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“The bark of the Flamboyant tree is grayish-brown and rather smooth, and it is sometimes slightly cracked with lenticels.” Also, the spreading root system of Flamboyant tree can damage your house foundation if you planted too close to your homes. (Photo by Olasee Davis

Flamboyant tree, Olasee Davis

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