November 9 – Tyler, TX
Tyler, TX CORAC REGION: 8 - South Coast WHEN: Saturday, November 9, 2024 @ 6:00 p.m....
JOIN NOW >
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Image | Title | Published date | Categories | Tags | hf:categories | hf:tags |
---|
The latest posts from CORAC.
Tyler, TX CORAC REGION: 8 - South Coast WHEN: Saturday, November 9, 2024 @ 6:00 p.m....
Butler, Pennsylvania – Donald Trump began his remarks at the Butler rally on...
Charlie and other CORAC members began a 9-day Novena to Our Lady of Fatima on the...
A good long-sleeved shirt is a fashion must-have. Add this wardrobe essential to your collection, and have a great go-to option for a casual look.
Click above to access the customer portal where you can manage your account including your monthly donation subscription.
I want to know what this hawthorn looks like. I have a hawthorn hedge and wonder if it’s the same hawthorn (flowers, has berries after the flowers).
Thank you
I talked to Mick, and here’s her reply: “Annie, you could get one of the plant apps (Picture This is one) and take a picture of one of the trees in your hedge. The app will help you identify the tree. These apps aren’t foolproof (they sometimes wrongly identify a plant if there are other plants that look a great deal like the one you’re trying to identify), but it’s a good start. You could also do an internet search for Crataegus monogyna, Crataegus oxyacantha, and Crataegus laevigata (some of the most common hawthorn species in America) and click on “images.” If you find an image of a plant that looks like the ones in your hedge, then go to that webpage and verify the Latin name of the plant in that image. Lastly, it would help if you bought a field guide that is specific to your region of the country. This book would help you to identify many kinds of wild plants in your region.” – Mick
Thank you, both of you!!
I just found out that we have Indian Hawthorn. It has flowers and berries, but is a very different shaped leaf.