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Can anyone identify this perennial? Blooming now in Toronto area of Ontario. Thanks
I think they are babies but could be wrong. They do self seed, but are said to possibly not breed true like this. This means it can look a little...
Looks like a Rose of Sharon to me. Hibiscus syriacus Hibiscus syriacus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ps Your link for Virginiana says zones 3 to 9 so it seems to fit the 4a area I was in. Just north of Bancroft Ontario.
I remember it having a rounder leaf than your Carpinus link. That leaf seems too long & slender. Picture from your Virginiana link seems to match...
Sorry corrected Ostrya Ostrya virginiana - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Omg, you rock, it is Ostrya. Thank you so much. Sorry I couldn't think of a way to describe that flower pod, other than complex and ornate.
Full size tree, taller than house. Average shaped tree, branches started 6 feet from ground. Similar to a maple trees shape & top spread. Leaf...
Clematis paniculata. Options are shred with a mulching mower, or burn. There is no garden waste pick up here. The plant that was shredded killed...
Thank you very much Ron B. I guess that's why I couldn't find a match in the Acer section. LOL I googled the white mulberry & my tree looks...
Hello Everyone, I just moved in to this house last Oct. Could anyone help me identify this tree. It's growing right beside a weeping tree of...
