Hi. I'm trying to identify plants from an older, and unwieldy thread I started that didn't have the greatest pictures. I hope some people here know what these plants are. :) 0.(This plant is also a low grower that thrives in sunshine..is this maybe the same plant as #8?) I am not referring to the morning glory tangled in the middle left. There is a smaller version with a broader view of the plant at photobucket: http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c230/12monthsOFwinter/ubc/2004_09_30_0022_flowers_white.jpg 1.(Stachys ? This is a low plant with fuzzy, soft leaves that look almost white and has a trailing habit. Does well in full sunlight.Might be the same plant as #14) There is a smaller version with a broader view of the plant at photobucket: http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c230/12monthsOFwinter/ubc/2005_10_11_0014_flowers_white.jpg 2.(Clematis virginiana or paniculata - can't decide- it can flower into November in good weather) There is a smaller version with a broader view of the plant at photobucket: http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c230/12monthsOFwinter/ubc/2005_10_01_0076_flowers_white.jpg 3.(Rhus typhina or glabra ? Can't decide and but it looks like it was planted as opposed to simply having grown there) There is a smaller version with a broader view of the plant at photobucket: http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c230/12monthsOFwinter/ubc/2005_07_14_0020_flowers_red.jpg 4.(I think whatever flower this is, the petals have already fallen...) There is a smaller version with a broader view of the plant at photobucket: http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c230/12monthsOFwinter/ubc/2005_07_12_0003_leaves_plants.jpg
I wanted to keep it down to 5 but I'm referring to 8 and 14 *one day I will get this right :( * 8.(This plant is also a low grower that thrives in sunshine...same as #0) There is a smaller version with a broader view of the plant at photobucket: http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c230/12monthsOFwinter/ubc/2005_06_13_0015_flowers_white.jpg 14.(Full sun- could this be the same plant as #1?) There is a smaller version with a broader view of the plant at photobucket: http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c230/12monthsOFwinter/ubc/2005_05_10_0012_flowers_white.jpg
#0 not sure; a top view would help. #1 looks like a species of Helianthemum or Halimium (rockroses). #2 agree with Clematis, not sure which. #3 is Rhus typhina (note hairy stems); R. glabra is, as its name suggests, glabrous (hairless). #4 is a species of Euphorbia (spurge).
#3. Not R. glabra, must have been half asleep when ID'd previously. Some info here www.hort.uconn.edu/plants/r/rhutyp/rhutyp1.html
-flower 8 is the top view of flower 0 -flower 14 may be the same plant as plant 1 - I looked up rock roses and thats not it -#2 shall probably be simply labeled as a clematis species... -I'm going to go with Rhus typhina for 3 then...:) -I don't think 4 is a spurge- tried looking up the latin name for a closeup of this but can't find anything clear enough- the leaves looks like 2 opposite one another but I don't think this plant is the same- new link to pic shows what looks like a single, wraparound kind of leaf: http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c230/12monthsOFwinter/ubc/2005_07_12_0004_leaves_plants.jpg -14 definitely looks like Cerastium tomentosum- I think 1 is the same plant... -plant 0 resembles feverfew from only 1 picture I found on the web...and I don't think it puts out those lumpy little yellow things after flowering but I'm not sure because that one pic is a dead ringer...last picture on the bottom of this page: http://www.renegadegardener.com/content/plantspot2004.htm ...and thanking you folks for helping!
