It did identify the right plant but kept saying to change to Western Europe even though I'm nowhere near that location. The information on the app regarding this ...
Images are collected through PlantNet and users help identify what plants ... the database to quickly receive data about the plant they have taken a picture of.
It looks like Bottle Brush which is very nice for the butterflies, but is very invasive. I have it in my yard and I am having a hard time removing it it is taking over the planting bed
Margarite I looked up the best place to contact and get help for the above plant. The place is called: White Flower Farm. 1-800-503-9624 or their store number is 1-860-567-8789. The store is open from 9 am to 5 pm. Address is: 167 Litchfield Rd., Morris, CT 06763. They have a catalog-they have everything. (I'm jealous). If you call the store someone there should be able to help. I wish I could have been a better help.
I had a neighbor that had these bottle brush plants in a huge flower pot in the corners of his front yard. In the fall the brushes change colors. It is a perennial and since he planted them in the pots, he had no problem with them spreading in the yard.
It is a perennial called gooseneck loosestrife. It spreads by it's root and needs to be thinned or it will take over you flower bed. It is good as a ground cover.
Just to mix things up....it could be a type of pachysandra. Take the leaves and flower to a local plant retailer. My pachysandra in Va. had flowers like that. Different leaves though....good luck!
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Does anyone know what kind of tree or bush this is? It's growing in a planter, which makes me think I may have planted last fall.(This discussion is now closed)
not sure about this plant here are some places to check it out
PlantNet Plant Identification - Apps on Google Play
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.plantnet&hl=en_US
It did identify the right plant but kept saying to change to Western Europe even though I'm nowhere near that location. The information on the app regarding this ...
An App that will Identify Plants from just the Snap of a Picture
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Images are collected through PlantNet and users help identify what plants ... the database to quickly receive data about the plant they have taken a picture of.
It looks like Bottle Brush which is very nice for the butterflies, but is very invasive. I have it in my yard and I am having a hard time removing it it is taking over the planting bed
Margarite I looked up the best place to contact and get help for the above plant. The place is called: White Flower Farm. 1-800-503-9624 or their store number is 1-860-567-8789. The store is open from 9 am to 5 pm. Address is: 167 Litchfield Rd., Morris, CT 06763. They have a catalog-they have everything. (I'm jealous). If you call the store someone there should be able to help. I wish I could have been a better help.
I had a neighbor that had these bottle brush plants in a huge flower pot in the corners of his front yard. In the fall the brushes change colors. It is a perennial and since he planted them in the pots, he had no problem with them spreading in the yard.
if you don't want it where it is growing that is classic definition of a weed.
It is a perennial called gooseneck loosestrife. It spreads by it's root and needs to be thinned or it will take over you flower bed. It is good as a ground cover.
Just to mix things up....it could be a type of pachysandra. Take the leaves and flower to a local plant retailer. My pachysandra in Va. had flowers like that. Different leaves though....good luck!
Google wild flowers from your state and it should be in there good luck.