yellow flowered shrub

by Marlene
(Sutton, ON, Canada)

My Grandparents Yellow Rose bushes

by Andy
(Orillia Ontario Canada)

Hello there, this is a prolific flowering yellow rose that is also prolific in putting out sucker roots. The canes can grow to 4-6 feet in height in rather dense thickets. It usually begins flowering in late May and peaks in early June. These particular plants were growing in partial shade on a property with a number of tall maples. The soil is the sort of loam common to the southern Georgian Bay region between Orillia and Midland Ontario. They were also growing close to the driveway which was crused limestone gravel so I assume it has a wide range of pH tolerance. The picture shown was taken 31 May 07.
Thanks for your time, Andy

yellow flowers, serrated leaves

by Belinda
(Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada)

We just moved into a new home and we have a lot of perennials in the gardens. I don't know much about plants yet. I hope you can help me identify them and if possible, give me tips for care.

Yellow and burgundy daisy

by Tim
(Lansing, MI)

The plant is 3 ft tall, has approx 100 small flowers, 1 inch diameter. It has been blooming all summer.

Strange looking light yellow flowering plant

by Erik
(Santa Barbara)

Light yellow flowers with long green leaves.

yellow flower perennial

by kim
(carlisle pa)

yellow flowers in a cluster atop a leafy stalk. stalks are individual. flowers are about 2" in and stalks are about a foot tall.

yellow, with unopened buds

by Judi Orgis
(Revloc, PA , USA)

I got seeds with no name from a friend, in 2009, I threw them in back of my yuccas in 2009. In 2010 they came up, they are on the west side of the house, they receive late afternoon sun. I live in central PA. I would like to know what they are, I have to move the plants that are there, and if they are not identified I won't keep them, (I like to know what I have growing, with so many being poisonous, I have young kids and pets) they will take up alot of room, also.
I appreciate any help identifying this plant. I have looked for it with no success.
Please get back to me,
Thanks again,
Judi

Yellow Woodland Plant

by Richard Krejci
(Timonium, MD)

The plant is growing in partial shade along the edge of our woods and propagating on the hillside. The soil is a clay-soil mix and stays a bit moist. It will reach a height of about 12-18" and blooms in early spring.

yellow flower identification

by Michele Odom
(Claxton, GA, USA)

I found these growing along the side of the dirt road leading to our house. I live in southeast Georgia. Full sun. I collected the seeds from the dried heads but not sure of what they are. Thanks for all your help!

yellow flower succulent

by Sally
(Oakville, Ontario, Canada)

Growing in partial to full sun, rock garden.

Yellow Perennial Identification

by Linda
(Vermilion, Ohio USA)

This is a perennial plant. The leaves are a beautiful deep purple and this spring it has beautiful yellow leaves on top like blooms with little dots of red.

I live in Northern Ohio within 2 miles of Lake Erie.

yellow Perennial growing in shady bed

by Maggie
(Regina, SK, Canada)

The plant is rounded, approximately two feet high and the same wide. It has been blooming since mid-may, and shows no sign of stopping as of today (June 3). we just bought our house last summer, and moved in in July, and I don't recall noticing it then. I'm a novice gardener, and have a lovely garden full of perennials I can't yet identify, so I'm learning as I go...I don't know what to say about the soil type. The plant is mostly in shade, but would get a bit of indirect sunlight.
Thank you for being there! I would also appreciate any advice or suggestions about propogation, as its such a beautiful plant, I'd like to have a couple in my front flower bed as well!

Doug says he's going to let the rest of the group tell you what you have but don't worry - next year you'll have lots! :-)

Small Yellow Flowers, Dark Leaves

by Cyndi
(Beaverton, Ontario)

This dark leaf plant grows quite tall with dainty yellow flowers in the summer. I have it in a sun location (I am in Beaverton Ontario, zone 5a). I was told it was a Lysmachea Punctata, but I don't think it is correct, as it does not grow in clumps, the flowers are more delicate and the leaves are the wrong color. I started off with 2 plants last year that were given to me, and there is now about 10 of them, so it grows well.

yellow orange Tree ?

by Donna
(Wolcottville, IN - USA)

The flowering blossoms are yellow/orange. This is a 1 yr old tree and full of the flowers.

yellow orange Flowering Tree ?

by Donna
(Wolcottville, IN - USA)

My neighbor travels to southern Indiana alot and last year bought this tree somewhere and brought it back up here in N.E. Indiana. It is beautiful and so pretty. Has yellow/orange blossoms on it and the leafs are small green with a hint of red on them.
If anyone knows the name of this I would really appreciate it as we want to plant one in our yard too.

