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Part 2 of identify plants in my yard

11 years ago

Second phase of pics of weeds and flowers in my yard.

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fizgig777 ╰⊰❀ Z7a ❀⊱╮
11 years ago
1 & 2 = Chrysanthemums
8 = Buttercups
10 = Muberry
14 = Iris
15 = Barberry
16 = Rose
18 = Lilac
mytime
11 years ago
7 Lupine
19, 20 Lonicera sp.?
23 the low plant in the middle? Vinca minor?
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treeguy123
11 years ago
5. Annual Honesty (Lunaria annua)
1. White Mulberry (Morus alba)
Iris GW
11 years ago
21 looks like a Milkweed - host plant for the monarch butterfly.
jeanne
11 years ago
3 Phlox ?
Dock, Rumex
Lunaria
Lily of the Valley
Lupine
Tall Buttercup, Ranunculus acris
Salsify, Tragopogon
Mulberry
Goldenrod
Columbine, Aquilegia (the pink flower)
Mock Orange, Philadelphus about to bloom
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Barberry
Rose
Phlox ? (the more I see it, the less I believe it's Phlox - maybe Aster?)
Lilac
Honeysuckle
more honeysuckle
milkweed
obedient flower
lots of different weeds
fatamorgana2121
11 years ago
Just a suggestion for future postings, you may wish to number your images and break up your images into smaller groups (maybe 5 or 6 in a group at most). It's easier for people to answer so you'll get better responses.

In #6 I see, vinca, lily or the valley or tulip leaves (unsure which), violets, star of Bethlehem, lupine

#9 Looks like a spiderwort to me. Plus there is feverfew, vinca, bindweed, and of course, wheat!

#10, besides the milkweed, you have mulberry, ground ivy, maple, and perhaps a daylily

#23 - I see swallowwort, vinca, violet, maple

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flora_uk
11 years ago
The grassy stuff by the post looks like wheat - there's a head of grain in the picture. Was there a bird feeder there in the past?
infynite
Original Author
11 years ago
@ fatamorgana: Thanks for the suggestion and information. I should have numbered the pics...sorry.

@flora uk: I'm not sure if a bird feeder was present before I moved in. I willl investigate tomorrow and ask my neighbor who has a bird feeder just a few feet from the wheat is located....lol.
Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
11 years ago
In the 5th pic down, there is a little maple tree growing up against the fence, in front of the heat pump. The sooner you dig that out, the easier it will be although it's big enough at this point to be a bit of a chore already.

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