unusual spring foliage on a tree at Coolart, Somers...
If anyone knows what this may be, I would love to know...
The foliage is on a small tree...
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5 comments:
It's really nifty, whatever it is. Are you in the desert or where? That would help us guess.
They appear hand painted.
Hi!
I think this is an elm. But I'm not sure. I like them in any case!
best regards
Anne
As Anne says, yes these are elms and they are seeds not leaves. The brown part is the seed and the green part is the think membrane that dries and helps the seed to "fly" and be dispersed.
Thanks for hosting, Gemma.
"think" should be "thin"!
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