Pretty but unknown 9 petal yellow flower

by Paul
(McLeary, WA. USA)

stands 10 to 12 inches tall I just found it. It was purchased at a store in Western Washington (State).
It was in bloom July 9th in a box planter. The owner let me cut a flower off to identify. The petals are tubular or trumpet shaped. I put a piece of grass to see how deep they are and it goes to the root of the petal.

Yellow Flower

by Rania
(Volos, Greece)

This plant is growing in a container. It has full sunlight until about 4pm. It's growing in Volos, Greece. (Central Greece) Any help at identifying this would be appreciated. Thanks!

2ft tall Yellow Flower

by Cheryl
(Cape May, NJ USA)

Plant sprouted by itself (not planted) in a pot that is located on the western side of the house - located in Cape May New Jersey (coastal area in the southern part of the state) not sure if it is worth keeping in the garden - any help with identification is appreciated

yellow bloom, thin leaf

by Jo-Ann
(Shelburne County Nova Scotia Canada)

I'm in the South Shore of Nova Scotia Zone 6A. This plant is a perennial growing next to my house in a gravelly/sandy soil. It receives some sun, but is in shade about 50% of the time. It appears to spread underground (similar to St. Augustine grass). This picture was taken in early May 2010. Thanks for your help!

Verigated Leaves and bright yellow flowers

by William A. Burgess
(Barrie, Ontario, Canada)

Given to me as a perennial donation. Bright yellow clusters of flowers on stalks with verigated light green and cream leaves.

Tall, tall, yellow summer flower

by Kathy
(Stonington, MI, USA)

This plant has been growing on our property for 40 plus years and the previous owner can?t remember what it is. It is located in Stonington, MI near the northern shore of Lake Michigan (near Escanaba, MI). Summers are usually in the 80's - 90's, winters are usually below freezing, lots of snow. It is in full sun all afternoon, morning shade. It starts growing leaves and stalks in spring, the stalks are now almost 6 feet tall, and is just now starting to bloom. In a few more days, the flowers will be large, full yellow blossoms, 3 to 4? across, almost like big chrysanthemums, and will last until first frost.

Does anyone know what this plant is and how to propagate more? It does spread on its own, but has no visible seeds or pods. New stalks come up from the ground in front where there is grass or soil.

Thank you so much.

yellow flowers - sword-like leaves

by Patti Rhodes
(Burnham, PA, USA)

It is about 12 inches tall.....the buds are beginning to open into yellow flower clusters......the leaves smell like onion or garlic when broke open.......

yellow flowers, leaves have 5 lobes

by David McGuire
(Renton, Washington)

Upright clusters of yellow flowers on 3 to 4 ft stems. Growing in full sun. The center vein of the leaf is reddish in color.

yellow thistle-like flower

by Barbara
(L'Anse, Michigan, USA)

The plant is 2-3 foot tall, yellow flowers (2" diameter) emerging from a pinecone-like base (1 1/2" diameter) . Some fuzziness on the leaves, but no pickers on any of it.

Growing wild. One large cluster about 2 foot in diameter, and another starting about 10 ft away.

On a north west slope in a grassy area in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan

yellow button flower (Tansy)

by Carol
(Fort Nelson, BC Canada)

I think this might be a weed but a pretty one....it is growing in semi shade and flowered in late August. I live in zone 2 so this plant is very hardy. Your help would be greatly appreciated.
Thankyou Carol

Yellow Flowering, Dark green vein oval shape leaves

by Mary
(Grand Rapids MN)

Full Sun, Grand Rapids MN
I don't know if you can help me, I planted this from seed and can't remember what it was, I'm thinking it may be a vegetable plant?

yellow daisy flowers in shade

2 1/2 ft tall. Dark green leaves. Yellow gold flower.
North side of oak tree.

