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Katrina L.
Can u please tell me what kond of plant this isLast Saturday at 19:03
Frank S.
Thank you L. Wolf. I added more pictures, and indicated the root seems to be a vine. Last Wednesday at 17:16
Roxana
Grapes in December- We thought the grape vine was done for the season, however today I noticed some little grapes growing on the vine. Do grapes grow in December and the coming winter months in Southern California? Do I need to cover them at night?Saturday December 1 at 22:33
John S.
Help needed with watering this plant. Leaves go brown and the little one diedSaturday December 1 at 10:52
Maya M.
My Rhododendron luteumThursday November 29 at 17:16
Carol J.
Is this a Rhododedron or Camillia?Wednesday November 28 at 10:11
Debbie S.
What plant is this?Tuesday November 27 at 22:29
Nick F.
Which plant is this?Monday November 26 at 23:23
Rhonda
Sunday November 25 at 19:49- 1 comment
Rhonda oops - should be portrait not landscape
Sunday November 25 at 19:52
- Giselle S.
Please I want to know what tree this is. Thanks!Thursday November 22 at 04:40
John L.
Looking for plant identificationTuesday November 20 at 15:07
Lynn R.
I bought these at a grocery store but it didn’t have a label on it. Can anyone tell me what kind of plants this is? Thanks!Monday November 19 at 01:56
- Nick A.
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- Nick A.
Someone knows what kind of tree is this? Thank you!Monday November 19 at 00:46
- Maja M.
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Wednesday November 14 at 18:16
Heather L.
Which type of Euphorbia is this? There are so many and when I looked them up I could not find one that looked like this. They were all very straight and tall! Wednesday November 14 at 01:57- Susie N.
I never took interest to plants or gardening until now Wednesday November 7 at 01:27 
Tapas Kumar S.
What plant and flower is it.Monday November 5 at 13:05
Alana T. Christmas Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana)
Successful identification as a Christmas KalanchoeSaturday November 3 at 07:30
- Alana T.
Ignoring the sad state of the leaves (I just brought my plants in from the balcony a couple weeks ago and I’m still trying to figure out good light and water for them all) I was examining my carrot plant today when I noticed the leaves looked a little dusty. Like there were cobwebs in the spaces … Read more »Saturday November 3 at 05:48
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Alana T. As I was sitting here going “NOOOOOO BUGS I HATE BUGS” I remembered I had a giant jar of food-grade diatomaceous earth I got to deal with cockroaches when I first moved into the apartment, as a … Read more »
Saturday November 3 at 06:07
- Gladys L.
years ago, i got some seed in Lubbock, Texas and mailed them to my mom. she put them aside and forgot about them. a few weeks ago she decided to plant them. i don't remember what the plant was that i got them from. she got one plant. anyone have any idea what this is? i can't seem to find a … Read more »Wednesday October 31 at 15:05
- Lori L.
What tree/plant did this come from?Tuesday October 30 at 23:26
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Martha G. How big it is? looks like cocoa
Wednesday October 31 at 19:48
Lieven G. what size is this ?
Monday November 5 at 07:42
- mark p.
Can anyone help identify? In Houston TX.Monday October 29 at 14:23
Alicia P.
Was given this plant with no identification. Anybody recognize it? It's about 12 inches tall.Monday October 29 at 01:10
Luka K.
This photo was taken in Amsterdam on mushroom trip. Which tree is this with this little magical leaves?Sunday October 28 at 02:41
- Michelle M.
What is this plant?Saturday October 27 at 21:51
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Mountain L. Snake plant
Sunday October 28 at 15:48
Ivy W.
Ended the summer with a new right knee...looking forward to what I can do next summer. This little rose did not get the message that summer is over. Most of October was 85 degrees F. I have little seedlings that were supposed to sprout next spring....?Thursday October 25 at 20:09
- Roxana
Is this plant some type of holly plant? It wasn't planted by us. It seems to have just appeared, although with us for several years.Monday October 22 at 17:10
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Lynn L. You have a little volunteer holly, spread by a bird probably. I get them all the time from my neighbors' hollies. If they fall where I want them, I let them grow.
