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Sorry, I should have really said: a central white band or cord between each crack. (Not bands) I saw no apothecia or fruiting bodies on this one...
Yes, the green would crack in 3 to 4 places or so, and stretch ever so slightly before breaking, with white bands between each crack.
Thanks, I was thinking maybe Usnea but wasn't sure. It's very easy to convert using Google ;-) 5.5 in = 139.7 millimeters 6 in = 152.4...
Does anybody know what type of lichen this is? I found it hanging in the branches of a old (Juniperus virginiana) tree, in full to partial sun....
Here are pictures of a American sycamore (Platanus occidentalis): http://www.cnr.vt.edu/dendro/dendrology/syllabus/factsheet.cfm?ID=36 American...
Does anybody know the difference between Hedera helix 'Natashja' and Hedera helix 'Teardrop'. I don't know which one it would be. This below is...
Does "Dwarf Pincushion Flower" sound right maybe? This is just what I've thought it looks like by your description. Does it look like this?
I recently bought this new ivy and was wondering what kind it is? They have perfectly heart shaped leafs. Thanks.
Yeah I think that is what they are. I think they are at least 30 years old and only around 5 to 7 feet tall. There was I think 3 in the yard next...
What kind of bush this? We use to have these 5 foot tall bushes this at our old place in zone 7a. They have interesting vertical and flat groups...
I think you got it! I'm about 100% certain that's it from pictures and I looked up and what I read. Thanks.
Some kind of ground creeping vine? It grows on moist to wet ground by streams (6 inches long). Thanks for any help.
Thanks, it does look like that.
The leaves remind me of a Fringetree (Chionanthus virginicus) but the fall color is yellow. It is likley a fruit tree
I have two plants that I found in the woods here in N. AL and they where by a stream. The first one looks like some kind of violet that likes...
What is the best way to graft, type of graft, time to graft, and or grafting tools for grafting oaks in the red oak family? I want to save the...
Might be a Sea Poison Tree (Barringtonia asiatica) Here is some pictures I found of Barringtonia asiatica:...
Yep, It's a Japanese Knotweed (Polygonum cuspidatum) The native environment of the plant is on the slopes of volcanoes in Eastern Asia and there...
Thanks, maybe someone on there could help identify it.
I've thought of it being a Cherrybark Oak but I'm pretty sure it's not one because it does not have the familiar bark of which looks a lot like...
