Round Up Plant ID's

There are a few plants left at my house that have no ID on them. I feel kinda foolish, but I don't know what the heck they are. Here is a group pix of 7 NOID's. Tomorrow, I will take more pictures and post them tomorrow night. Thanks everyone!!!

I think 3, 5, 6 and 7 came from me. They are probably Golden Chain Tree (Koelrutaria paniculata) and Japanese Snowbell (Styrax japonica). I may also have included a Rhus aromatica (Fragrant Sumac).

I need to see them closer but I think:

3 - Rhus
5, 6 - Koelrutaria
7 - Styrax

Kathy

Thank, Katie. I have some close up pictures that I will post. I wanted to get them planted this week, so I really really thank you!!!

NOID 3

NOID 5

NOID 6

NOID 7

NOID 1

NOID 2

Here are some more of the NOID's from the Round up. Please HELP!!!
There are 17 total.


NOID 8

NOID 9

NOID 10

NOID 11

NOID 12

NOID 13

NOID 14

NOID 15

NOID 16

NOID 17

9 is cranesbill that might have come from me.

10 is a piece of Kerria that I had brought. Double-flowered form:

http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/54605/

#1 ninebark, #2 choke cherry, #8 Virgina Creeper. The rest I don't know.

14 Centaurea montana

NOID 17 Looks like feverfew to me. if it is it is a wonderfull self seeding perenial good as an herb and great as a cut flower

Thank you Katie, Steve, and Linda for the ID's. I am really glad to ID them, and they are plants that I want!

I still need ID's for: #4, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16

Lynn - 10's the Kerria. Shade shrub that does well here once it's established.

12 - small maple?

13 - variegated elderberry?

15 - digitalis?

16 - mint family?

#11 looks like an Ampelopsis from Pixy, originally from me, (I gave her extras last year.) It's a lovely vine, the berries are very cool and bees love it.

http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/55978/

I'd agree #16 looks minty-wasn't someone bringing lemon balm ( Melissa officianalis)? I'd play it safe and leave that one potted until you're sure what it is...

The problem with lemon balm is that it self sows, so keeping it in a pot might not solve all your problems. OTH, the seedlings aren't hard to pull out and it has tons of uses, isn't subject to pests, etc.

13 looks suspiciously like variegated elderberry
15, yes digitalis, but maybe a cool variety, who knows?

17 - tanacetum (feverfew)

It's an herb that will readily reseed and spread, but they're easy to pull up. They make a nice filler in a flower bed in August, when everything is looking dry. A relative of chrysanthemum, so they have a nice smell. Some use the plant (probably dried) to keep fleas and moths away.

I like to move the seedlings to pots to keep them full as summer progresses.

Thanks everyone. That only leaves #4 and #11 to ID. Yippee!!!

Lynn, I ID'd # 11 in my post above.

http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/p.php?pid=7150388

Good luck with #4!

I don't think you posted a picture of #4.

Four looks like a tree, maple or birch, maybe?

where is 4?

In the first post - no closeup.

Oh gosh, Suzybell, I feel like an idiot. I read your post, looked at the link, then forgot to write it down on my list. I even planned out a place to plant it.

I don't know how I missed 4's close up. oH WELL. I am going to assume it is a tree and plant it.

Is it too late in the year to plant now, or wait a couple of days when it is not so cold?

Lynn, oh, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to make you feel like an idiot! I was just feeling too lazy to write it down again....

Should still be fine to plant stuff, the soil should still be fairly warm, and the cold won't last too long. They're more exposed in the pots above ground anyhow

It's safe to plant anytime the ground isn't frozen.

The sooner you can get them in the ground, the faster they will be able to root in, and this will ensure a healthier plant as there is less stress. Even if you can site them, get the holes dug & watered well (rain won't be enough), and plant 1 per day, you'll do well. October is typically a wonderful month to plant trees & shrubs. But as Willow indicated, as long as the ground is not frozen...