It looks like it could be a Smilax species, but not very sure about that. If it has thorns, it's probably a good chance though.
I don't think poison ivy either, but probably something out of the Fabaceae or Legume family.
Yea,I agree with Bradford Pear. I don't really like them because they are so fragile. A small gust of wind will break them apart. I will admit...
I don't think it's Paulownia. It kind of reminds me of Phytolacca americana. http://www.gardenstew.com/plantstew/19523
My new Rinkneck Parakeet (Misty Jane) is doing really well. She can be grumpy at times, but mostly she is very nice. She doesn't like to be...
Yes, definitely a Sweetgum. The corky bark and 5 lobed leaves are clear indicators.
It's hard to tell how tall it is, but maybe Epilobium angustifolium (Fireweed), or a young Phytolacca americana (American Pokeweed).
I searched Astrantia and I think you might be right with Astrantia maxima. The bracts are larger than the other species like the ones on yours.
I think this might be some cultivar of a Trillium. I have never seen one with double flowers like that though.
Rusty residue may mean that they are either meteorites or a corroded type iron ore. I live in Georgia and we have tons of red clay, which means...
Thanks !!! Frank - I think that's what she was going for. She was trying to blend in so I couldn't find her, lol. Cayuga - She was hand fed....
Yes,I actually noticed that mine didn't get taller, but smaller than normal and bloomed sooner.. Still same amount of blooms though, just earlier...
So, I finally got my bird a couple of days ago. Her name is Misty Jane and she is a Blue Indian Ringneck Parakeet. She is 4 days from being 3...
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