005 Mallow of some kind |
005 Malva Spp |
005 A variety of Malva, but which one? |
005 Found in McMinnville, OR garden |
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006 (Wild) Found in my yard. 3% grade, dry, well drained arid, alkaline soil, full sun. |
006 Set seed in about April/May. |
006 Not a tall grass - about 6-8 inches. |
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007 This series of pictures were all taken March 15, 2005 as I was returning from a trip to Medford, Oregon. |
007 This tree was alongside Highway 140 just as you come out of the mountains onto the flat area running alongside Upper Klamath Lake. |
007 I thought the catkins were some kinda cool. Someday, when I can afford the gas, I'll go back later in the year and get follow up photos. |
007 Soil is alkaline and moist giving the tree "wet feet but dry ankles." |
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009 (Wild) Found in my yard. 3% grade, dry, well drained arid soil, full sun. |
009 These photographs were taken April 18. This is a Bromus. |