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Black Locust Blooms

Robinia sp.

Photo by glbnoah109
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Field Notes

Description:

The blooms are drooping like a Wisteria. The clusters are 4-5 inches long with flowers of approximately 1 inch across. The colors are white and fuchia. Black Locus blooms are normally one color.

Habitat:

Grassy area on college campus.

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