Neil and All, I'm sending some pics and a couple I need I.D. on please. I think it will please you to know that one of our fiercest wasps, the mahogany wasp, stung me whilst taking these. Muriel, get your quadruple potion ready:
1). Sweet bay (Mag. virginiana blossom.)
2). Spirea
3). Callicarpa flowers and buds
4).Sassafras.
5). Sumac--don't know if it's the poisonous or not.
6). Liriodendron tulipefera
7). This is the one, I think, I need ID on.
8). Chinese chestnut. Most of our native ones were wiped out by the blight.
9). Small Magnolia grandiflora
10). Baby fig (Brown Turkey).
More to come.
1). Sweet bay (Mag. virginiana blossom.)
2). Spirea
3). Callicarpa flowers and buds
4).Sassafras.
5). Sumac--don't know if it's the poisonous or not.
6). Liriodendron tulipefera
7). This is the one, I think, I need ID on.
8). Chinese chestnut. Most of our native ones were wiped out by the blight. 
9). Small Magnolia grandiflora
10). Baby fig (Brown Turkey). 
1). Bindweed, pea, or an alien plant.
2). Collection of epidrendrums and a cattleya.
3). Same as #2
4). Jasmine officinale
5). White calla lillies. 
6). Gardenia 'radicans'
1). Need ID.. Looks like our wild cherry.
2) This is the one which I truly need ID on..
3) Awful Smilax. 
4). Don't know. 
5). Weeping youpon. Not my favorite. 
6). Crepe myrtle. 
7). Juniperus with berries. This season the Grosbeaks didn't eat them.
