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That was also my first thought. But...I cannot find any with square stems. Mystery plant seems to have glands on the leaf axils. I really want to...
All suggestions accepted. I will investigate. Thanks Daniel.
Superb tree...not a clue what it is. Surely Quercus agrifolia leaves are nothing like mystery tree...nor are they on spurs. Quercus agrifolia...
Your post 13 above with pic is definitely the same flower as yours! 2nd plant. I have been concentrating on those different /very distinctive...
Thank you. We need as much info as possible.
I have just double checked. - Google Search https://neotropicalecuador.com/photo-tour-birdwatchers-house/ I now assume these pics were not taken...
Struggling....the calyx are rather interesting and should help with accurate id. They are kind of square and ridged. [ATTACH]
Tried to zoom in! Just not able to see clearly. Dicentra. ???Corydalis??? Nadia White Rock..please go back and get close up pics! [ATTACH]
Flower in pic 3 ..but too tiny to id. Would love clear close up pics of the leaves and flowers. Could it be Dicentra sp?
I think this may be one for Lila. Seen 3 years ago in Ecuador. I saw this shrub on Isla de la Plata. Ecuador. Part of Machalilla National Park....
Pseud0cydonia sinensis. Pseudocydonia sinensis bark - Google Search
Mystery tree....Leaves are compound pinnate which I believe rules out Arbutus sp.
I have trimmed your 3rd image. Ferns from pics are really hard/ almost impossible to be accurate. But definitely not any variation of Asplenium...
JayBreezy welcome. Lots going on...your 1st/2nd pic seems to show lichen and lycopodium./maybe moss. 3 . Is a very healthy fern....
