mutant clones. Lovely texture in the leaves
Good catch! Do they grow large & stately like the traditional elms?
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