Unknown Plant folder.
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14 years ago
Unknown Plant folder.
In message , Billy writes
identified?
2) Looks like Lychnis coronaria (rose campion) 3/5) The daisy in the foreground might Silybum marianum; is that a Helianthus behind it? 4) Canna? 6/7) I presume that this is an Echinacea 8 9/10) I won't argue with the Centranthus and Solidago.
Looks like borage and onion perhaps Egyptian walking onion.
Young coneflower.
Bill
Looks rather nettle-ish.
Maybe hemp-nettle? Were there any blooming parts on those green bud-clusters? Are the stems square?
The unknown plants are pictured in the folder "Unknown Plant".
I'll breakout the tripod today and try to get some clearer shots.
In message , Billy writes
Does it show up in some browsers? With this hint I find it under albums.
The first two photographs look like Urtica urens (small, dwarf or annual nettle). The third is a willow herb - I can't guarantee being able to identify the species even if I could see the details of the flowers.
Plant #3 has a basil ist look look to it. 1 and 2 a strawberry feel. Not very helpful I am sure.
Bill
The third is a willow herb -
appears similiar to our Fireweed here in WA State.
In message , gunner writes
It's not fireweed (Chamaerion angustifolium), nor great willowherb (Epilobium hirsutum). Fringed (or American) willow herb (Epilobium ciliatum) seems a plausible identification, but there are 44 species present in North America fide USDA.
leaves are much more serrated. Steve
I agree
It looks like the bloom on the multiclustered plant are petal-less. Yes, it has a square stem with a groove running lengthwise down the middle of it.
Yes, I know it is not, CA is not known to have Fireweed.
:-)) I was having trouble figuring out which plant he wanted identified too. I think we've done the others in the past so I too wondered if it was the nettle.
I thought stinging nettle but the pic wasn't really clear to me.
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