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Friday, June 2, 2023
Plant ID Needed
I believe this is a weed but maybe not. Anyone recognize it?
I have discovered that if you have an iPhone (may it works on android phones as well), you can take a picture of the plant, then click on the "i" under the picture and you will be able to identify the plant. It's a cool feature. I hope you have a good weekend! For some reason, your blog disappeared from my feed and I can't re-add you. So frustrating. Thanks for commenting so I can come over here and see what you are up to! See you again soon.
I think the first is Dock - Horseradish leaves are shinier and narrower. Second I'm not sure - I see two different things there. Third is Star of Bethlehem - pretty.
Marcia, I was going to make the suggestion that Deb already made about taking a photo and then using the iPhone to ID it. This is a handy feature that we have used quite often while out on walks. I am not sure about android phones.
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...the first one is horseradish, the second one I'm not sure of and the last one may be star of Bethlehem.
I thought the first one to be Broad-leaved Dock, but Tom is a horticulturalist........
There is a phone app, apparently. I cannot vouch for it.
Second one is a puzzler. I'd leave it alone and see if it blooms.
I have discovered that if you have an iPhone (may it works on android phones as well), you can take a picture of the plant, then click on the "i" under the picture and you will be able to identify the plant. It's a cool feature. I hope you have a good weekend! For some reason, your blog disappeared from my feed and I can't re-add you. So frustrating. Thanks for commenting so I can come over here and see what you are up to! See you again soon.
I think the first is Dock - Horseradish leaves are shinier and narrower.
Second I'm not sure - I see two different things there.
Third is Star of Bethlehem - pretty.
What an interesting puzzle!
Marcia, I was going to make the suggestion that Deb already made about taking a photo and then using the iPhone to ID it. This is a handy feature that we have used quite often while out on walks. I am not sure about android phones.
mystery plants there are apps too although I had one that never got it right so I deleted it.
Cathy
The first plant looks like dock to me. The second is perhaps astilbe?
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