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Question: This non-fertile grass was growing in close association with Panicum acuminatum along …
...(<2 mm wide, 15-28 cm long) should be definitive. Location is just west of Fredericton NB. Any help would be appreciated. Answer: Dear Apohaqui2810, while I can't be certain without reproduc...
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Question: these 2 plants have shot up in my greenhouse. I have never …
Question: these 2 plants have shot up in my greenhouse. I have never seen any thing like it but I do buy a lot of bird food (seeds ect) from our local shops. sorry just read about you being in new Eng...
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Question: Hello, this plant is growing in our garden in rural Royalston, Massachusetts …
...haven't been able to ID it to determine if it's a weed we should try to control. It was one of the first plants to begin growing in the early spring. We haven't seen any flowers on it y...
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Question: Central MA. This plant showed up suddenly and in such massive numbers …
...year's hay which ends up as garden mulch. Highly invasive, sun to partial shade, ~2 feet high. Flowering reminds me of nettles, but doesn't seem to match overall description. Thanks for your...
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Question: I'm hoping there is enough detail in these pictures to identify which …
...isn't the necessary details for me to help you. Some items I would need to know include (1) the presence/absence and kinds of hairs on the stem, (2) the growth habit (i.e., does if form colonies...
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Question: This was stuck to a red oak leaf on the forest floor …
...on 2018-2-16. It had the consistency of jelly and was semi-transparent. It looked a lot like a clump of melting snow. Eggs of some sort are in the jelly is my guess. Answer: Dear David, I'm n...
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Question: Hi! I found these interesting flowers growing mainly under the trees in …
...1-2 leaves per flower. Would you be able to tell me what these plant is? Thank you! Answer: Dear SeanScott, it looks like you have photographed Arisarum vulgare (friar's cowl), a member of the a...
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Question: Grandma got some "winter flower" seeds and is growing these plants. She …
...don't recognize them. I'd really appreciate it if anyone here can identify the 2 plants on this picture I took from her indoor plants. AC Answer: Dear Moncro, good morning. I can't i...
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Question: I wonder if these 2 plants could be Salix argyrocarpa. Dwarf size …
...these 2 plants could be Salix argyrocarpa. Dwarf size (less than 1 foot tall), south coast of Labrador July 6 2018. Answer: Thokozile, I'm not sure, but the leaf blades appear to wide (relative ...
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Question: I have lived in Maine and NH since 1950, and don't recall …
...don't recall seeing this before. It is ~2 m tall. Lee, NH. Sorry about the cluttered background...I could take a different camera and get a better picture. If I zoom in on the center of the plant...