I got several partly wooded acres, with an unused commercial sized green house in need of minor repair. A huge variety of species have gone wild on this property and I'm in the process of mapping and cataloging what's here. I can accomplish this on my own, but perhaps some here would be willing to help shorten my search. Most of the bulbs are so over-crowded they're not doing that well. I'll identify the them more specifically after collecting and sorting them. I'm no professional but I had a nice set of plant encycopedias as a kid. Even just a keyword that leads in the right direction. Some orchard trees not listed are diseased and covered in lichen, and I think it would be better to burn them and start over than try and save them. #1 is a tree rose of some sort, aboout as high as my house. The blooms are about 4 inches diameter. Waxy finely serated leaves about 3 fingers wide. The underside of the leaf is a lighter powdery green. Stays bloomed all winter. The buds are just starting this year. I'll bump this later if more bloom detail is needed. #4 has red anthers not seen well in the picks. Can upload a closeup of it. Here's a few I could use some pointers on:
1. Looks like a Camellia. Need pics of the flowers to say which one it might be. 2. Looks like Lysimachia clethroides. 3. Looks like Phlox paniculata. Many named cultivars on the market. 4. ? Please can you add close up of the flowers. Thanks.
Yes those look good to me. From the leaf I am holding and flower memory, #1 is looking like Camellia Japonica. Thanks. Here's a closeup of the yellow flower:
Cool, thanks saltcedar and Silver surfer. That knocks them out withot much effort on my part. I'll consider the finer details later but this sure made it easy. Much appreciated.
