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  1. 07-11-2012, 08:45 PM #21
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    that is a false aralia.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dannyboy602 View Post
    tired of this thread yet? can't help ya...jk...the first tree should be obvious to anyone living south of the border. it looks like a cypress but it's not. it should be obvious to anyone in north cali...i've driven the coastal highway and you have lots of them
    don't bother with the latin...just gimme anything. the second is a gift. the third mb some gardeners will know. the next one everyone should know...leaves of three leave them be. the next blooms better in the northeast than here in philly but we are the southern most hardyness zone for many plants because of the appalachians. the last two are the same plant. a native. another gift.i like the diamond plated bark. and that only happens after twenty years or so. hope some of you know these plants.....guess away....Attachment 2247879Attachment 2247880Attachment 2247881Attachment 2247882Attachment 2247883Attachment 2247884Attachment 2247885
    Are these pictures off the internet or did you take them yourself? The 2nd to last one looks like it was taken on the Penn State campus. The building and landscaping looks eerily familiar.
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    How 'bout this one. Its one of my favorites

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    Quote Originally Posted by Po boy View Post
    that is a false aralia.
    yes...i had to look that one up...i've used it indoors for interiorscaping...can be got from home depot.

    Quote Originally Posted by sonar View Post
    Are these pictures off the internet or did you take them yourself? The 2nd to last one looks like it was taken on the Penn State campus. The building and landscaping looks eerily familiar.
    i took these at the property i work at now. it's in malvern. there are a lot of cool native and non native things here.

    Quote Originally Posted by RIPLouDogg View Post
    How 'bout this one. Its one of my favorites

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    a new plant for me bro...don't keep me hangin...what's it???
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    Quote Originally Posted by dannyboy602 View Post
    yes...i had to look that one up...i've used it indoors for interiorscaping...can be got from home depot.

    i took these at the property i work at now. it's in malvern. there are a lot of cool native and non native things here.

    a new plant for me bro...don't keep me hangin...what's it???

    Its called Metrosideros polymorpha. Its a flowering plant endemic to my great state of Hawai'i! In Hawaiian we call it Ohia Lehua.

    Also, its the main food source to one of my favorite birds, the I'iwi (the 'w' is pronounced as a 'v'), also known as a Hawaiian Honeycreeper:

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    Quote Originally Posted by RIPLouDogg View Post
    How 'bout this one. Its one of my favorites

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    You could have chosen something a little more difficult, just had to pick on the people that don't live in Hawaii eh! Maybe a yellow or orange one to throw us off next time
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    That bird is majestic.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PIPBoy2000 View Post
    Shit, it is a Coral plant.
    What's this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by PIPBoy2000 View Post
    That bird is majestic.
    yeah that's what SHE said...lolz
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    DSC01059.jpgthis is not a plant per se. i occasionally get asked if it is a sign of dead wood. or if it is a disease of some sort. it is a sign of non polluted air. it doesn't grow in cities for the most part cuz it won't tolerate pollution. it fixes it's own nitrogen and grows as an epiphyte on plants, walls, rocks and old wooden fences. i'm sure you've all seen it. so what is it? it grows in beautiful patterns and the colors are light grey greens. if you see it growing on your plants let it be. it harms nothing. and it's kinda cool. i got a pic somewhere of a garden bench covered with this stuff. every square inch.
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