3 plants in the park S.E. MI z5
Parker L (S.E., Mich)
6 years ago
Found these 3 plants in the Dominican Nature area. I have an idea what two are but it's the plant with deeply lobed leaves in the center that I'm most unsure of. I think #1 might be Liriodendron tulipifera even though it's growing in an odd spot. Plant #2, I don't know. Plant #3 horseweed?
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Comments (5)Carol, it most certainly does! UM shows a purplish flower but says a white form has been collected. Since I couldn't get very close, it's possible this flower is purple and not white as it appears to be in the photo. Thank you! This is the first time I've seen comfrey. I expected it to look more like common mullein....See MorePurple flowered wild Plant to ID S.E. MI z5
Comments (2)Tall Bellflower, American Bellflower ⇢ Campanulastrum americanum...See MorePhysalis? Datura? Solanum? S.E. MI z5
Comments (4)You are most welcome Parker. The bonaps are so helpful to narrow down possibilities. Yours seems to have very smooth stems and relatively smooth foliage so I thought P. longifolia might be likely. The ones I see here are very fuzzy....See MoreParker L (S.E., Mich)
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