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	<title>Comments on: What Is This Tree With Blue Flowers?</title>
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		<title>By: Jamie Jamison Adams</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jamie Jamison Adams</dc:creator>
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		<description>Deva,

My first thought was tree with blue flowers - Chaste tree ( Vitex agnus-castus) but the leaf structure isn't exactly palmate.  Chaste trees normally have a 5 or 7 palmate leaf structure.  So I thought about the "tree" I see every day on my way to work which isn't really a tree.  The people have a wisteria that has formed into a "tree".   Wisteria has what is called alternate pinnate leaves which look like the leaves in the picture. I almost certain that you have a Wisteria.  I'll try to take a picture of the tree tomorrow on my way to work.</description>
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<p>My first thought was tree with blue flowers - Chaste tree ( Vitex agnus-castus) but the leaf structure isn&#039;t exactly palmate.  Chaste trees normally have a 5 or 7 palmate leaf structure.  So I thought about the &#034;tree&#034; I see every day on my way to work which isn&#039;t really a tree.  The people have a wisteria that has formed into a &#034;tree&#034;.   Wisteria has what is called alternate pinnate leaves which look like the leaves in the picture. I almost certain that you have a Wisteria.  I&#039;ll try to take a picture of the tree tomorrow on my way to work.</p>
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