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Question: I want to find the name of this plant, which flowers at …
...flowers at the beginning of August, with lemon yellow tubular flowers, and does not attract deer at all. I would like to get more but cannot identify it. Answer: Dear woodenfloor, there are no ima...
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Question: Arthur, I received this photo with a request to identify the plant …
...Thanks. l Answer: Dear Donald, I can't help you with this one. I don't recognize it as anything that grows in New England or anything that expresses this morphology. If you are able to ge...
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Question: What is the name of this plant sample, it was located in …
...plant in the photograph to identify it. If you are able to get an image of the plant from its natural habitat (i.e., in place so I can see the arrangement and form of its structures), I may be able t...
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Question: I have this weed that grows in cracks of roadside slabs (or …
...thorny at the nodes. And has some rather slight pink colouring at the 'stem'. Answer: Dear Gerald, your plant is Alternanthera pungens (khaki joyweed), a weedy member of the Amaranthaceae ...
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Question: What is this plant. Grows 2-4 feet. No flowers. In St Marys …
...flowers and/or fruits on this plant to help you better. If you can capture images of this plant when it flowers and try to get a variety of images, I may well be able to help you determine which spec...
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Question: Hi there! This plant has me stumped. It was spotted in a …
...Cfairbank, your plant is Petasites hybridus (butterbur sweet-coltsfoot). This is a non-native species that flowers ahead of the expansion of the leaves. The leaves will continue to expand and get fa...
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Question: And here is another tree sapling that has volunteered itself in a …
...backyard. It's leaves and stems are sticky and aromatic. My best guess was Black Walnut. Concord, MA. Thank you! Answer: Dear llsrvd, yes, they do appear to be a species of Juglans (walnut)....
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Question: In southern NH, we have a load of this ground-bound vine on …
...on a steep slope that doesn't get too much sun. I can't figure out what it is. Thanks. Answer: Dear nancyQ, your plant is Rubus hispidus (bristly blackberry), a native, trailing blackberr...
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Question: Good evening. I'm hoping you can identify this shrub (there are 5 …
...that we are rehabbing. The shrubs are about 4 feet tall, but could get taller. I have been trimming them. The flowers are small. The leaves are at most an inch long. Thank you! Answer: Dear Lisabaile...
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Question: May I send a photo of a plant/tree that is spreading all …
...& annoying. Thank you😃 Answer: Dear Karen, if you are having trouble posting images, feel free to attach them to an email and send them to ahaines[at]newenglandwild.org and I'll try to help ...