Mystery Red/Yellow trumpet-like flower

by Sandy
(Mosinee, WI)

Identify larg red flowering plant

by Mark
(Oshkosh Wi USA)

Large perennial that flowered late Augut -early sept.
Large pink-red flowers (bees love it). Greenn long leaves that have serrated edges
We are in zone 4-5 in Wisconsin. This plant has really grown big over last year and need to split and replant if possible

maroon dark tall

by cheryl
(aurora il u.s.)

very tall fast growing spikey dark maroon spreads

Bright Red Spikey Balls

by Christina
(Brooklyn, New York)

This plant is aboy five to six feet tall at its highest. It had large star-shaped redish-green leaves and a red stem that is thick. From this center stem are grouping of bright red spiky balls. They first begin as little pinkcish white flowers, then they look like little berries, then the spiky balls that attrack many little bees. I live in Brooklyn, New York.

Red Hummingbird Food

by Grammadot
(Barto,PA)

The elderly owner of beautiful old fashioned gardens at the NJ shore thanked us for buying Lobelia/Cardinal Flower plants; he said their beauty almost wiped them out, endangering the hummingbirds who depended upon them to fuel their trip South in the Fall. They have narrow leaves and the similar red flowering plant, which blooms a litte later and was included in a mixture for hummingbirds has multiple branches, no encapsulated seeds, and leaves wider at the stem end.

Does someone know what this plant is called?

reddish fruit on tree

by Robin Roberts Little
(Orland Maine USA)

The tree is about 7' tall green leaves with purple veins. Full of fruit but I don't know what it is. We have small children and just bought the property. Would like some help Identifying the tree.

magenta flowers, gray leaves

by Donna
(Tacoma, Wa.)

THOUGHT THIS WAS LAMBS EAR BUT IT'S ALMOST 3 FEET TALL WITH MAGENTA FLOWERS. I SAW A PHOTO OF ONE ON-LINE THAT LOOKED LIKE IT HAD THE SAME FLOWERS BUT DIDN'T SEE ANYTHING ABOUT THEM GETTING SO TALL. IT'S GROWN UNDER THE EAVE SO IT DOESN'T GET RAIN. I RARELY WATER IT AND THE SOIL DRAINS QUICKLY,AND IT'S ON THE NORTHERN SIDE OF BLDG. I LIVE IN WA. STATE. IS IT A LARGE LAMBS EAR? EVEN THEY DON'T GET NEARLY THIS BIG. THANKS!

Bush/Plant with red berries

by Kelli
(Ohio)

This is growing in our back yard in town along a fence line. There are two different shaped leaves on the same stem and berries growing along the stem that tend to turn black/purple after ripening from red.

I have a couple of other pics if it would help in identifying based on leaf variation or how the berries are attached up the stem.

red evergreen Shrub

by Carla H. Finley
(Beaufort, SC 29906 USA)

This is a shrub in my yard. It blooms in April-May and sometimes early June. I have not been able to find it in any plant books. It is located in Beaufort County, South Carolina on the Atlantic coast. I have not seen others like it in the area. It is an evergreen. If you can not identify it from the picture I can e-mail you additional pictures.
Thanks.

This is an Astilbe... but what type???

by Shady Gardener
(SE Iowa)

Notice the green leaves with the red outlines. I have another photo showing the beautiful unfolding new leaves...

What kind of red Astilbe do I have? Photo One

by shady gardener
(SE Iowa)

bright green leaves with red borders in the early spring. The leaves gradually turn bright green without red borders as time moves along. Bright pink flowers. I'm going to submit photo number two to show flowers.

reddish flowers large green leaves

by Lisa Zeller
(New Richmond, WI)

This is a plant my mom got at a plant sale but she did not get the name of it. It grows over six feet tall, has very large leaves with these very delicate, lacy, little flowers on the top and it smells very sweet, it attracts honey bees like there is no tomorrow. I just would love to know the name of this plant.

Red Pretty Spring Flower

by Beth J.
(Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL)

These little dark coral flowers come up in early spring; thrive in shade; resemble grass until blooms appear; have 6 petals on bloom, long slender grasslike leaves, and little round, bumpy seed pods. I have searched and searched the internet and cannot identify them. Before my father-in-law, Charlie, passed away he had a back yard full. So, we named them Charlie Flowers. Please help.

Burgandy plant with brush-like flowers

by Lori
(Bedford, PA)

This flower came up in a flower bed in which I had planted an old packet of old-fashion mixture. It was not there last year. The plant stands approx. three ft. high. It started with burgandy leaves and then the flowers sprouted from the middle of the plant. I have a picture of the plant before blooming which you can review upon request, if that is helpful. I live in a rural area of Zone 5 & the plant gets full sun daily planted in regular top soil. The flowers remind me of bristles on a brush but are small flowers with little fragrance. I would appreciate any help that you can give me in identifying this plant.

Reddish flowers

by Lisa
(Wellesley, MA)

This is a plant which grows in an area receiving part sun, part shade. It's by a pine tree and pops up in front of junipers. It has a stalk-like stem and has green, furryish leaves. The plant is probably about a foot tall, maybe taller. The flowers (a reddish-purple) are just now blooming. As the stalk gets taller, the bottom gets bare of the leaves. However, leaves are still there a few inches above the ground. It receives water from the irrigation system, as well as from rain. I have more pictures if needed (e.g., one showing the entire plant).

I live in Wellesley, Massachusetts.

red yellow thistle-like

by Barbie

Thick stalk with bloom that has red and yellow; appearing like a thistle.

