I'll try to get a photo of the whole thing but usually the tree grows among other trees making it difficult for a solo photo, but I'll keep looking. As far as I know, they are native to this area, but I haven't seen them in bloom except on rare occasions, and even then I never really looked close enough at them to study these tiny flowers. Eric, I will wait and see if some seeds develop if you like some, although it may be easier to start with a larger tree. Thanks all. Kt

I think the grinder still works; it appears the tin catch pan is missing, but the large handle? is there behind it, it fits in some holes in front. If it is the same one my grandma had in town, don't remember that one being red, I used to grind corn meal for (really me because it was fun) her, and she cooked corn meal mush (don't remember her cooking corn bread but surely she did). It is in the haymow in the barn on the farm now if it is the same one. I sure wish I had a place for it, but don't. It probably still works, probably needs a good cleaning out.

Gmom, that is very pretty! juanita

I can see a multitude of blurry people looking over the gray wall.......mystery. Julie