Two plants that need identification please!

shear_stupidity

11 years ago

I know these are common, as I see them all the time... but never with TAGS on them! Help?

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shear_stupidity
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11 years ago
Second one:
nil13
11 years ago
the first one is sedum nausbaumerianum
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Plant #1 - Golden pea, perhaps? Definitely pea family. The other is a (short-lived) perennial foxglove. I have some and it will self-sow. Here is a link that might be useful: Golden pea
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Plant identification needed, please.
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Blimey, Damp, you've done it again! Don't know how you do it! Ranunculus Lingua Grandiflora it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I also have Caltha Palustris which puts on a lovely show earlier than this plant. While I was searching I found some great aquatic plant sites that I've bookmarked for future reference.
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Thank you Kristin for your advise. I plant only non-invasive species in my garden so I am going to plant the new butterfly Molly (dwarf the non-invasive one) instead - it has similar look and flowers and it is the most compact out of all the butterfly bushes and supposedly non-invasive. Here are some photos from my garden. Love to mingle with nature and study all the deer resistant non-invasive species and help others with my gardening experience. Happy gardening season!. :-) Eva
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wet leaves complicates it a bit ... but daisy comes to mind ... some of them can be prolific seeders ... do you have any around???? if we fail here.. try the botanists in the name that plant forum .. ken
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rosemariero
11 years ago
I agree with Nil's ID on the 1st (but with a slight tweak on spelling: Sedum nussbaumerianum).

On the 2nd, I would say a type of Rhipsalis, but there are so many, I don't know where to start looking for a species name for you. Have you ever seen it bloom?
shear_stupidity
Original Author
11 years ago
Yes, it's Sedum nussbaumerianum... thank you!

I'm hoping to confirm Rhipsalis so I can have an idea of plant care. I've never seen it bloom because I've only owned it for two days. It didn't even occur to me that it might bloom!
lorrr
11 years ago
Hi there. I agree with rosemariero that the plant in the second photo is a type of rhipsalis. Unfortunately, though I have several different varieties, I do not know the specific name of yours. Good luck with the precise name.
shear_stupidity
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks guys. I'm gonna just run with Rhipsalis for care instructions and name the thing "Harry." LOL!

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