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January 17, 2011
Monday Morning Mystery 011711
What is this late-bloomer? Photo taken at High Mountain Park Preserve in Wayne in November.. I thought it might be at the Celery Farm as well, but maybe not.
Answer tomorrow.
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Hamamelis: Witch hazel, “Arnold’s Promise”
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Witch Hazel
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Thanks much!
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Edith says in Laino Woods!!
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If Edith, Nancy and DeeDee couldn’t find one in their research for “Identifying Woody Plants at the Celery Farm Natural Area,” it most likely isn’t there. I wonder where that other “Celery Farm” might be.
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Witch Hazel, Hamamelis virginiana
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Bob Kane
Hamamelis: Witch hazel, “Arnold’s Promise”
Mike (NJURBANFOREST)
Witch Hazel
Jim Wright
Thanks much!
Deedeeburnside
Edith says in Laino Woods!!
Tom Burr
If Edith, Nancy and DeeDee couldn’t find one in their research for “Identifying Woody Plants at the Celery Farm Natural Area,” it most likely isn’t there. I wonder where that other “Celery Farm” might be.
Deedeeburnside
Witch Hazel, Hamamelis virginiana