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#2 Some kind of snapdragon
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Plant number 1 is Butterfly Weed - Asclepias tuberosa, I'm almost sure. Not sure about number 2.

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#1 is definitely some sort of asclepias, not sure of the species, though it does look like A. tuberosa as Jessica said.
 
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Emilie Thomas-Anderson wrote:#1 is definitely some sort of asclepias, not sure of the species, though it does look like A. tuberosa as Jessica said.



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#2 is most likely Linaria vulgarisUSDA Database = Butter and eggs or toadflax.
It's pretty common throughout the states and it is listed as invasive. In the right conditions it can form a monoculture but most times it's just a small group of them.

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#2 does indeed look like Toadflax, but the leaves don't appear to be single and sessile. Could be the photo or variation in the plant though.
 
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Nice catch Mitch. I don't think this is toadflax because it doesn't have sessile leaves and the flowers do not appear to be spurred. It's difficult to tell from the pictures though. All of the ID books I have are for the Rockies and a quick glance through a few of them didn't bring up anything resembling mystery plant #2. A location would be helpful. It does look a lot like snapdragons sold in nurseries. Maybe an escapee?

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Kai Duby wrote:Nice catch Mitch. I don't think this is toadflax because it doesn't have sessile leaves and the flowers do not appear to be spurred. It's difficult to tell from the pictures though. All of the ID books I have are for the Rockies and a quick glance through a few of them didn't bring up anything resembling mystery plant #2. A location would be helpful. It does look a lot like snapdragons sold in nurseries. Maybe an escapee? [

I think it is definitely a snapdragon of some sort. Here is a pic of some new snapdragon (tall-deluxe from bakers creek) flowers that have just started blooming for me. I am also about to get some purple ones.

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as opposed to this picture (not mine) of toadflax
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I didn't plant any seeds for the pic I was trying to ID. That pic was from my farm, 45 minutes away from my house. I'd say it's just an escapee Snapdragon of some sort. Fine by me, better than toadflax!
 
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