Need help ID'ing this plant on my AZ property
Caroline Deegan
8 years ago
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Need help id'ing this plant
Comments (1)Perhaps Rough Cinquefoil Potentilla norvegica. FataMorgana...See MoreNeed help ID'ing a plant/bush/shrub in Seattle
Comments (9)Wow, thank you for all your suggestions. I'm thinking it must be a box or privet honeysuckle. My plan is to cut it down to about a foot (as someone indicated above). Over the years, as it grew, the owners just trimmed the side of the shrub so that it wouldn't block the path on the side of the house. So it just grew higher and higher and now has started leaning over the path. So now it's just an annoyance and gets beat up on by anyone walking down the path. Knowing what it is I can now get it healthy and healthy-looking again. Thank you again! Your efforts are much appreciated. flora uk: there are some red leaves on top that have fallen from a nearby japanese maple, but it's all just the honeysuckle in the photo....See MoreNeed help in Id'ing a plant
Comments (3)Hi peggy You may have a crinum, there is lots of variables when trying to identify them, Ive got a few and they all look different sometimes, especially without flowers. The other thing you may have received is a Hymenocallis, another relative of amaryllis and crinums. Whatever you have whenever it flowers lets have a look at a pic. Happy new year andy...See MoreI need help id ing a plant!
Comments (3)Hmmm, my first guess would be cinquefoil. Some cinquefoils are weeds and should be removed. Not sure if it is what you have but it is the only thing I can think of. The first link, copy and paste into your browser, is a google image search for "cinquefoil weed colorado". The clickable link is a google image search for "cinquefoil". If it looks like it could be a cinquefoil, do your own research before deciding if it can stay of if it needs to be removed!! http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&hs=hW3&q=cinquefoil%20weed%20colorado&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi Good luck IDing this! Here is a link that might be useful: cinquefoil...See MoreCaroline Deegan
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