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Help With ID - Multiple Plants

16 years ago

Considering I have been trying to get a response from the local Ag Extension Office to no avail [sigh] - I have been pursuing other sources to help. Very frustrated since the local Master Gardening org referred me to the Ag Ext Agent who is proving useless :(

So hopefully the experts and hobbyists here can help!!

I have posted some photos and information online at http://gryffynsaeyrieborzoi.com/gryffyns-garden/?page_id=55

Any ideas?

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Comments (3)

texasflip
16 years ago
#6 is Hercules Club (Zanthoxylum clava-herculis)tear a leaf off and it will smell pungent

#8 is giant ragweed, Ambrosia trifida

The third one is an ash. In my experience Pop ash (Fraxinus carolinana) and Texas ash (Fraxinus texensis) often have rounded leaflets like that in the shade. Pop ash grows in wet areas in East Texas and Texas ash ranges more towards
Central Texas.
User
16 years ago
#6 Toothache tree (Zanthoxylum)
#8 Giant ragweed
# 10 might be another ragweed bud
I can't see enough to be sure.
Agree with ash and redbud
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RLynn Shell
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks - that at least gets a few more out of the way.

Unbelievable - still have not heard back from the county extension agent!! Tax dollars at work - hurrah :(

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