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Pink common foxglove is very prevelant in southern BC region, however I've recently found a white figwort that looks very much like foxglove. Is...
Pot 1 is basil for sure, parsley 2nd pot right side...Can't you just smell the others? It should be easy to identify dill, mint and rosemary...
Ugh, I think that the most difficult plants to ID are in these families, I always confuse the two. Is this a Sawbeak Sedge (Carex stipata)?
Michael, the point is that many PEOPLE use colloquialisms that aren't found in BOOKS or WEBSITES. So the common names posted there do not...
I am only a rookie, but the first one looks very similar to our Orchard Morning-glory...
My ID book states that small hop-clover "is similar to black medic but has straight, not coiled, pods". Could anyone help me out with this one? I...
You have to admit that common names do serve their purpose though. They are very good for a beginner or when trying to remember a vast array of...
Common names do vary no matter where you are. I am quite sure that the UK does not have one single set of "common names to rule them all" Michael...
Is this Circaea alpina? I can't really see the flowers so well from the picture that I took, but the leaves look like Enchanter's Nightshade...
I am thinking either Rubus leucodermis or Rubis discolor. Any thoughts?
Looks more like False Lily-of-the-valley to me...
I would say that you're probably right.
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You guys recently helped me ID this flower. Right here in my own backyard, I love it! Nature's own power launcher The trebuchet, that terrible...
Now that you mention it, I think that the first one might be American Brooklime (Veronica Beccabunga)? No clue on the other..
Here some more pictures...
Are these two pictures of the same species? I can't tell... any clues as to what they are?
Hmmm, I was thinking that they were Geum macrophyllum?
Do I have this right?
Is this Bunchberry (Cornus Canadensis)?
