Can you ID please?

GardenHo_MI_Z5

4 years ago

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gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
4 years ago
Juniper seedling. I'd suspect Juniperus virginiana, aka eastern red cedar.
GardenHo_MI_Z5
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4 years ago
GG thank you.

After googling it, all I can is is...Yuck, not anything close to what I envisioned/hoped for lol.
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norfolk island pine[?] is a common houseplant in the great white north ... one of the few conifers that can take the lack of direct sunshine ... humidity abuse during long winters ... etc ... if successful ... they can start swallowing up lots of space in the room ... and eventually hit the ceiling .... 10 or 15 years.. tree time ... fear your success ...lol ... they are telephone pole trees in their native areas .... so growing them indoors shows the effects of growing plants in low light ... reduced vigor ... when i was a kid.. we decorated our charlie brown xmas tree with its own set of mini ornaments .... though back them light lines were too heavy for it ... it is a tree .. so it would probably prefer a drink and near drying.. compared to the other plant in the pot ... so you might want to repot them separately .... ken ps: though commonly called a pine.. its not a pine ... imo
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So my daughter told me there was a surprise for me when I got home. To my (big) surprise, laying on the dining room table was the tag for this hosta! She knew I was trying to ID it and she took the time to go through ALL of my old tags and found it!! What a sweetheart! I can’t believe I saved it, as back then I never thought to save them. So the hosta is....‘Chi Town Classic’ Thank you all for your Help in trying to solve this mystery....and a big thanks to my sweet daughter : )
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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
4 years ago
agree on ID .... in my part of MI.. they line the rural roadways for miles and miles ... i call then invasive ...whether or not they fit within that definition ...

i believe they are the basis of the cedar post industry down south.. as well as what they call cedar wood chips .... so i suppose those peeps wouldnt call them invasive ...

though cute and blue when small .. they end up pretty ugly .. over the years ...

this is one of the base plants that led me to decide .... there arent many things the free seed themselves into gardens.. that actually end up valuable .... in other words.. its just another weed.. imo ...

ken
GardenHo_MI_Z5
Original Author
4 years ago
Yes very cute, the blue is what caught my eye...and agree ugly later!

Found this at work was ready to pack my shovel but pondered it being invasive and thought I’d better research it first.

Glad I did now!

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