Do you happen to know what any or all of these plants are? These were all photographed in Binghamton, New York over the last four days.
Mystery #2 is a tree. I suspect is some kind of maple. What beautiful seedpods.
Our final mystery plant is on the edge of downtown Binghamton. It could be a weed or maybe not, as there were some hostas planted nearby. But I've never seen anything like this plant Weed? Cultivated?
Any guesses?
Linking up with Esha and Natasha for #WordlessWednesday.
Not a clue...
ReplyDeleteThey may be mysteries, but they are beautiful ones. Hope you get some info from someone who knows more than I do. I don't have the information, just the appreciation.
ReplyDeleteTotally clueless am I
ReplyDeleteI don't know from plants. Sorry. Hope someone is around who knows.
ReplyDeleteYour maple has elm leaves but the seed pods look like maple. ?! Try this: http://www.namethatplant.net/gallery_glossary_1.shtml?term=samara
ReplyDeleteMaybe amur maple? (I think Denise below is right) Thank you both (your page was interesting, too.)
DeleteUsually I have pretty good luck with Google image. Not now. The tree is amur maple but I came up empty on the other two plants. My guess is that the small plant is a weed of some sort. As for the shrub, maybe a variety of mock orange? It is lovely. Did it have a scent?
ReplyDeleteIt was in a yard and I couldn't sniff it. Yesterday I saw another one in Binghamton and it seemed to have pinkish flowers. Our mock oranges are towards the end of our blooms - perhaps I can try a nursery. Thanks, Denise.
DeleteNow you've got me curious, Alana. I so wish to know what these beauties are?
ReplyDeleteLovely floral shots as always.
Thank you for linking up.