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Identification needed
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Posted by yardmom 6, MD (My Page) on Sun, Jun 15, 08 at 5:48
Can anyone tell me what this plant is? It grows wild in our woods and I don't want to pull it out if it is something desirable.
Thanks!
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RE: Identification needed
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| It looks like a viburnum. If it seems to be a shrub and the leaves are arranged opposite one another, then I'd suggest you compare it to Viburnum acerifolium (Mapleleaf viburnum). A nice plant, drought and shade tolerant, creating flowers for pollinators and berries for birds. |
RE: Identification needed
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| Thanks, esh! I'll keep it! |
RE: Identification needed
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Is this plant tall or small? If small, it could be any one of several woodland plants with the blue berry, from Canada Moonseed to Waterleaf. How about more info?
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RE: Identification needed
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| It is about 4 feet tall. That is English Ivy you see below it (what a nightmare THAT is!) |
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