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Oh, i like hawthorns. I have a parsley hawthorn in my woods. I don't know about the clusters. But i'll go check in a sec and let you know.

Steve, i love the SFA website. The professor who has that ecosystem site is very helpful to answer emails and help with identifications. But i try not to bother him too often. That's where i got started about a year ago, and it helped me understand why my area looks so different from so much...

Do you know what this is? It's from a small tree with large thorns. Very pretty tree. When i snapped the leaf off, it smelled sort of citrusy. It's still very very green even though the leaves are brown or on the ground from most of the deciduous trees around here. I thought it might be...

Oh yay! Bunnies! We're hoping to get bunnies in the next six months or so. It looks like you might be in my area. Where in Texas? And where did you get your bunnies?

sorry to be the ignorant one... are we supposed to pick just one thing from the list?

Sweet deal!

I'm loving the cooler temps already. After a nice easy storm this morning, it got cool and stayed that way. Awesome. But it's not supposed to get anywhere near freezing here, which is even cooler (in the non-temperature sense of the word). :lol:

Haha! Way to go, Eby! I was going to say it was a cover for a toothbrush holder. But i was not going to know why it was attached to the wall. :lau

I love that you said you get to make your own dirt. I was thinking that the other day. It's so awesome to have a hand in the ecosystem and watch its progress. Don't give up yet! You have a little time to get that tiller. :hugs

Oh thank you everyone. Image galleries are helpful if you have a clue first. Hopefully this key from Lavender will help me have a clue. It's much easier to use than the other one i found. Thank you! I have been to that website a dozen times but never paid attention to the search function...

I want to know this too. :caf

Happy Birthday, RON!!!

Thanks Beefy, I think i probably found a good one, but i'll need to finish my Ph.D. in botany to use it....o.k. maybe not, but it's a lot harder than the tree leaf keys. :hide Thanks for responding.

I asked this in the middle of a thread once, but i think it got lost. Some of you have links to weed/flower/herb online identification keys, and i can't seem to find them. I can find (partly thanks to y'all) the tree keys, but the weed keys are avoiding me. Help please????

That looks like the real thing to me. You should keep that around. Those big ol' things are great for home defense!! :D

Well, the Texas counties are sparse, but mine is happily included. It's a beautiful plant. I'll have to see if someone nearby has one. I know i haven't seen any here. How exciting!

I don't know what an elderberry is, but that sounds good! Does it taste as good as it sounds?

Haha! That piece certainly is getting a lot of action!

I'm not sure what has given you the impression that i am going to coddle the mulberries and slaughter the palm trees. :lol: But that is not my intention. I cannot possibly slaughter all the mulberries, but i will wherever it is in my ability. If the palms have acclimated to a cooler climate...

The largest of these is exactly what is in the picture on the thread i linked to. There are dozens, but i've never seen them any larger. I don't think they naturally make it around here. That's just my thoughts right now. And they're not itty bitty. Those leaves are really really long. I...