Yellow flowering perennial

by Kathie
(Pleasant Valley, MO)

After pruning back in July, this is the second blooming. The plant is about 3' high, grows in both an eastern or southern exposure in Zone 5 in the KC, MO area. The plant spreads fairly quickly. the yellow blossoms have 5 points.
The start was given to me by an elderly lady at a plant exchange. She said it had grown in her mother's flower garden years earlier. No one had ever known its name.

Small compact yellow flower

by Carol
(Ellensburg WA USA)

I believe I took this in late spring. It was growing in Peshastin Washington. The bloom is small, less than 1 inch.

yellow blooms, serrated leaves

by Cheryl Moffett
(Chicago)

I was told this is an Alpine strawberry, but I saw what looked like the same plant growing wild at a lake. There are many yellow blooms on the plant

What yellow flower tree is this ?

by Anna Sargent
(Lexington Park, MD)

This apparently native blooming tree is located in Southern Maryland, on a strip of unencumbered nature, between the Potomac River and the Chesapeake Bay. The leaves of the flower have the consistency of a magnolia blossom.
Thank you for your help.
Anna Sargent
Lexington Park, MD

yellow flowers, silver leaves

by Lamont Hunt
(Toledo, Ohio USA)

Hello, this is a picture of something growing in our front yard that we like, but are not sure what it is. We are positive that we never personally planted it, but by the time we first actually noticed it this past Spring, it was about the size of an average cereal bowl. This picture was taken about one week ago and as I write this, it is now about 6 feet tall! It has recently produced those pretty yellow flowers at the very top. This is located in Toledo, Ohio, and our front yard is full sun from sunrise to about noon time. It is growing in just regular yard "dirt". Just seemed to show up out of nowhere. Please help. We like this whatever it is, just wish we knew the name. Thank you so much! We really appreciate your time.

yellow flower and hairy pods

by Zoe
(Frederick, MD)

This plant is happily spreading in our partial shade/partial sun back yard in Frederick, Maryland. It has four petals, deeply lobed leaves and hairy seed pods with many small, shiny, black seeds with light, fuzzy caps on their sides.

Yellow flower on plant with dark green leaves

by Alana
(Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada)

Need help in identifying this shrub noticed in mid September in Canadian zone 5b that has pale yellow flowers, approximately 3" in diameter, 8 petals on each flower with dark yellow middle on a shrub/plant with dark green leaves.

1.5 inch yellow flowers, leaves not paired

by David McGuire
(Renton, Washington)

Grows about 6 feet tall. Probably a biennial as some plants are very low growing with no stalk and no flowers. The leaves on these are 6 to 8 inches long. On the flowering ones, the largest leaves are about 5 inches. Blooms July-September. These pictures were taken near the end of blooming season.

Yellow Flowering Perennial Plant

This perennial is growing in a full sun flower garden out in the country in Southeast Minnesota.

yellow unknown perennial

Was in the garden when we moved in. Began to flower approx. 1 month ago, still is doing. Photo's taken mid-June. Is about 3 meters tall and spread about same.
This is in Lincolnshire UK. The ground had not been looked after for a number of years that this plant seems to grow well without any attention it is full sun most of day.
Thanks.

Yellow flower with watermelon?

by Ginger Braun
(Gatesville, TX)

The leaves don't look like watermelon but the fruit does. The flowers are large and yellow. These are growing wild in my field in direct sun. The leaves feel like felt on the top and sandpaper on the underside. The vines are growing in a 30 foot radius of some tree stumps and what appears to be blackberry bushes.

Yellow Spring Flower

by Rusty Yancey
(Washington, Indiana)

Taken April 7, 2011
on the north side of mom's house
doesn't get a lot of sun
these perennials must be pretty old, because they are tall, and droop over quick

bright red leaves in spring yellow flowers

by Mary M.
(Sacramento, CA)

This bush is all over CA, and esp. in Sacramento, where I live. It has green leaves with little yellow flowering most of the time, but during the spring, it's leaves are a bright red. I can't figure out what it is called, though. Please help me to ID it!

yellow bulb-like

by A J Palfi
(Elk Grove, Ca, USA)

Bought a California house that had these already planted. These were planted as bulbs. Separate plants of white, pink/white, reddish-pink/white, purple, yellow. Just started blooming here in northern California near Sacramento in the last week of March and have many buds left. The buds begin in a tight row like a train, then spread in a cluster of 7 to 12, one behind the other, at the tip/end of the stem. As they mature and get bigger and heavier, the stem bows over with the weight and they begin blooming, the one closest to the stem first, with the others below it reducing in size and maturity out to the tip.

