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pedro2aeiou wrote: This tree is all over a part of my college campus in Southern California. The top is turning a tawny gold from its strange flowers around this time that is so beautiful. Anyone know? Note: leaves in the closeup are dead, which is why they are silvery. On the tree they are green, but have a lighter underside.
