My long plant id thread

1. IDed: Wild Grape

2. Maybe Foxtail?

3. Is this a type of grass or something? I've seen the ends of these turn purple too.

4. Wild Geranium maybe?Sorry if you can barely see this but it has small purple flowers.

5. IDed: Bindweed.

6. IDed: Bukhorn plantain.

7. IDed: Mullein and Creeping Henry.

8. IDed: Broadleaf Plantain.

9. IDed: Curly Dock.

10. IDed(?): Wild Geranium?

11. IDed: Selfheal.

12. Maybe Yucca? This might be a tropical plant. The root goes deep and is really fat.

13. Some kind of tall weed. It reminded me of mint but it isn't.

14. Wild lettuce? It has yellow flowers on top.

15. Cherry? Is this a crab apple or cherry? It forms little green fruits that are really hard.

 

Hi Ken,

#1 Yes, grape

#2Not sure if you have crab grass in there, but I think it looks more like foxtail to me

#3Yes, a grass, I think.

#4maybe it's herb robert?

#5 Yes, bind weed

#6?

#7 Mullein

#8 Plantain

#9 curly dock

#10 looks like more herb robert.

#11 Speedwell?

#12 maybe yucca.
#13?? maybe sweet william.
#14 Wild lettuce?
#15 looks like a cherry to me.

Hope this helps some and others have a few more answers, too.

 

Thanks! Maybe #6 is English Plantain? Also, the weird type of grass (#3) the feathery seed heads either turn from tan to purple or purple from tan, I don't know. #13, I don't know if it's sweet william. The leaves are darker and are quite shiny. It also grows on a single stem and reaches up about 4 feet or more.

 

#12 is a Yucca filamentosa (adam's needle).

Jerry

 

#6 buckhorn weed. I guess I was tired last night it didn't even cross my mind until I looked and you had numbered them.
#7 also has creeping charlie in it. not sure if there is a creeping henry, at least not around here, or maybe it is called that there.

 

Oh gosh. I meant creeping charlie. I got the names mixed up.

 

#11 - Prunella Vulgaris

 

If #14 is prickly lettuce (lactuca), it will have prickles on the underside of the midrib of the leaves. Otherwise, if no prickles, it might be perennial sowthistle (Sonchus).

 

13 has small yellow flowers.

 

Actually, number 13 has small purple pink flowers. It reminds me of Lobelia but the leaves are darker and shinier.

 

#10 might be Geranium carolinianum.

If #13's flower is actinomorphic it is probably a verbena or in that family, if they are zygomorphic then it is probably in the mint family.