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Please help ID!

10 years ago

Hello, I went out gathering a few seeds in a public park and was wondering what kind of plants these are. I live in North Idaho. Sorry the plants are so late in the season and probably harder to identify. Click the picture, then click the picture again to see bigger size. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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Picture 3
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Picture 4 - This is a dense climbing plant
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Comments (6)

saltcedar
10 years ago
2 Hypericum
4 Clematis
carol23_gw
10 years ago
2. Hypericum , perhaps H. frondosum
3, Eupatorium
4. Clematis
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Embothrium
10 years ago
Lilium for the first.
cowabunga1
Original Author
10 years ago
Wow, thanks for the fast reply! You two have been very helpful. I wish I had more clues to give on the first plant. There wasn't even any foliage on the stems.
cowabunga1
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks bboy! picture 1 does look like some sort of Lily. Is it even possible to grow them from seed?
calliope
10 years ago
Yes, lilies may be grown from seed.

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