Friday October 26 at 13:14
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Roxana Thank you, Lynn. That's probably what happened.
Saturday October 27 at 20:18
- Marjorie D.
Thanks to Teresa Austin for naming my lirope! Monday October 22 at 16:30 - John L.
Was looking for baby tears.
Whats the name of this plant ?
Seller had no idea.Saturday October 20 at 01:03
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John L. Silver Sparkles plant, gray artillery plant, gray baby tears or pilea ‘Aquamarine
Sunday October 21 at 18:01
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Lynn L. I have a pilea aquamarine and that was my first thought, but when I enlarged the picture, it looks fleshier then my pilea adn the leaves are in a different pattern.
Friday October 26 at 13:33
- John L.
I ordered baby tears from Drummers, MN
Whats the real name of this plant.
I was told baby toes...lolSaturday October 20 at 01:00
Jessie P.
I bought a windmill palm earlier this year. A little sprig came up next to it that I didn't recognize. I let it grow. This is what it turned into. I can't find it anywhere. Anyone know what it is???Friday October 19 at 20:55
William W.
This plant was growing profusely in Duck, NC USA. Appeared to flower in both full sun and medium shade. Assume it is a perennial as was found in large, established-looking beds. Any idea what this is? MarshallFriday October 19 at 10:32
- Alana T. Candelabra Spurge (Euphorbia lactea)
I have had this cactus for actual decades now. Planting cactuses in pop-bottle terrariums was an activity one day during Sparks, the youngest level of Girl Guides. I must have been around kindergarten age at the time? My absent-mindedness through my life generally translated into something of a … Read more »Friday October 19 at 07:06
- Alana T.
Plant ID?
I received two plants from my sister, cuttings from a prolific plant she's had for a while but has no idea what it is or where it came from. The larger plant initially looked similar to the smaller one but was struggling more, so I put it on the balcony for more sun and it promptly … Read more »Friday October 19 at 06:29
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Alana T. Except now I can’t figure out how to upload the picture of the larger plant. But it’s a little shorter, and the leaves are about 4-6x as large and very dense, so much so that you can’t see the … Read more »
Friday October 19 at 06:32
- Robin T. Abelia grandiflora (Abelia grandiflora)
Indoors house plant doesnt require much care it looks like really long pairs of ears Friday October 19 at 00:55 
Akkamai S.
Of what tree is this seed?Thursday October 18 at 16:59
- Leanne T.
Hi
I have noticed that the leaves of my Pittosporum tobira have started to curl. I have looked online to see what could be the cause, however unable to find why this is happening. Can anyone help explain why the leaves are curling like this? Is it normal or is there something wrong? Any advice … Read more »Wednesday October 17 at 11:06
- Jane H.
What is the flower?Tuesday October 16 at 17:31
- Jozef P.
HhgSaturday October 13 at 15:53
- Matilda G.
Does anyone know what this plant is?Saturday October 13 at 02:18
- Matilda G.
Does anyone know what this plant is?Saturday October 13 at 01:27
- Tim B.
This flower is at my front door south facing and has continued to bloom into new england fall. Any clue what it is?Friday October 12 at 22:41
- Michael B.
Hi, can anyone tell me what this plant is and whether it can be moved and replanted easily enough.
ThanksMonday October 8 at 05:23
Eugenia R.
Anyone knows the name of this plant?Sunday October 7 at 18:02
- Lene S.
Geranium hybrid lea Saturday October 6 at 20:37 - Melanie R.
Thank you Michelle Bristow for identifying my plant as a variegated creeping fig. Melanie Friday October 5 at 23:46 - Lyn B.
Can anyone tell me what this is please?Friday October 5 at 09:41
- Craig P.
