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Here is Plant #2

Plant #3

#4

like crape myrtle but foliage is more elongated

What’s #5 with the elongated yellow berries

#1 looks like snailseed vine (Cocculus carolinus). I have seen it in the wild and I like it. I have tried to growth it with no luck. However, I have heard other gardeners complaining about its aggressiveness.

Omar

#5 and #3 look like Duranta erecta

Omar

#2 reminds me Rangoon creeper (Quisqualis indica / Combretum indicum), but I may be wrong.

Omar

#4 Reminds me Caroline Cherry (growing under too much shade) Prunus caroliniana, or black cherry (Prunus serotina) but again, I've been wrong before...

Omar

Just as an FYI, the folks at Name That Plant! - http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/namegal/ are pretty awesome when it comes to plant identification. I go to them not infrequently.

The small purple flowered one is sapphire showers Duranta I believe.

You guys are awesome, the Name that Plant forum is indeed superb but Texans are no slouches either when it comes to IDing.

these plants are from the garden of a house that flooded during hurricane Harvey; in fact flooded for THIRD time, and owners sold to my friend as is for a song. She wanted me to ID plants. I was embarrassed that my batting average was 50.

The previous owners were enthusiastic gardeners but the last flood took the wind from under their sails and the garden has quickly gotten out of control. Just thinking about my friend undertaking this indoor/outdoor remodeling makes me tired. She is betting on no more floods and county promises to improve bayou drainage, oy!

What a pretty Duranta that is, I have Sweet Dreams which has darker blue flowers.

#4 pomegranate! I do grow that.

You guys are the best, I’ll pass it along.

the previous owners had quite a collection of bromeliads, which undoubtedly they had to overwinter. I got a feeling that I “knew” this person simply by the kinda plants she grew, also about how much time she had to garden—a good amount.

again, thanks.

Omar, I think it is snailseed vine.