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Horseweed With Tiny White Ball Flowers? - This wildflower about 1.5' tall was found in an undeveloped lot. It looks like Horseweed, but with tiny, ~1/8" white, ball flowers clu... Read More
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Light Purple, 5-Petaled Flower? - This small flower with ~1/2" purple blooms and thin leaves volunteered in my yard. What is it?
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Wild White & Yellow Melons? - These wild melons were found growing up along a riverbank. The yellow ones are about the size of Maypops/eggs with small seeds...and a sli... Read More
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Queen Anne's Lace Lookalike? - This ~2' tall flower was found growing along a roadside. It has white umbrels like Queen Anne's Lace, but without dark red flowers in the c... Read More
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A Mexican Plum? - This ~6" seedling was found near a tree line, under construction. And these are some other Mexican Plum seedlings/suckers under a... Read More
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Toothy, Triple-Lobed Leaves? - This ~1' tall forb with 3(+)-lobed leaves about ~2" long was found at a local park. What is it?
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Shingle Oak Tree? - This tree with ~4.5" leaves was found growing in a suburban landscape north of Austin. Is it perhaps a Shingle Oak, or something else?
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Texas Mulberry? - This apparent Mulberry with small, ~3" leaves with long tips was found growing up in a rocky ravine at a local park. Is it perhaps Tex... Read More
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4-Petaled, Veiny Wildflower? - This wildflower about ~9" tall with a ~quarter-sized, pinkish bloom was found growing in a cleared field. What is it?
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Elbowbush (Forestiera pubescens)? - This ~4.5' bush with ~1" soft leaves was found growing in a local park. Is it Elbowbush (Forestiera pubescens), or something else?
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