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Posted by bubbleoffplumb z6 NY (My Page) on

Sat, May 27, 06 at 11:24

most of these are (maple) shade plants - the last three get a bit more sun....

#1
this one is growing in a shady area - right next to a cedar:

same plant:

#2
a woody(?) plant - they are growing thru-out the property
in mostly shady spots:

#3
shrub (?) mostly shade:

#4
is this multi flora?:

#5
existing shrub - shade:

#6
got these all over the place:

#7
another shade lovin' shrub (?):

#8
dark green vine - sometimes with silver stripe - shade:

#9
??

the three pics below (2 plants) like a little more sun:
#10
?? - some midday sun:

#11
this plant (next 2 photos) like to hang out by the deer tongue grass and asiatic day lilly - I apologize for the lack of focus:

same plant as above:

once again,
thanks for the help

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Posted by esh_ga z7 GA (My Page) on
Sat, May 27, 06 at 13:24

#2 looks like Green Ash (a tree). The flowers on #5 look like some type of Euonymous.

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Posted by nyssaman Z6 ON (My Page) on
Sat, May 27, 06 at 21:37

# 10 looks like an ash
#6 looks like an anemone

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Posted by well_drained z6a MA (My Page) on
Sun, May 28, 06 at 8:37

1, 2 and 9 look like a cherry of some kind, maybe Prunus serotina?

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Posted by tiarella Zone 6 NJ (My Page) on
Sun, May 28, 06 at 18:48

your last 2 pics look like goldenrod.

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Posted by ahughes798 z5 IL (My Page) on
Wed, May 31, 06 at 0:10

#5 looks like burning bush...if it is...get rid of it, please and thank you. The last 2 look like some sort of goldenrod.

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Posted by loretta z6 NJ (My Page) on
Wed, Jun 7, 06 at 18:14

#11 is that weed with the tiny white to pinkish white thread petaled daisy-like flowers. I don't know the name.
1 and 9 look like Prunus serotina - black cherry or something similar.
#7 reminds me of mock orange but I'm not sure.

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Posted by loretta z6 NJ (My Page) on
Thu, Jun 8, 06 at 15:41

Now I remember the name of #11 - Fleabane.

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Posted by bubbleoffplumb z6 NY (My Page) on
Thu, Oct 5, 06 at 12:16

#11 finally flowered!
I think it is daisy fleabane - Erigeron annuus

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Posted by momamamo 6A (My Page) on
Thu, Oct 5, 06 at 12:36

#8 is probably sweet autumn clematis. Maureen

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Posted by ladyslppr z6 PA (My Page) on
Thu, Oct 5, 06 at 21:25

#3 looks like one of the non-native very invasive privits - perhaps Ligustrum obstusifolium.

#11 is an aster, not Daisy Fleabane

#6 is I think one of the sticktights or similar plants that grows seeds that stick to fuzzy clothing. I can't recall the species...

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