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Posted by gardengran2 Oklahoma (My Page) on Sat, Jul 25, 09 at 16:24
| What is the best way to identify a "mystery plant"? I've looked at about a hundred plants online and can't find it. |
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| Could post a picture in the "name that plant" forum or find a botanist in your area. |
RE: Mystery Plant
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| If you really want to learn plants, get yourself a good wildflower ID book (newcomb's is the best, imo, for the northeast). A good guide will have some sort of key that lets you ID plants. It is a pain to sit down and learn the keys, but once you get the hang of it, you'll learn plants a lot faster, and you should be able to ID almost any plant you find. Once you know a decent percentage of the plants around you, the others start to fall in line and soom you are an expert. Scanning online images is the hard way to do it |
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