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Nandan, Thanks for this help. They have all flourished since I originally posted the photos. I'll post an updated photo on #5 for you to...
Looks like it might be Acacia maidenii, based on the pictures I could find on the web. The principal difference seems to be that the leaves on my...
Thanks, Ron. An Acacia? That's one I hadn't thought of. I'll have to do a little more digging along those lines. Greg
(Not sure this is the right place to post this - apologies if it's wrong) I need help identifying a tree growing in my yard in Accra, Ghana...
Re #7: Honeysuckle - Thanks for the link to the CactiCuide. I agree, my plant does look somewhat like the Cereus peruvianus (aka C....
Re #4: Thanks again, Honeysuckle. I Googled some Opuntia images and it sure looks looks like the Opuntia paraguyensis at...
Re #1: Thanks, Honeysuckle. With the photos you directed me to, I'm reasonably sure it's S. pearsonii. The S. Cylindrica apparently has some...
NOTE TO ALL: I apologize for the unlabeled photos in this post. they should be numbered from 1 to 8, left to right, starting on the top row....
Would very much appreciate help to ID these plants. All were found growing in garden in Ghana, West Africa. Their origin/native location -...
This looks like Euphorbia tirucalli (Milkbush or Pencilbush) to me. See http://www.nybg.org/bsci/belize/Euphorbia_tirucalli.jpg
Very helpful guide!
Thanks, Daniel. I didn't realize it was so easy to do a Google image search. Learned two new things today. It looks as though I have a large...
Ron, Thanks. You may be right. I assume that there different varieties? Can you point me to some photos? Greg
Can someone help me identify this flower? It is growing in my yard in Accra, Ghana (West Africa). Any help much appreciated. See attached photos.
