Bladderpod (Sesbania vesicaria) grows 8+ feet with fern-like leaves that fold at night. Yellow pea flowers produce inflated seed pods. Native to Southeast but invasive; seeds toxic to cattle and goats.
Don’t let it go to seed—each plant produces thousands.

Bladderpod with inflated seed pods.

Yellow flowers attract pollinators.
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