Help identify some plants, please
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Shawn Marie on Jun 29, 2015I believe the top photos is a fiddle leaf fig tree. Possibly. lol not 100%.Helpful Reply
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Ann callicutt on Jun 30, 2015It is a fig, the 2nd picture is a weed very sticky. pull it up fast. The last 2 are flowers most are valued for their foliage in a shade garden. not sure about the names.Helpful Reply
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Kelly Abernathy on Jun 30, 2015!, ficus...2, sweet woodruff and i think 4 is pulmonaria?Helpful Reply
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Jeanne on Jun 30, 2015Photo number two looks like a miniature lupine.Helpful Reply
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Michelle W on Jun 30, 20151 is a Fiddle Leaf Fig - love 'em!Helpful Reply
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Kathy Miller Payne on Jun 30, 2015The top one is a Fiddle Leaf Fig. and the bottom one looks like a polka dot plant. Not sure of the others.Helpful Reply
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Lo on Jun 30, 2015The 2nd picture is sticky week. It is awful. I constantly was trying to rid my yard of it. It covered everything it touched and spread very aggressively. It leaves tiny burrs on your clothes when it goes to seed. Good luck trying to erase it!Helpful Reply
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Lymbyc on Jun 30, 2015Fiddle leaf ficus, woodruff, hellebores, pulmonariaHelpful Reply
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Omy1155015 on Jun 30, 2015The last picture is lung wort or pulmonaria. Gets small flowers in Soring. Likes conditions that areshady and moist. Interesting varieties in leaf color and spots.Helpful Reply
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Karen R on Jul 01, 2015The spotted leaf is also called Leopard Lungwort; it is the first plant to bloom in the spring and it has pink, blue, AND purple flowers.Helpful Reply
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Suzette Trimmer on Jul 04, 2015I was given the second picture plant for Mothers years ago. One small plant has turned into twenty in less than two years. I was told it is a floating Iris? Does anyone know for sure? The babies hang off shots like those of a spider plant. These are what I remove and replant. Loves regular watering and sun light.Helpful Reply
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Bclaudio on Jul 06, 2015Its a spreading invasive weed. It will even invade a green lawn so be careful when the babies reach out to find a place to grow they are hard to get rid of without weed killer.Helpful Reply
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Christina on Jul 06, 2015Thank you so much for the input! I am reworking a garden that was already here. Off to a great start with some names!Helpful Reply
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