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Re: Newby looking to ID cherry like fruit - maybe Myrciaria relatively popular warm climate plant...
My monitor's messed now, but I can see some of your pics. The leaves should alternate on the stem if Ficus. Should have an obvious sheath at...
try to get some closeup pics of flower parts, even dried up seed debris from last year might help.
a lot has been written about seedling fruit trees. chances of a decent seedling is low with apples. (compariosn: chances are pretty good wiht...
yes, thanks. this looks like it. slight additional verification: google search pics are on european websites...
looks like solanum family. nightshades it will probably flower and ripen fruit over long period.
couldn't find a weed site for tx, maybe neighboring state's ag ext has a weed site? but i came across a site with pics of unidentified plants...
i live on the west coast (calif). never cared for either of those two, b or w. i've read that w flower best with frequent pruning....
tree2.jpg lloks like a malus.. those spots on the stems.. tree-large branches like an apple that's been cut back really hard. the side...
1st is suggestive of rubiaceae http://members.iinet.net.au/~weeds/western_weeds/rub_sal_sap.htm i'm sure you already noticed the 3rd looks...
perhaps the center is actually a tube of stamens surrounding the style (female part)?...
maybe Croton (Codiaeum) http://images.google.com/images?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&q=Codiaeum
silver maple? http://images.google.com/images?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&q=%22silver+maple%22...
nectarines are peaches that happen to lack 'fuzz'. spines grow on many young plums (and apricots, which are closely related. forced hybrids are...
need closeup of flower for 3rd pic. is it senecio-like?
