The anwser is right there at the tip of my tongue. So please help. Thanks. What is it. ( photo / image / picture from Donna S's Garden ) Plant I posted several weeks ago. It is bee balm or monarda. ( photo / image / picture from Donna S's Garden ) Bee balm now. ( photo / image / picture from Donna S's Garden )
Hi Donna, could you please edit the title of the topic to better describe the plant. It helps to get attention. Plant ID forum rules ## Please read before posting ##. Thanks!
The top shot reminds me of Jacob's Ladder-do the leaves have smooth or serrated edges? if they are the latter then it isn't Jacob's ladder and I don't know any other options...
Pictures of leaves. Hope they are clear enough. Left is plant - Right is wisteria. ( photo / image / picture from Donna S's Garden )
Donna I think Lukey might be on the right track. It could very well be a sorbus - maybe Sorbus aucuparia??
carolyn keiper, Sure you can have a seed back. I totally understand. Silly us. They aren't listening to us anyhow... The seed is in the email....
Cute cute. Could well be Sorbus but the leaves and growth habit also reminds me of the Xanthoceras small babies I have in my garden. Would this be "available" to your area? I got mine from a gardenstew member as they don't grow in Romania. Sorbus does!
Thank you Cal. You are right. It is a xanthaceras (yellowhorn tree) and I did plant the seed last year. I just never expected it to grow, so I forgot about it. Squirrels used all my pots for their winter storage so labels were gone. Thanks Pondlady.
