These two are Mystery Tree #1. It's the one beside the clothesline. It puts out super-sticky seed pods before the leaves come out.
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These two are Mystery Tree #2. It's in the flower bed between the clothesline and the house.
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Mystery plant #1. It's in the same bed as Mystery Tree #2.
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Mystery Plant #2.
Okay, before I mess this up, I'll publish these. :-)
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Mom's pretty good at identifying stuff like this. :-)
They're certainly pretty and green.
(Good to have you back online!)
Nice to have you back. I'll ask Dearest to take a squizz. He's a horticulturist ~ amongst other things. I just pop stuff in the ground & hope for the best.
Mystery Tree #2
99.9% positive it is a Liriodendron tulipifera L.
Common names: tuliptree, tulip poplar, yellow poplar (but it's not a poplar)
Here are some links:
http://plants.usda.gov/java/profile?symbol=LITU
http://www.fast-growing-trees.com/TulipPoplar.htm
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/1031/
mums
Mystery Tree #1
This looks like a poplar leaf. I'm not sure what kind though. What color were the "seed pods"?
mums
Plant 1 - sorta, kinda looks like Shasta daisy leaves.
Plant 2 - ???
Maybe they will soon have flowers that will help identify them.
mums
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