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Monkeypod

Key West Field Guide, vegetable

Pithecellobium dulce

Winter is forcing me to look up from the ground to find new blooms- monkeypod is a shrub, not an herb.

: Pithecellobium dulce flower cluster

: Pithecellobium dulce flower

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