Anyone know what this could be? Approx 3ft high, flowers weep and are like an elongated hebe. Leaves look like a deutzia, floweing september/october.Thursday October 4 at 16:18
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Lana J. buddleia
Saturday October 6 at 13:08
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Craig P. Thanks for your answers, now have the name, Rostrinucula dependens
Sunday October 7 at 09:20
- Lauren
Does anyone know what type of plant this is?Thursday October 4 at 15:45
- James L.
Does anyone know what type of spider this is?Wednesday October 3 at 21:55
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Eugenia R. This is false widow if the pattern on the back looks like scull.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/... Monday October 8 at 14:35-
Eugenia R. They are garden spiders but their bite might be nasty https://www.gloucestershireliv...
Monday October 8 at 14:40
- Jamie M.
Can anyone tell me what kind of flower this is? I have all the seed packets from what I planted this year but none of them look like this! I've searched on line and can't find anything.Wednesday October 3 at 18:22
- Rosey S.
Can anyone identify this plant/bud?Monday October 1 at 18:19
Renee G.
Can somebody tell me what kind of plant this is? I asked this question once before but if somebody gave the answer I just couldn’t find it on my feeds.Sunday September 30 at 22:33
Asteria D.
Can you please tell me the name of this plant.
It was found in Vietnam, a tropical country but in the Highlands region, so the climate was much cooler.Sunday September 30 at 05:39
- Julie B.
Can you tell me if this is a weed pleaseSunday September 30 at 03:16
Peter V.
Thank you Mallory S for identifying my plant as a magnolia. Wednesday September 26 at 02:21- Andrew R.
Thank you Racheal for identifying my tradescantia. Andrew Tuesday September 25 at 10:11 - Alexa Y.
Is it normal for dahlias to have thicker upper stem than its lower stem? Monday September 24 at 16:42 - Joan B.
Bought some land and these bushes are on it. Does anyone know what they are and if safe for our goats to eat? Sunday September 23 at 22:55 - Liisa J.
Looking for the nameTuesday September 18 at 23:42
- Laurent A.
Zamioculcas zamiifoliaTuesday September 18 at 20:53
Amie W.
I have never really tried growing much, but I'd like to start adding a couple of house plants to my world. I've got several windows, but my house is in the woods (read: no direct sun). Do I have any options? Or should I resign myself to needing grow lights? Monday September 17 at 18:20- Audrey D.
I never planted This plant, what is it?Saturday September 15 at 22:45
- Ginger M.
I am new at this so forgive me please I’d like to know what kind of tree this is Saturday September 15 at 19:35 - Ginger M.
It is a small tree I don’t think it is a dogwood could you help please Saturday September 15 at 19:31 
Karen L.
Can you help me identify this plant. It blooms at the end of August and lasts until the end of summer.Thursday September 13 at 17:02
- Dawn G.
Would someone please identify this plant?Tuesday September 11 at 20:31
- Paul M.
Any clue what kind of plant this is and what type of care we should give it?Monday September 10 at 15:36
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Sara M. Sponge leaves with plain water
Saturday September 15 at 20:14
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Paul M. Thanks for the replies. It has these long root or rope looking growths coming from it. Can I just cut them at the base without hurting the plant. These are starting to take over the space.
Sunday September 16 at 01:59
Vahid M.
ZephyrantesMonday September 10 at 00:34
Mason B.
Was wondering what this might beSunday September 9 at 00:21
- Vlad F.
Hi there,
Last weekend I trimmed my cypress hedge a bit too enthusiastic and I reached the brown dieback area. As far as I understand the new leaves won't appear from these branches. Is there anything I can do to remediate this problem? Thank you Saturday September 8 at 18:48 - Carol B.
Could you please tell me what this is. ThanksFriday September 7 at 20:09
- Tamara W.
Hi, I would like help identifying this plant please. Is it a type of weed? ThanksFriday September 7 at 04:07
Susie S.
