I had nothing to blog about so I took a couple pictures and thought I would write about a tree.
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| I took a picture of the leaves. |
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| I took a picture of the fruit at different stages. |
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| I took a picture of a fresh fruit opened up so you could see the bumpy pit. |
I went to the Arbor Day tree identification site and went through the process a few times. I wrote to a friend. No luck.
So for today's post I will share that this is life. You do your best but sometimes the answer is not clear. Just keep going forward and one day the answer will be revealed!
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That was fast. The amazing Stephen Swafford of Indah Bulan solved the mystery. The tree is a yellow oleander and I love this description, "Yellow oleander trees (Thevetia peruviana) sound as if they should be closely related to oleander, (genus Nerium) but they aren’t. Both are members of the Dogbane family, but they reside in different genera and are very different plants." Read more at Gardening Know How.











