Western Soapberry Blooms

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Most trees in Texas bloom in the spring unlike the soapberry tree. The berries are toxic to humans but historically have been used for washing clothes. Found at Hagerman refuge, they are also common in other parts of northcentral Texas.

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Elizabeth Lindberg

Elizabeth Lindberg 20 Jun 2013

Very lovely shots!!!!!

Chris Roukema

Chris Roukema 13 Jun 2013

Great Photos & Work, Brenda!!!!!!!!!!!!

Stanley Layman

Stanley Layman 13 Jun 2013

The soap is probably more ecologically sound than most we use today.

marie-claire gallet

marie-claire gallet 13 Jun 2013

Thank you for sharing these beautiful photos and explanations with us, Brenda!!!

DEE JOBES PHOTOGRAPHY

DEE JOBES PHOTOGRAPHY 12 Jun 2013

Beautiful poetic captures,my Friend!!!Especially love the composition,clarity and shallow DOF on the top photo!!!OUTSTANDING camera work!!!,Dee&David:):)