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Rhaphiolepis umbellata?
Oh good. I was about to try and find it. Thanks Eric. Most unusual. I have taken liberty of darkening trimming original image. Mohavea...
Viburnum rhytidophyllum is very different in leaf shape, leaf texture, brown hairy stalks, flower shape etc .I am not seeing anything in wcutlers...
[ATTACH] At the risk of being wrong again .....I am going with Viburnum tinus...evergreen, early to flower. Leaves can be hairy. Viburnum tinus -...
Be very careful. On www many pics are misnamed. I love the very dainty Linnea amabilis. Many Linnea amabilis here are actually Weigela. Linnaea...
Thanks Michael and all others for help. Back to the class room on this I need to have a good look at both. "As an aside, just been checking - it...
Just trying to learn. I don't doubt answer. Cannot see any stipules on the leaves shown. I really debated......with myself..... for quite some...
Ooops! Michael..I considered that very carefully as a choice. Please can you tell me how to tell the difference. In the flesh I can tell them...
Welcome to the forums! It looks like a Cotoneaster. There are many sp. Possibly Cotoneaster frigidus Cornubia. cotoneaster tree - Google Search:...
Last one to be id'd. Again I am most grateful to Claudia from the Herbarium on Mauritius for her expert help and explanation..... Quote....."...
Yesterday I sent an email to Claudia at the Herbarium in Mauritius. Today I got an instant reply. "Plant 1 (white flowers, the 'pink' is because...
1st pic at bottom looks very woody...more shrubby than perennial. wait to see what others say.
Looks like Chilopsis linearis. Chilopsis - Wikipedia chilopsis linearis - Google Search https://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=chli2
How odd that Hungary features it on a stamp. Interesting detective work. Thanks wcutler.
I sent an e mail to SSR Botanical garden for this one...just got a reply. .........................................................................
