Plant ID

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1. A tree sapling of some sort. It will get big; you might want to take it out if its not in a good spot for a tree.
   Locust? Black Walnut? I’m not a tree person and am not great at seedling ID, but know its a tree!

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2. Gotta jump in with everyone else with absolutely no idea. Definite no ways….poison ivy- only 3 leaves and doesn’t grow within 1,000s of miles of here, walnut tree-14 leaves and ash-7 leaves….so, only north American tree with 5 leaves per stem, Shagbark Hickory, also not found anywhere near here. Hitch hiker?

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3. Good catch MTNMAN, looks good for Ash so far.

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4. The bottom one is a pothos.

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5. Lion’s ear, (wild daggas) and a pothos , (devil’s ivy) You’ve got yourself a grand lion’s ear!

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6. 2nd one is pothos. Google it for image.

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7. I believe the one with the orange flowers is tagentis lemoni…Lion’s Tail. The one on the bottom is a philodendron.

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8. Orange one in Leonotis leonurus – Lion’s tail. Look at the San Marcos Growers website.

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9. 1) Leonotis leonurus. CA native “Lion’s Tail.” 2) Pothos.———My Lion’s Tail seems to need more water than other native plants. Pothos is laughably easy to grow; super hardy as houseplant.

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