Another one

Another one

Another one

Another one

The first is Rose of Sharon. The second is, I believe, forsythia. You lose me after that. If you don't get the answers here, try posting this in the Name That Plant forum.

The last one is Japanese knotweed, Fallopia japonica. A baddie, very invasive.

I agree with Lisanti07028 on the first two.

Thank you all so much!!

The third one is Elaeagnus umbellata, autumn olive, another invasive that I would get rid of ASAP.

For the fourth one, look deeper into the bush. Does it have prominent ridges, usually called wings, running down the length of the older twigs? If so, this is burning bush Euonymus, another invasive. If not, I am not sure what it is.

the one labeled 'another one' ... could be forsythia???

next time.. only one or two per post ... its easier for us.. than flipping up and back.. and label them so we can refer to them easier ... something like #1 ... #2.. etc ...

i am talking about the second pic

there is no limit on posts.. so go for it .... and for other things in the yard .. there are conifer, tree, annual, and perennial forums.. but most importantly .... the NAME THAT PLANT FORUM....those botanists.. cover the world .. you got lucky this time.. because they are all rather common ...

good luck ... and have fun in the garden ...

ken

#4 has smooth edges on the leaves an the leaves are a rough texture. Not smooth. It's in my yard. It has spread about 20' long and 10' high. It's coming up all over the place.

The autumn olive is all over the place here. Which I don't mind as long as it is not toxic to my goats. Which I have yet to find a direct answer to that.