posted 10 years ago
#1 looks like it might be hazelnut, which is native to the area, but it's a little hard to tell in this photo.
#2 looks like black walnut, which has golf-ball sized nuts which have a husk that is yellow on the tree, fall when ripe, and turn brownish-black
#3 is hard to tell from the photo, but maybe coffeeberry (Rhamnus californica)?
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Description: Brown nut looking thing is hard as a rock, untie one still attached to branch. From a shrub sized plant.")
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Description: Acacia... Somthing. Has golf ball sized fruits/nuts.")
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Description: Taken from shrub sized plant.")
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Description: Shrub sized plant, looked quite exotic for my zone. Really lanky and multi colored stems.")
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Description: Shrub sized plant, found growing right in/on the side of a river.")