Hi! Can anybody help me identify this? It’s nearly 5 feet high, pretty white/purple blooms and little pods. I don’t think I planted this, but I also didn’t plant the cherry tomatoes that are growing right next to it!Tuesday September 4 at 18:53
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Carrie B. Cleome
Tuesday September 4 at 23:06
Ivy W. Yes on the Cleome...they are self seeding. There are 4 pretty pastel colors.
Thursday October 25 at 20:14
- Julia V.
Can anyone help me identify this sidewalk "weed"? I'm in Minnesota, zone 4b. The nature parts of this plant have woody stems, the pods have tons of tiny red/black spherical seeds. It thrives in hot, dry weather, full sun. At first I thought they were Cleavers, but they are not sticky, have no tiny … Read more »Tuesday September 4 at 00:29
Debra M.
This oneSunday September 2 at 19:13
- Debra M.
This oneSunday September 2 at 19:11
- Debra M.
This oneSunday September 2 at 19:11
- Susan W.
Lookin for the name of this plantSunday September 2 at 18:20
iyas h.
What does the name of this planetSunday September 2 at 17:44
- Miriam W.
any cacti enthusiasts out there? I'm pretty new to the hobby but I have quite a few cacti I can't seem to identify in books or on the internet...any help much appreciated. Thanks! Sunday September 2 at 13:51 - Shirley O.
Is this poison ivySaturday September 1 at 15:14
- Inge T.
Hello to all,
Does anyone have any idea of what plant this is ?
Many thanks in advanceSaturday September 1 at 15:09
- Joy
Hello. I have this tall tree/shrub growing with berries that look similar to blueberries. They are growing in clusters and now just blooming in late Summer. I live in Blue Ridge, North Georgia, USA. If anyone could help identify, I would appreciate it. Wondering if they were poisonous and/or good … Read more »Thursday August 30 at 20:16
Romie H.
Hi. I am relatively late to the beauty of gardening and keen to learn what plants I have, which are weeds, which are perennial and the rest!
Thank you for any help.
Firstly i have 3 or 4 bunches of the plant in the pic, i have googled it and it resembles snowdrops but it is almost September!?Thursday August 30 at 18:01
- James K.
Howdy,
Two part query here. First, I'm pretty sure this is a variety of geranium, but not sure what specific kind (see attachments). Wondering if anyone here might know.
Second, what would be the proper way to grow this? We are located in NorCal > Oakland to be specific. The plant is in a … Read more »Tuesday August 28 at 19:50
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James K. You're most welcome. Enjoy the list!
Friday August 31 at 22:28
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greene g. I joined!!
Friday August 31 at 23:19
- Judith F.
What is the name of this plant?Tuesday August 28 at 18:36
- Tama C.
What is this plant species?Tuesday August 28 at 10:22
- Karen P.
This grows into a large tree not a shrubMonday August 27 at 23:29
- William N.
Can anyone let me know what the plant with the white flower is - growing through a figMonday August 27 at 22:15
- Carrie B.
Could anyone tell me what this is please?Monday August 27 at 22:07
- Scott H.
this is also known as one of the many plants in this group as a tuberous begonia Monday August 27 at 19:42 - Louanne R.
The is a wild bush with a pink lady slipper like flower growing lakeside in central Sask. Any idea what it could be?Monday August 27 at 00:40
- Lucy N.
What is this plant? Sunday August 26 at 10:25 
Greta P.
What is this plant ?Saturday August 25 at 23:15
- Teresa G.
I just started a profile here. Can anyone tell me how do I add tasks to the calendar? Thanks! Thursday August 23 at 18:37 - Ivy W.
For several years I've thought about adding stepping stones to my herb garden. So finally I got myself together, the last project for the summer. A shallow hole the shape I dug out. And a 50 pound bag of concret for each stone. I can finish five stones a day (about an hour) then I run out of … Read more »Wednesday August 22 at 15:41
Tony B.
