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Question: Hello! I recently moved to Middlesex County, Massachusetts. I have two plants …
...behind my home that I would like help identifying. Thank you! Answer: Dear SNB96P, the first image may be Tussilago farfara (coltsfoot). The leaf blades should have a rubbery feeling and have lots ...
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Question: Glenn here again. Here is a closer photo of the forget-me-not flower. …
...of my yard near a wetland. Thanks again! Answer: Glenn, yes, Myosotis sylvatica. The hooked hairs on the calyx (sepals) separate this from specie slike Mysotis scorpioides, which have straight hair...
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Question: Hi, I’ve discovered this plant growing next to poison ivy in the …
...of my yard, and it seems to be sprouting everywhere. Can you help me identify it? I would much appreciate it! Answer: Dear Elise33, you have photographed the early season shoots of a species of Vin...
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Question: Open woods, Lincoln, Massachusetts. I see superficially similar flowering stems on cultivated …
...with my search. Best wishes.
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Question: This tree is in my backyard. It is a stone fruit. I …
...in my backyard. It is a stone fruit. I don't know what it is. Could you help me? Answer: Dear Kate, the plant looks much like Prunus persica (peach), given the densely hairy fruit with a single ...
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Question: Good morning! This is a very tall (5ft) plant (immature) in Eastern …
...this? My office is stumped. -KC Answer: Dear KDC, your plant is Smilax herbacea (carrion-flower), which belongs to the Smilacaceae (greenbriar family). This particular is species is unarmed and he...
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Question: What's this plant? Its growing in my garden. I'm thinking its a …
...in my garden. I'm thinking its a volunteer, but not sure. Answer: Dear pjr488, I need more information to be able to help you. I don't know what part of the world this photograph was taken...
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Question: Can you tell me what this is? I spotted in in Los …
...of my range of expertise. Go Botany is a website dedicated to wild plants of New England. If you have more images, I may be able to get you going in the right direction. Beautiful image.
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Question: This appeared in my sister's perennial garden, next to her irises and …
...in my sister's perennial garden, next to her irises and lupine. The blossom is as big as her foot. Thanks! Answer: kerfuffle, the plant you have photographed is a species in arum family (Arace...
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Question: This plant is growing in my yard up through a rugosa rose …
...in my yard up through a rugosa rose (the brown woody stems in the background) and untrimmed lawn, in Merrimack, New Hampshire. Can you tell me, please, what it is? Thank you very much for sharing you...