Red flowering shrub

photo tells it best... I am sure it is pretty common but no one here knows what it is...

red-maroon dahlia

by John G. Schickler
(Debert, Nova Scotia)

This flower was the most stunning I saw at the Halifax (Nova Scotia) Public Gardens. The photo was taken Sept. 20, 2009. It was in full sun amid dalias and other tall (4-5 ft) plants.

red is this annual or perennial

by Judy
(Bay Shore, New York)

This tall plant with large green leaves and red flowers is growing in my neighborhood. Does anyone know it's name?

Tall plant with fuzzy, wavy red flowers

by Shelley Constant
(Raymore, MO)

We found this plant on the site of the Passion Play in Eureka Springs, AR. Curious as to what it is.

Tall red flower with very large green leaves

by Kelley Petrucci
(Indian Trail, NC)

This flower was growing in a yard across the lake from us - in full sun - in Indian Trail, NC (Charlotte area).

Red stems, orange ends, green leaves

by Drew
(Melbourne, FL, USA)

Red stemmed and Orange end (flowers/buds/berry like). Growing in the 'weeds' behind my house. Partly shaded (growing on the north side of a larger bush). Located in central Florida, 5 miles from Atlantic coast. What is this plant? Is this a flower, weed, good plant, bad? Thanks for the help.

Red Rose sold at WalMart

by GardenJoy
(Kingston)

I wanted Morden Blush .. this rose is on it's own root stalk .. seems resistant to problems but it is a FLAMING deep fuchsia colour .. way too bright for what I wanted. BUT .. I would like to know what it may be ? All my pictures of this rose are too bright because of the feed back of its colour. So this picture is going to look a bit dull compared to what it looks like .. I swear you could see this rose a mile away ! Could it be a Morden "anything" ?

red and green berries

by Chatty
(Sperry, OK)

I live in Sperry, OK and was out in shaded weeded area and came upon this plant, it does not have any leaves and the bottom of the stem reminded me of an onion. There are little hard green berries that are turn softer and red in color. These were the only two that I found.

red poppy like Plant Identification

by Cy
(L.A., CA)

Large Green leaves (mostly year-roiund). Red poppy-like flowers - a profusion in Winter time.

The plant was growing spread out on the ground. I put it on a trellis, and Wow! what a difference!

red Plant desciption please!

by Art
(Rhinelander, WI, USA)

What kind of plant is this, and how do I take care of it, and replant it?

Red Perennial

by Daryl
(Cleveland,Ohio)

My Daughter and I planted these about three years ago. Now I have no clue as to what kind of plant it is. It comes back bigger every year and it has very thick stems.

red flower crinkly leaf

by Steve
(Beavercreek, OR)

Please see picture. I let this grow in a flower fox that seems to only grow grass or garden weeds in this. I did not plant it, It appeared a couple months ago and is now starting to bloom.
any ideas?

reddish spiked flowers

Southwest Michigan, found in perennial garden.

small Red Flowers, waxy leaves

by John H. Riggin
(Lutz, Florida , USA)

Small Red Flowers , waxy Leavess and plant has a white substance when a stalk is cut. Plant produces some many red flowers that it attracts Humming Birds. I have attached a picture to this Tropical flower plant. This plant can grow very very tall and big if it has the space.

red perennial flower

by Jackie
(Ash Fork, AZ)

This flower is about 5-6" tall. It looks kind of like a tulip but it's way too short. The flower is about 3" tall. The petals close at night.

Any idea what it is??

Thanks!

small red flowers

by Nallia Riggin
(Lutz Fl.U.S.A)

Small Red Flowers , waxy Leavess and plant has a white substance when a stalk is cut. Plant produces some many red flowers that it attracts Humming Birds. I have attached a picture to this Tropical flower plant. This plant can grow very very tall and big if it has the space

Can you please tell me what kind of plant is this??
Thank you so much Im looking forward to hear from you soon.

Complex red edged leaf, Red stem

by Amy
(Lancaster, Ohio, US)

It's a sun/part shade bed in Lancaster, Ohio. The plant has a red stem and complex, red rimmed leaves . I haven't had luck getting anything to grow in this flowerbed (not that I'm a great gardener) so I'm worried it may be poison ivy or something along those lines. Any ideas what it is? Thanks :)

tall plant with single red bud

by Adam
(cumberland, md)

I have full bushes of greens about 3 foot tall with one single bud in the center of each that has yet to bloom in mid may. Another interesting piece of info is that apparently ants love sitting on the buds

Bright red mum or impatient?

by Donna
( Etna Maine USA)

red or pink long tubular like petals

red and white bell-type flower

by R Ward
(San Jose CA)

Growing in a garden near San Jose, CA

Red Flowered perennial

by Ellie
(Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)

This is a perennial that has lobed furry leaves. It sent up a singluar flower stalk with 3 buds about 12" high. The flowers are reddish orange with a yellow center and are about 1" in diameter. There are 3 buds on the flower stem. It is growing in part sun - zone 3.

Aunt Jean's perennial stalk flower

by Richard Yeager
(Aberdeen Maryland)

one single stalk for many years

Red leaves green edges

by Ken Buys
(Denver, CO)

Saw this "bush" in a strip mall in Aurora Colorado in mid-September. Full sun. No flowers at this time. about 30 inches tall, maybe 5 feet wide.

red twigs

by John DeFlumeri
(North Andover MA)

This plant was at the Parker River Wildlife Refuge on plum Island Massachusetts Picture taken on September 21, 2011. Setting is a saltwater wetland. Plant gets full sun when available. I see no evidence of blooms on this plant at this time.

red flower

by Jeff
(Roseburg, OR)

growing in a pot outside the house, 24" tall stem