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31-10-2009, 11:01 AM
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| | | Laburnum tree pods
We bought and moved into a new house earlier this year. In the garden is a beautiful laburnum tree which had a magnificent canopy of flowers in June or July. At the same time the pods appeared and grew and turned a darker colour but none of them fell which completely ruined the beauty of the tree. The leaves are now all fallen but the pods are hanging there still. Is this normal? It would be almost impossible to pick the pods off by hand because of the location of the tree but it is not at all attractive as it is!
Can someone advise me please?!  |
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