Need Plant IDs LOTS of pics

15 years ago

The last one has a tag that says bachelor buttons but I wanted to verify because I don't remember having any bachelor buttons bloom to reseed.

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trudi_d
15 years ago
I'll give it my best shot.

1 Gallardia

2 Rudbeckia hirta

3 Dwarf Bleeding Heart

4 ? Pink Coneflower

5 ? Artemisia

6 Coreopsis grandiflora

7 Overlap of two plants, fuzzy leaves ~ hesperis, ragged edge ~ OxEye Daisy

8 Larkspur

9 Hesperis

10 Garden Phlox

11 Gaillardia

12 ? Mouse Ear Chickweed

13 Columbine

14 ? Familiar, I want to say an herb, either lavender or rosemary

15 ? Garden Phlox

16 ?

17 Dinathus

18 ~ likely a cornflower, some are perennial but they are so hardy that the annuals can winter over very well.

T
tiffy_z5_6_can
15 years ago
Let me try...

1. ?

2, Rudbeckia (Black Eyed Susan)

3. Could be Delphinium, Aconitum, or Bleeding Heart.

4. Echinacea.

5. ?

6, Coreopsis.

7. ?

8. ?

9. Perennial Bachelor Button known as Centaurea Montana.
1. Forget Me Not biennial.
2. ?
3. A blue flowering Veronica/mint which spreads like wildfire. ??
4. Columbine or Thalictrum.
5. ?
6. ?
7. Lavender.
8. Lynchnis - possibly German Catchfly.
9. ?
Looking back at Trudi's IDs, my #17 is most likely wrong.
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trudi_d
15 years ago
17 might be a lychnis, I've got a ragged robin just coming up that looks a bit like that.
floodthelast
15 years ago
2. some type of rudibeckia
1. definitely columbine
2. did you plant any baptisia?
kilngod
15 years ago
Here's my go:

1-Gaillardia (sure)
2-Rudbeckia (sure)
3-Larkspur/delphinum?
4-unk
5-unk
6-unk (forget-me-nots?)
7-Gaillardia?
8-Nigella? Larkspur?
9-Coreopsis?
10-Jewels of Opar?
11-Daisy? Gaillardia?
12-Mother of Thyme (pretty sure)
13-Columbine (sure)
14-Baptisia (I think so too, pretty sure)
15-Peony?
16-Moss Rose (if itÂs a succulent, hard to see how fat it is)
17-Dianthus or a cousin (sure)
18-unk

--Tina
tiffy_z5_6_can
15 years ago
Floodthelast,
I was going to say Baptisia on #14 as well because of the leaves on the front, but there also appears to be different leaves in the bunch. Proud - Could there be two plants there?
irish_rose_grower
15 years ago
16 def looks like my lavendar.
1. columbine
kqcrna
15 years ago
1. gaillardia
2. rudbeckia
3. larkspur
4. echinacea
8. larkspur
1. gaillardia
2. columbine`
3. lavender
Karen.
vera_eastern_wa
15 years ago
1. Gaillardia
2. Rudbeckia
3. Delphinium/Larkspur
4. Echinacea (although if it's already up it's pretty early)
5. Feverfew? (looks like mine)
6. Knautia macedonica
7. Knautia macedonica
8. too blurred
9. Coreopsis
1. too blured
2. ?
3. Thymus serypllum (Mother-of-Thyme)
4. Columbine
5. ?
6. too blurred
7. Lavender angustifolia
8. Dianthus
9. Centaurea cyanus (B.B's)
proudgm_03
Original Author
15 years ago
Thanks guys! I knew what some of them were before the puppies made off with the stakes. I just can't remember what's what. Guess this year I need to make a map of the garden. I guess we'll just have to wait and see what blooms. Maybe I'll have a prize for the one with the most correct IDs!
moonphase
15 years ago
No.1 looks like Knautia macedonia to me.
moonphase
floodthelast
15 years ago
proud, I find it really helpful to take pics of my garden beds at different times of the year. That way I can figure out what was in each spot and when it bloomed. There is no way I'd remember otherwise.
I also take pics of the returning perennials coming up so I can recognize the leaves in the future.
pitimpinai
15 years ago
15 Platycodon - Balloon Flower