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Surprisingly GREEN Pittsburgh (Zone 6a)              crittergarden Nov 4, 2012 10:13 AM CST |
| Here in zone 5, in September, I found this in bloom in an overgrown garden. What is it? SHOW ME YOUR CRITTERS! I have a critter page over at Cubits. http://cubits.org/crittergarde... |
Surprisingly GREEN Pittsburgh (Zone 6a) crittergarden Nov 6, 2012 9:45 AM CST |
| Using the plant ID forum and database at DG, I've determined it's Lycium chinense. SHOW ME YOUR CRITTERS! I have a critter page over at Cubits. http://cubits.org/crittergarde... |
Name: Carole Clarksville, TN (Zone 6b)            SongofJoy Nov 6, 2012 12:15 PM CST |
I'm glad you found it! I have Lycium barbarum and I kept thinking that bloom looked familiar. Duh.  The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched -- they must be felt with the heart. ~ Helen Keller |
Name: Jay Nederland, Texas (Zone 9a)       Horntoad Nov 6, 2012 12:32 PM CST |
SongofJoy said:I'm glad you found it! I have Lycium barbarum and I kept thinking that bloom looked familiar. Duh. I was thinking the same about Lycium carolinianum that grows around here. wildflowersoftexas.com texasnatureonline.com |
Name: Calin Weston-super-mare UK (Zone 7b)   fixpix Nov 7, 2012 1:07 AM CST |
| Don't transplant it in your garden, even if you feel you like the flower (although I doubt... ) or you think of the miraculous effects of the fruit. One you have it in your garden you will never get rid of it. Roots go deep deep deep. It's a battle, really. |
Surprisingly GREEN Pittsburgh (Zone 6a) crittergarden Nov 24, 2012 1:05 PM CST |
| Thanks for the advice. I was debating whether or not to leave it where I found it or put it on the "chop me til I give up" list.... SHOW ME YOUR CRITTERS! I have a critter page over at Cubits. http://cubits.org/crittergarde... |
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