The parking lot of DeKorte’s administration building got shockingly late year snow flurries last Wednesday afternoon- well, not really. If you’re wondering what all the white stuff was,the answer is seedlings from nearby Cottonwood trees that are embedded in the cotton fluff. As the weather gets warmer, the seeds, and the fluff, fly. Interestingly, Cottonwood trees are poplars, and not related to cotton plants. Thanks to the NJSEA’s own Mimi Sabatino for the photos!
Read more on “Cottonwood Snow” here and here
Lol so funny, thanks Brian!
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