I cannot find anything even close to this "alien" plant!!!Tuesday August 21 at 21:06
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Tony B. OK!! How about a Fig Tree??? Vaguely similar.... ???
Wednesday August 29 at 21:52
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greene g. Not even close, but you can call it whatever you want. It's yours to do with as you please. I have given up and will be quitting this group. Thanks for the lovely experience.
Wednesday August 29 at 22:19
- Juliana C.
Can someone help with any pointers about this "grass"? Anything is helpful, so far the closest thing I have found is some hawkweed and dymondia but that is not it. I believe it's in the dandelion family.
It grows very much like grass, each "tuft" is very tiny, about the size of a small coin. The … Read more »Tuesday August 21 at 13:46
Rebecca
What kind of plant could this be?Monday August 20 at 20:48
- Dee K.
What is itMonday August 20 at 19:34
- Pere Ramon V.
Hola. Tengo una plumeria muy grande. Quisiera saber si puedo podarla, como y cuando. Esta cerca de Barcelona Monday August 20 at 09:24 - Pere Ramon V.
Hola. Sabeis si deben podarse los frangipanni y cuando debe hacerse?Sunday August 19 at 19:09
- Colene B.
What kind of bonsaia is this?Sunday August 19 at 07:54
- Seonaid L.
Any ideas, a climbing plant, leaves with 3 prongs. Beautiful coilsFriday August 17 at 22:51
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Richard A. Looks like a passion flower to me
Tuesday September 18 at 17:13
Barry C.
I’m a first time subscriber and would love to know what this plant /weed is can’t remember planting it one day empty plant pot next this grew . Thank you Barry cooperThursday August 16 at 12:10
- Seam S.
Plz tell me the scientific name of this flower? Thursday August 16 at 08:51 - jenne s.
Can anyone help me what Tree is this?Monday August 13 at 12:55
- Robin S.
Name of these treeMonday August 13 at 05:23
- Robin S.
Whats is the name of these treeMonday August 13 at 05:22
- Rebecca M.
I have no idea what this plant is. It just magically started growing in my garden this spring. Any ideas?Saturday August 11 at 17:45
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Juliana C. Looks like Hibiscus trionum
Wednesday August 22 at 17:37
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Rebecca M. Thank you Greene Greene and Juliana for your help indentifing this flower for me. Yes indeed, it is Hibiscus trionum. I live in northwest Ohio.
Thursday August 23 at 00:40
Laurel N.
Does anyone know what this NH shrub could be? Saturday August 11 at 14:28- 2 comments
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greene g. Photo please?
Tuesday August 21 at 21:44
Laurel N. I posted 3 photos below my question.
Tuesday August 21 at 22:46
- Jeanne S.
Greene Greene here is the photoSaturday August 11 at 14:08
- Changela ..
Can you identify my plant please? This was taken a few months ago. It had grown quite a lot now.Friday August 10 at 04:42
- Ivy W.
Summer is going much too fast. Husband, Charlie has spent most of the summer taking apart and putting together the lawn mower, lawn tractor, tractor and his truck... And managed to keep the lawn mowed too!
We finally got some rain, now I can start weeding...again. September I'll get the other … Read more » Thursday August 9 at 22:17 - Ivy W.
I got to my little sour cherry bushes before the birds got them! Still not enough for a batch of jam. Add some black plums from the market...still not enough juice. Dug in the freezer for a couple of pkgs. peaches. Now enough juice! 10 small jars of Plum/Peach/Cherry Jam!Thursday August 9 at 22:06
Stephen B. creeping wood sorrel (Oxalis corniculata)
edible leaves and flower, lemony flavour [oxalic acid] as a salad garnishWednesday August 8 at 20:18
- Jeff F.
What is the plant/weed? Ignore my feet :) Wednesday August 8 at 19:44 - Brittany G.
Anyone know what type of flower this is? They just bloomed not too long ago.Wednesday August 8 at 12:59
