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Marina
Dream Gardener


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Well... as usual I have some more mysteries. This first is a tree that was slow to leaf and I recently noticed its sprouting something. I *think* they might be crab apples but hoping its not. It was a landscaped yard so I don't know why someone would plant it.... but maybe you all can clue me in [Smile]

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And this one... does not look like any of my other weeds or plants so I wasn't sure whether to yank or leave [Smile]

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Thanks for any and all insight [Wink]

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From: Alexandria, VA | Registered: Apr 2006  |  IP: Logged
netty
Super Gardener


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Hi Marina [wavey]
The tree could be a crabapple. Did it have pink blooms?
Can you get a closer picture of the second plant?

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preciousgreenfingers
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The second could be buttercup
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Wrennie
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The first looks like some sort of apple. An unpruned fruit tree can have much smaller fruits than its well maintained counterpart.
Why wouldnt someone plant a crabapple in a landscaped yard? Theyre often grown for their flowers. Some people make crabapple jelly.

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weezie13
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I agree with the closer look at the plant?
Looks like about 3 different one's, but not
certain on either one...

Is it possible??

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Weezie

Don't forget to be kind to strangers. For some who have
done this have entertained angels without realizing it.
- Bible - Hebrews 13:2

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Marina
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Sorry for the late reply [Smile] I will snap some pictures of the second one in a few [Wink]

As for the tree...it did flower, they were white.

I guess I am just down on crab apples because you can't eat them. I was hoping fo big apples or nuts [Smile]

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twwright
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Maybe I'm crazy but I gotta tell ya that the last picture looks like a weed, clover weed. It flowers a pretty but small flower in pink or purple but it's a weed.
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