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Forum: Plant and Tree IdentificationReplies: 4, Views: 64
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samss

November 10, 2009
11:46 PM

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Would someone please ID this bushy plant for me. It grows in a small grove, deep in a "woodsy holler" near my home in N MS. In summer, the leaves are a bright green and as the pic will show, they are now turning a bright yellow. The bush only measures 6-8' in ht. and seems to thrive in the most shaded parts of the hollow. The leaves are 10 - 12" in lgth as you may be able to tell.
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samss

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altagardener
Calgary, AB
(Zone 3b)

November 11, 2009
12:09 AM

Post #7262158

A wild guess from a northerner, but try comparing to pawpaw, Asimina spp..

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samss

November 11, 2009
07:41 PM

Post #7265053

I've viewed several pages of "Asima" and found no resemblance to the leaves I photographed. Several varieties of the plant are identified but they do not resemble myleaves either.
Thanks
plantladylin
East Central, FL
(Zone 9b)

November 11, 2009
08:15 PM

Post #7265195

hmm ... and I too thought it resembled A. triloba:

http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/159640/

http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/202670/

More information and photo's: http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/37/

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samss

November 11, 2009
08:28 PM

Post #7265246

Thanks, the A Triloba seems to be my plant --- tho they haven't borne fruit in at least fifteen years they are thriving as a plant. I wonder if there is some way of stimulating them to produce. I've never noticed blooms in the fifteen years we've been here and would love to have them bear.
S Sayger
Hernando, MS

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