They're sent to me from other people to ID. I believe they should be either from China or the US. #10, I don't really have any hopes for ID'ing it...but if anyone knows...... #1. Myosotis hmm, the leaves look really large, but I'll go look at keys for the species. Any idea for #6?

Hi all, thanks for the advice and goodbyes and offers of help and all ... MAG is great -it'll be a lot for the Maine forum people to live up to! Especially since, as noted, Maine is a big state! (see way below, in the tangent zone, if you were wondering where in Maine i'm going) I'm not sure what the moving company's policy will be - i don't think any i spoke with gave me a flat out no for plants on the phone, like for legal/pest control reasons - i think at least some said if there's room, it's fine, but in this heat they won't take liability for plants' survival. i guess it'll be up to the driver. About getting stuff shipped ... I've never had much luck with getting anything to grow from bare-root, but then again haven't tried so many times ... dunno. not really close with neighbors or geographically close to any of you and just not sure i could get organized in the next weeek, espcially since i'm not so confident i could keep the planties alive once they were shipped to me bare-root. The stuff I would move isn't so special, really ... probably not at all what a more sophisticated gardener would be wanting to take - i'm just feeling stubborn (like, i've been trying to get lilacs the whole time we've been here in this house, since i think it's not quite a home without lilacs in late spring, and now the first one i got at a swap is maybe finally ready to bloom next year, maybe. and there's the one growing from a sucker my dad brought me from his house, which turns out grew from suckers from ones at my grandmother's house ... so that's kindof special ... though i could also just get another sucker from him which would be the much more rational thing to do; he'll only be 6 or 7 hours drive away) i've pretty much convinced myself to be ok leaving almost everything behind since -the yard we're going to doesn't have beds ready and i think is very different in general (i haven't actually seen it yet! ... just lots of pictures and descriptions) - definitely way shadier - -and i don't know what's there that i wouldn't want to accidentally destroy by digging up beds too early ... -and i have lots of seeds to start things from (including some from many of you - thank you!) ... -and also i've been trying to get lots of maryland natives for the yard here and they are probably much better off staying here in their nice native environment than trucking off to maine. and, up there i'll want more maine natives! [yes, i like to rationalize. :) ] but ... those plants that are already sitting around in pots just seem to be begging to come along ... and they wouldn't need to go right into beds there since they've been just in containers anyway [more rationalization]! and it wouldn't be hard to sneak a couple little bits of other basic starter-things into pots, pretending like they've already been there all summer ... but then again i don't want to just outright murder the plants if they really have no chance of surviving the truck ride. so ... i'll see what the movers say, i guess. more advice, etc. from you all still most welcome, of course! :) -libby location tangent: We're going to Trenton which is near Ellsworth (bigger/more likely to have been heard of) - right near Mt. Desert Island but on the mainland. Zone 5b, i believe. coastal "downeast" Maine, perhaps? stilly trying to figure out what different areas there are called. It is also near Blue Hill - we drove around there a lot and i think i saw a few nurseries in May when we were there exploring/househunting - (also saw listings for nurseries for sale along with houses tempting, for a moment, but sadly, i really do not have a very green thumb, so that would be a very bad idea) - really i should stay away from nurseries - too much temptation! though i have been holding onto the idea of being closer to green mountain transplants (if they're still in business in new location) - it'd still be 3 hours or so but would be between our place and my brother's - and they have stuff so cheap! cats tangent: yes, we will be driving straight through - my brother's house would be a good stopping point about 2/3 of the way there, but ... he has cats and we'll have the cats and none of them are necessarily so friendly to unfamiliar cats, plus they have tons of knick-knacks and one of my cats compulsively clears all surfaces of knick-knacks - it's quite a sport for him. and our cats absolutely do not tolerate being shut up in a room or anything - they're totally friendly (with people) and tolerant and easy-going (in a curious, explorer-minded sort of way) as long as they aren't shut up, especially not away from people. they're shelter cats ... i think that about maxed out their tolerance for being caged in. we will get and bring sedative pills from vet just in case but hope not to have to use them ... so far the cats are pretty ok on car rides as long as they're not in carriers. i know carriers are supposed to be safer but these cats freak out in them and drugging them unnecessarily doesn't seem like the best idea either - they both seem pretty sensitive to drugs (took quite a while for anaesthetic to totally wear off even after they came home from getting fixed; seemed a bit off for a few days after vaccinations and had bumps at injection site for a long time ... etc.). so will have carriers and drugs with us but only as plan B.

And. OH.. another hijack. I have decided to STAY until I can take my vegetables with me - all of them - including the taters and carrots which should turn out fine, mostly. I have potatoes growing in some very odd places because we had so many of them. I didn't let any seed potato go to waste.

If these things were in my neck of the woods, I would guess they are one of the "snowball" viburnums, either V. Trilobum or V. Opulus. Look at one leaf. On the leaf stem, just at the base of the leaf blade, are there two tiny bumps (glands) on that stem? Those would make it one of those viburnums. What to do with them? Sorry, that's not my specialty. I'm sure somebody else will be able to tell you.