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Question: there are large patches of this plant in my yard, is it …
...give me identification on my back yard. there beautiful. thanks row Answer: Dear Row, good morning. You have photographed a species of Pilosella (king-devil), species of composites that are often in...
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Question: Hi there! I am wondering if you could tell me what plant …
...some member of the Araceae, such as Calla palustris. Or, possibly, another member of that family (e.g., immature fruits of Arisaema triphyllum that (1) did not reach maturity and (2) are shriveled a ...
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Question: Every spring we love to see what we call the purple haze …
...emerge. Can you help me identify this beautiful little plant found in my New Haven, CT backyard? It covers my neighbor’s hill and each of my 19 years in this house has spread incrementally further ac...
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Question: A friend sent this photo to me asking for help identifying the …
...to me asking for help identifying the flowering plants alongside the emerging skunk cabbage. They were growing in a wet area along with with skunk cabbage and cattails at Arnold Arboretum, in what she...
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Question: Please confirm if this is ground ivy. Popped up in my garden …
...time. Let me know if we were correct!
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Question: Arthur, I'm hoping you can confirm my ID of Amelanchier nantucketensis. Location …
...Amelanchier nantucketensis. The small petals are usually accompanied by pollen production along the edges of some petals (andropetaly)--you will see yellow pollen grains if you look closely. Fee fre...
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Question: This is common in a small part of the woods in Lincoln, …
...reminds me of Clethra alnifolia but it grows from single stems, making it a tree rather than a shrub in the key. It doesn't want to grow over 2 meters tall except in the sunniest spots. It is f...
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Question: Hi - I live in Topsfield Ma, and am looking to replace …
...same way, perhaps it would be best to have a discussion about the qualities you are seeking in a planting, and then we could find a native species that fits these characteristics. Please feel free to...
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Question: These seeds were on long stalks (50+ cm) sticking up from a …
...a member of the genus Carex in the section Cyperoideae (what many call "ovales"). Without a slightly higher resolution image, it is hard for me to be sure, but it does look like Carex scopa...
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Question: Hi, I sent an inquiry Saturday, and I also saw a question …
...welcome to email me directly at ahaines@nativeplanttrust.org.