Wondering if you can tell me what type of plants these are.
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IrishScrapper on May 04, 2015Sorry I do not know what they are, however if you take the picture into a nursery that's around your home they will more than likely be able to tell you. I have done it before!Helpful Reply
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Dottie Unruh on May 04, 2015The yellow one is False Indigo (Baptisia Australis). It is more common in blue (thus the reference to Indigo, and is used in dyes). It's a lovely, low-maintenance perennial. The seed pods are very interesting, too, and make a nice sound when shaken by the wind.Helpful Reply
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Amy R on May 04, 2015Thank you both!!Helpful Reply
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Katrina on May 04, 2015BeautifulHelpful Reply
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Roseanna Hester on May 04, 2015I think that the yellow flowered bush is commonly called "sweet broom"..(I thinkHelpful Reply
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Roseanna Hester on May 04, 2015Yes, I looked it up and my guess was correct, it is known as "sweet broom" often seen along the highways growing wild, or near mountains and canyons. Easy to grow......Helpful Reply
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Valerie A. de Vincent on May 04, 2015I believe the purple is a sage? (oops - I just saw that you wrote that you already know that. LOL.) But maybe you can find the specific type in this link (I'm not promoting the catalog, it just has some useful photos and names): http://www.acornfarms.com/AFcategoriesgenus.php?pullname=salvia#.VUfLFc6ppD0Helpful Reply
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Arlene Fitzpatrick on May 04, 2015the top purple one is butterfly bush not sure about the bottom one.Helpful Reply
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Susan M Jensen on May 05, 2015I tried??Helpful Reply
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Cynthia Potterf on May 06, 2015check with nursery - if it is sweet broom,it is an invasive horrible weed,taking over states. If you compost it while seeds exist,new plants form everywhere - burn it, the seeds pop and new plants everywhere- if it is sweet broom pull it, dig up extensive root system while still flowering or before flowers begin.Helpful Reply
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Anna Marie Gustafson on May 06, 2015Lysimachia punctataYellow Loosestrife ????????Helpful Reply
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Theresa Kriz on Jun 12, 2015I do think the yellow is false indigo. Mine has a different growth habit. But I'm in Tenn. does the sage have velvety foliage and blooms.Helpful Reply
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Debigray on Jun 21, 2015Possibly "Forsythia", I think it is in the shrub familyHelpful Reply
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Elwanna on Oct 14, 2015The purple looks like lavenderHelpful Reply
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Judi on Oct 22, 2015could be Buffalo Bean.... very invasive.Helpful Reply
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Allinthefamilysingers on Feb 18, 2016hi i think this looks more like lavender i have a purple sage and it's leaves turn dark purple burgundy color. VERY PRETTY DHALLHelpful Reply
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Grangie on May 20, 2016Esperanza?Helpful Reply
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Lisa McDowell on May 20, 2016The yellow plant looks like bush pea, yellow baptisiaHelpful Reply
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MaeGatineau on Oct 25, 2016The purple one is Russian sage I have it myselfHelpful Reply
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