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 RourkeAnderson
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 Re: Guess the Plant!  [Re: Temerity]
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Alright heres mine, I'll include hints if yall don't guess it before I get back from Settlers of Catan night. 
First hint; It's not the coleus in the background =D
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 Ieponumos
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Alright heres mine, I'll include hints if yall don't guess it before I get back from Settlers of Catan night.
First hint; It's not the coleus in the background =D
Brugmansia? It's kind of hard for me to tell. Plus my plant ID'ing skills are not the best in the world.
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Thats why I chose the picture, right you are! It's my little (Kinda big) Dr. Seuss brug.
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DrGreenThumb865
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Thats why I chose the picture, right you are! It's my little (Kinda big) Dr. Seuss brug.
Nice brug. man... I like how you used a picture of your own plant! 
Okay, leponumos you're up! 
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Thanks man! I want to use my collection as much as I can for the contest, no stock pictures to track into google images or whatnot. Only problem is, most of my stuff is small and baby, or just easy to ID 
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Ieponumos
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Thats why I chose the picture, right you are! It's my little (Kinda big) Dr. Seuss brug.
I took a clone from one of the ones behind my school last year. It's not flowered this year as I don't think the Sun is intense enough for it in the spot it's in now, but hopefully next year will be different. It needs some fertilizer right about now.
Anyways, here's another:
  
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Some type of chestnut, Castanea spp?
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DrGreenThumb865
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Aesculus hippocastanum (horse chestnut)?
If not, give us a hint lep. You picked a good plant, hard to identify. 
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Ieponumos
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Aesculus hippocastanum (horse chestnut)?
If not, give us a hint lep. You picked a good plant, hard to identify.
Very, very close!!! You got the genus down pat. The plant has its most southern distribtuion at the southern end of Whitfield County.
If you want to go ahead and put another up, that's cool.
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Hickory
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Ieponumos
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Hickory
Nope. The leaf venation of Juglandaceae is pinnate, not palmate.
Dr. Greenthumb is almost on the money.
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DrGreenThumb865
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Aesculus flava (Yellow Buckeye)?
Edited by DrGreenThumb865 (08/25/11 10:20 PM)
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Ieponumos
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Aesculus flava (Yellow Buckeye)?
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Cleome hassleriana (Spider flower)
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Nice, those are cool!
Needing to mark this thread anyways, very interesting!
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I have this growing along the side of the shed out back. One day the police took a visit.
Neighbor said i had a huge grow op happening.. bastard..
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Cleome hassleriana (Spider flower)
your turn Dragonaut!
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I cant really see the leaf margin wether its serrated or entire, but one of my 2 guesses would be cassava (Manihot esculenta)
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