More plant id help please

kestrel_3

14 years ago

#1

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a bit closer pic of #1

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#2 has purple flowers

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#3

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#4

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closer pic of #4

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#5 (looks like a sedum??)

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#6 is this some sort of milkweed?

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Iris GW
14 years ago
#1 looks like doll's eyes (Actaea pachypoda)
#2 is a vetch (weed)
#3 sumac
lycopus
14 years ago
#1 Red Baneberry - Actaea rubra
#2 Possibly a Vetch or Vetchling, Vicia sp. or Lathyrus sp.
#3 Staghorn Sumac - Rhus typhina
#4 American Filbert - Corylus americana
#5 Sedum sp.
#6 Not Milkweed but drawing a blank
#7 Cottonwood - Populus deltiodes
#8 Black Cherry - Prunus serotina

last one looks like Mountain Ash, Sorbus sp.
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dbs_illinois_4
14 years ago
I believe #6 is Dogbane (it is related to milkweed & has the white milky sap).
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14 years ago
#1 - Red baneberry. With white baneberry (doll's eyes), you can see the dark spots even on the green berries so this would have to be the red baneberry.

#6 - not dogbane Apocynum cannabinum. I don't know what it is but it looks as though it's working up a flower head so identification should get alot easier very soon.

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samfawzy10
14 years ago
#6 -Evening Primrose - Oenothera.
dbs_illinois_4
14 years ago
I know that partiular dogbane has reddish stems, I was thinking maybe some other one, assuming it has milky sap because kestral thought it might be a milkweed. If it doesn't have milky sap, it is actually a dead-ringer for Common Evening Primrose, Oenthera biennis. Started blooming here in 4/5 last week.
dbs_illinois_4
14 years ago
Oh gee, samfawzy beat me because I went outside to check to make sure that the Oenthera doesn't have milky sap too. I didn't think so, but then I'm usually pulling it up root and all instead of breakin it. I save a patch for white-lined sphinz moths, so I do a lot of weeding.
dbs_illinois_4
14 years ago
Oenothera biennis, and SPHINX moth. And that's what happens if I hurry and don't check the preview.