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    snowangel0o is offline Junior Member Site Admin
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    The last one... Thx for any of ur help..

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    Newt is offline Administrator Site Admin
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    Without more info on where these plants came from I can't id them all.* If any that I can't id are houseplants, it would be helpful to know and see the entire plant.*

    For the ferns and the sprouts in your 8th picture, it would be helpful to know where in the US or other country these are located.

    #1 & 2 - ??
    #3 - fern.* If this was a houseplant it might be a Boston fern.
    #4 - Another houseplant?* Either a gardenia (fragrant) or a camellia
    #5 - fern
    #6 - Primula hybrid aka primrose
    #7 - I can't really tell as the photo is so close, but might be some type of daffodil
    #8 - Caladium
    #9 - ?? maybe sprouts from a tree or shrub?*
    #10 - some type of Cedar, possibly Eastern white cedar.

    Newt
    When weeding, the best way to make sure you are removing a weed and not a valuable plant is to pull on it. If it comes out of the ground easily, it is a valuable plant.

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    snowangel0o is offline Junior Member Site Admin
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    Quote Originally Posted by Newt View Post
    Without more info on where these plants came from I can't id them all.* If any that I can't id are houseplants, it would be helpful to know and see the entire plant.*

    For the ferns and the sprouts in your 8th picture, it would be helpful to know where in the US or other country these are located.

    #1 & 2 - ??
    #3 - fern.* If this was a houseplant it might be a Boston fern.
    #4 - Another houseplant?* Either a gardenia (fragrant) or a camellia
    #5 - fern
    #6 - Primula hybrid aka primrose
    #7 - I can't really tell as the photo is so close, but might be some type of daffodil
    #8 - Caladium
    #9 - ?? maybe sprouts from a tree or shrub?*
    #10 - some type of Cedar, possibly Eastern white cedar.

    Newt
    Yeah...those are house plants..
    Anyway, thanks for your help...really appreciate it =)

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    Newt is offline Administrator Site Admin
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    You are very welcome!

    Newt
    When weeding, the best way to make sure you are removing a weed and not a valuable plant is to pull on it. If it comes out of the ground easily, it is a valuable plant.

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    backyardgardener is offline Administrator Site Admin
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    Sorry, but during the forums move, we've lost your images. Please repost or edit your files.

    Once again.. Sorry.

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