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| I'm doing serious honeysuckle removal this summer and don't want to kill good stuff. Can anyone identify these, please?
Plant A is a tree blossoming now, 30 ft tall, with seedlings/saplings everywhere.
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Here is a link that might be useful: Tree/shrub photos
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| If C. was here I'd say it was a gooseberry, Ribes uva-crispa. But I don't know US native Ribes, so it may be some other kind of currant/gooseberry. |
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| Flora, We do have gooseberry. I hope that's it! Perhaps I can transplant some of it out of the poison ivy and closer to the house. Thank you. |
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| Plant A looks like a Viburnum (there can be some tall, tree-like ones), plant B looks like a privet. |
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| My guess would be Viburnum lentago for A. The gooseberry is probably one of our native ones. They are easier to ID if you have the flowers or fruit. |
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| I think you're right re Viburnum lentago. I'm glad I didn't run out and buy one to plant. My property is full of it! I'm going to take a branch of the privet-looking one to our extension office for certain ID. If confirmed, I need to get rid of it before it takes hold. Thank you all for your input. Neen |
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