Herbwormwood

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Hi,
I am trying to get some IDs for plants I have photographed and put on
my website, I still have one unidentified from a hedge in County
Durham, if anyone has good eyesight I would be really pleased if you
could have a look at the green berries and say what they are, either
here or on the guestbook. I am really sorry the photo is so small but I
could not adjust it properly.
If anyone here is the person who confirmed my Tansy ID, thanks for
that.

http://members.lycos.co.uk/herbwormw...ry.plants.html

Thank you so much and season's greetings to you all!
Herb.

Peter Alaca

Herbwormwood wrote:
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> Hi,
> I am trying to get some IDs for plants I have photographed and put on
> my website, I still have one unidentified from a hedge in County
> Durham, if anyone has good eyesight I would be really pleased if you
> could have a look at the green berries and say what they are, either
> here or on the guestbook. I am really sorry the photo is so small but
> I could not adjust it properly.
> If anyone here is the person who confirmed my Tansy ID, thanks for
> that.
>
> http://members.lycos.co.uk/herbwormw...ry.plants.html
>
> Thank you so much and season's greetings to you all!
> Herb.

If the shiny leaves belong to the same plant
I don't know what it is, but the berries look like
Bryony, and in that case the partly withered leaf
at the top prabably belongs to it.

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ned

"Peter Alaca" <P.Alaca@6125.nn> wrote in message
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> Herbwormwood wrote:
> 1135355055.883459.265040@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups. com,
>
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> >
> > Hi,
> > I am trying to get some IDs for plants I have photographed and put
on
> > my website, I still have one unidentified from a hedge in County
> > Durham, if anyone has good eyesight I would be really pleased if
you
> > could have a look at the green berries and say what they are,
either
> > here or on the guestbook. I am really sorry the photo is so small
but
> > I could not adjust it properly.
> > If anyone here is the person who confirmed my Tansy ID, thanks
for
> > that.
> >
> > http://members.lycos.co.uk/herbwormw...ry.plants.html
> >
> > Thank you so much and season's greetings to you all!
> > Herb.
>
> If the shiny leaves belong to the same plant
> I don't know what it is, but the berries look like
> Bryony, and in that case the partly withered leaf
> at the top prabably belongs to it.

I would suggest that the shiny heart shaped leaves are that of Black
Bryony, Tamus communis. This often has berries of different colours as
they mature from green through yellow to red on great long stems.

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ned

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last update 12.12.2005

Peter Alaca

ned wrote: 413300F1dd1lqU1@individual.net,

> "Peter Alaca" <P.Alaca@6125.nn> wrote in message
> news:43ac4728$0$6836$dbd49001@news.wanadoo.nl...
>> Herbwormwood wrote:
>> 1135355055.883459.265040@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups. com,
>>
>>> X-No-Archive
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>> I am trying to get some IDs for plants I have photographed and put
>>> on my website, I still have one unidentified from a hedge in County
>>> Durham, if anyone has good eyesight I would be really pleased if you
>>> could have a look at the green berries and say what they are, either
>>> here or on the guestbook. I am really sorry the photo is so small
>>> but I could not adjust it properly.
>>> If anyone here is the person who confirmed my Tansy ID, thanks for
>>> that.
>>>
>>> http://members.lycos.co.uk/herbwormw...ry.plants.html
>>>
>>> Thank you so much and season's greetings to you all!
>>> Herb.
>>
>> If the shiny leaves belong to the same plant
>> I don't know what it is, but the berries look like
>> Bryony, and in that case the partly withered leaf
>> at the top probably belongs to it.
>
> I would suggest that the shiny heart shaped leaves are that of Black
> Bryony, Tamus communis. This often has berries of different colours as
> they mature from green through yellow to red on great long stems.

I think that fits well with the leaves and the clustered berries.

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Herbwormwood

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Thanks for that. I have updated the site with the ID.