i.d. mystery plant? web page and better (hopefully) pictures
 

http://home.comcast.net/~sterhill/plant/plant.html

has some close ups with a ruler and a better pix of the whole plant - I
took it out to the porch... which is a good thing as I was photographing
it, I noticed some tiny webs on the main thorns and will give it a good
spray today.

No one has ever been able to identify this plant so I am hopeful I will
get an answer - I'll be happy to take more pictures...

TIA,
Sterling

Sterling wrote:
http://home.comcast.net/~sterhill/plant/plant.html

has some close ups with a ruler and a better pix of the whole plant - I
took it out to the porch... which is a good thing as I was photographing
it, I noticed some tiny webs on the main thorns and will give it a good
spray today.

No one has ever been able to identify this plant so I am hopeful I will
get an answer - I'll be happy to take more pictures...

TIA,
Sterling

Sterling,
With those thorns, I think that your plant is a species of Acacia.
There are many species, and some have flattened leaf stalks called
phyllodes, rather than pinnate leaves. Maybe someone can give you a
species.
Emilie
NorCal

It looks like something like my Bamboo.

W. Kirk Crawford
Rochester Hills, Michigan

Oh really, Kirk?

Which Bamboo do you have that looks like an Asparagus?


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It looks like something like my Bamboo.

W. Kirk Crawford
Rochester Hills, Michigan