Yellow flower, dark green pointed leaves

This plant is growing in Bettendorf, IA on the South side of the house so it gets sun most of the day. Not sure when it blooms, but I believe it flowers most of the Summer. I don't think they get watered except by the rain. My information on them is limited. My father planted them and he has since died. My mother now lives in Ohio and wants the flowers at her home here. Any help you can give me with this will be greatly appreciated!

Pale-yellow petals with variegated, lanceolate leaf

by Carole J Wilson
(Salem OR USA)

This pale-yellow, 6 petal perennial appears during March/April in zone 7 (Mid-Willamette Valley, Salem, Oregon). They've been here since I moved in 37 years ago. The ledge where they grow is mostly shaded, with oak trees and a solid fence immediately to their south. Between the Valley rain and a sprinkler system, there is plenty of year-round moisture. The 'face' of the flower is always facing downward, similar to a snowdrop, the inset photo shows the center. The stem is stiff and narrow. The length varies from 6-8" to nearly 18". Most of the leaves have a subtle variegation in color; however some have brown-colored splotches. The leaves range from about 4 to 8-10". The flowers have spread slowly over the years after an English ivy hedge was removed about 10 years ago. I applaud your expertise and tenacity in identifying flowers. Thank you for taking the time to research my request. I hope you are successful!

bright yellow perennial variegated leaves

by kim dean
(ny)

bright yellow clusters light green leafs with cream color

yellow wildflower in Utah

by Brianne

Found this flower while hiking in the desert of Utah. would love to know what it is! Thank you so much!

A Yellow Lilly, but, what kind?

by Grambo
(Lakewood, Wa)

These little beauties are growing pretty much everywhere in this neglected yard. New owner here, trying to ID stuff. Not easy to give height, as they are so crowded, they are falling all over themselves right now and are very spindly. I have a lot of work to do this fall for sure.

If you know it's name I would appreciate it!! Thanks in advance!

Yellow flower planted around daylilies

by Beverly Alexander
(Wellsboro PA)

very pretty but not sure what this is

yellow flowers, spiny

by Rhett LaRose
(Eden, VT USA)

This plant started growing in the flower bed around our flag pole. It has deeply-lobed leaves simular to a wood poppy, small yellow flowers and the plant is covered with spines.

yellow flower pointy leaves

by Kate
(Grand Blanc, MI)

Plant is in lower Michigan and just beginning to bloom a yellow flower. Flower is surrounded by several small pointy green leaves, the stems have leaves in groups of three. The plant is about 3 to 4 feet tall as an entire plant. Picture is of just one of the stems of the plant. Some of the stems have a burgundy color to them. As of Sept. 5, the flowers haven't bloomed totally yet. Not sure if this was planted or a wildflower.

Yellow flower with large leaves

by Shawn

Growing in East-Central Indiana alongside a honeysuckle vine. Large flower closes at night. Stems have hair-like spines. Plant is 4 feet in height. In partial sun next to a house. Thanks for any help in putting a name to this plant.

yellow flower with green elongated leaves

by Lisa
(Ottertail, MN)

yellow flower
elongated leaves
height of plant 12"
Minnesota
full sun

Spiky tipped leaves, yellow flowers, lime shaped pods/fruit

by Stacy
(Western TN)

I hope you can help with an ID on a plant in the yard at my new house. It has flat dark green leaves with sharp spines on the tips. It has clusters of yellow flowers (that the bees love, as I saw today). And there were a couple of fruits or pods that look a lot like limes... The plant is kind of scary looking, and we have two of them. One growing among other shrubs (5 ft tall and 7ft wide) and one by itself (maybe 3ft tall and wide). We are in a small town in West TN, and the plants get a lot of sun. Thank you for your help!