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Prosopis glandulosa var. glandulosa, or
Honey Mesquite, while a native species, is
considered invasive in many areas.
Benbrook Lake, Tarrant Co., Texas
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Prosopis glandulosa var. glandulosa, has light
and airy foliage which sways readily with a
slight breeze.
Inspiration Point, Tarrant Co., Texas
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Flowers of Honey Mesquite resemble
bottle brushes. Inspiration Point,
Tarrant Co., Texas
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Honey Mesquite flowers are yellow.
June, Inspiration Point, Tarrant Co., Texas
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Honey Mesquite leaves are long,
slender and yellowish green.
Inspiration Point, Tarrant Co., Texas
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Honey Mesquite wood is often used to
smoke meats and is often available
locally as these trees are pest plants.
Inspiration Point, Tarrant Co., Texas
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A budding flower of Prosopis glandulosa.
Inspiration Point, Tarrant Co., Texas
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The bark of Honey Mesquite trees
grows rough and furrowed with age.
Trunk bases are often twisted and
multi-trunked. Travis Co., Texas
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Mature Honey Mesquite tree.
Travis Co., Texas
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Foliage of Prosopis glandulosa var.
glandulosa. Travis Co., Texas
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Foliage of Prosopis glandulosa var.
glandulosa. Travis Co., Texas
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