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Question: This shrub appeared after I cleared trees for my garden about three …
...and 2" wide. Answer: Dear kwconch47, there are no images associated with your question. Without those, I won't be able to assist you. If you are having trouble uploading images, feel free...
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Question: Hi again. What do you suppose this fern is? It's hard to …
...It's hard to see in my pictures, but the leaves are double tapering. The longest ones are maybe 1.5'-2'. Thanks Answer: Dear Jbrine1, as best I can tell from the image, it appears to b...
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Question: This plant is in my yard in orange, MA. It is about …
...about 2” tall. Answer: Dear Sugarmama2, this plant appears to be a yellow-flowered wake-robin (genus Trillium). There are no native species with that color petals found in the northeast. Perhaps th...
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Question: This plant has been spreading in the woods for the last 2-3 …
...last 2-3 years. It has white flowers. Please identify. Thank you, Carolyn Answer: Dear cstock, good morning. Your plant may be Aegopodium podagraria (bishop's goutweed), a member of the Apiacea...
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Question: A 2 meter tall plant beside a path in the woods. Lincoln, …
...A 2 meter tall plant beside a path in the woods. Lincoln, Massachusetts, June 2022. Answer: Dear jfc, good morning to you. You have photographed a species of Ilex (winterberry). I can't tell ...
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Question: I live in central province of New Brunswick , Canada. I took …
...took 2 cuttings from a Red Champlain shrub, and put them in a raw potato and this is what came out. Can't seem to find what it is.. Answer: Dear farseno@nbnet.nb.ca, good morning. The flowers a...
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Question: Can you confirm this is Lobelia siphilitica? It has been growing widely …
...8/2/2020. coming into bloom. Answer: Dear bkatzenberg, good afternoon. The plants certainly look like Lobelia siphilitica. This plant is often included in various seed mixes and shows up in expecte...
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Question: Dear Ace Botanist, this 2-foot tall, hairy plant is a weed in …
...this 2-foot tall, hairy plant is a weed in my Dampish yard, woods of the north Quabbin, MA, grows in shade, along with the jewelweed. Can you please identify? Answer: Dear tracy, I'm sorry, I ...
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Question: I have these growing in disturbed areas around my house in Massachusetts. …
...over 2 meters. I was thinking Artemisia, but if it is I can't figure out which species. Answer: Dear jfc, this is Artemisia vulgaris (common wormwood) again. This is the upper part of the stem...
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Comandraceae: Dichotomous Key
...of 2–4, the lateral flowers functionally staminate and deciduous, the central flower bisexual; tepals green-purple 1b. Flowers borne in terminal, panicle-like cymes, with a hypanthium, al...