Identify plant please
Shrub 6ft+ grey-green lanceolate leaves with bright yellow berries growing
ON the stem. -- Jim Tyneside UK |
Janet Baraclough wrote in
: The message from Jim Scott contains these words: Shrub 6ft+ grey-green lanceolate leaves with bright yellow berries growing ON the stem. Golden pyracantha? What size of leaves, what location, and did you see the flowers? Janet Leaves 10-15 cm x 1 cm almost willow-like in rosettes; green front, grey backs. The berries 5mm+ diameter are lemon yellow and cover the bark on the stems as if they are growing from the bark itself (and masses of them) I stumbled on these bushed today (flowers long gone) on the banks of the Tyne. I suspect they are planted rather than native in situ. Bark shiny red-brown up to 1" or more diameter. -- Jim Tyneside - North East of England To email me directly omit the X from my address |
rhamnus?
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On 25 Sep 2005 06:44:28 -0700, pammyT wrote:
rhamnus? No. Skinny willow-like leaves. No thorns. Smooth, shiny bark. VERY YELLOW berries stuck to bark. -- Jim Tyneside UK |
In message , Jim Scott
writes On 25 Sep 2005 06:44:28 -0700, pammyT wrote: rhamnus? No. Skinny willow-like leaves. No thorns. Smooth, shiny bark. VERY YELLOW berries stuck to bark. I thought possibly Sea Buckthorn (Hippothae), but I thought that the berries of this were pale yellow. -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 18:16:14 +0100, Stewart Robert Hinsley wrote:
Hippothae You nearly got it Hippophae: http://www.primalseeds.org/hippophae.htm and here http://www.hort.net/gallery/view/ela/hiprh/ -- Jim Tyneside UK |
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