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  1. MizBrown
    Detail. July flower. Shrub, flowering in early July, also Shenandoah National Park, northern Virginia. Spent some time on Google and couldn't find them Bottom looks like a Viburnum but the leaves are opposite each other, which doesn't match Nannyberry. More searching seems to have the second one as Sambucus canadensis, the black elderberry.
  2. Marianne
    Hi guys, looking for help from @John Richmond or another one of you plant geniuses. I took this photo of what I'm thinking are rose bushes they are a reddish pink with white centers so maybe not roses? Though the buds and the shape of the opening flowers certainly look like roses to me, as opposed to say some sort of peony. Taken in the spring in Annapolis, Maryland, USA, (on the grounds of the Naval Academy I believe). Any help you can provide much appreciated. Thanks! It will be 2AED59H when it goes on sale. I just added a tentative caption.
  3. Martyn
    Hi, Could anyone please identify what this yellow flower is - Thanks !!
  4. Karina
    Hello everybody, I always read the forum and it's very helpful for me! This is my first post and it's to ask for a big favor... Can anyone help me to identify these flowers? The second looks similar to salvia, but I'm not sure, the head looks strange to me Thank you very much!!
  5. Marianne
    I researched this extensively but cannot be sure if this is winged loosestrife (Lythrum alatum), which is native to the Narragansett, Rhode Island coastal area where I took this photograph, or purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) an invasive plant that has taken over many areas where native wildflowers grow. I've gone with Lythrum sp. to be safe, but wondering if any of you can id it? Thanks! http://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-loosestrife-lythrum-sp-growing-along-the-beach-in-narragansett-rhode-104265077.html?pv=1&stamp=2&imageid=33596076-EB7D-494C-B961-E17B1338E72A&
  6. MariaJ
    Calling all botanists and gardeners -I need help at a bush with tiny pink flowers (different from the last one). This one was spotted in a community garden in Greater Vancouver, earlier this month. I've done image searches, but keep getting lilacs. The flowers aren't like lilacs in that they have long protruding stamens. Thanks for any suggestions. Maria
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