Even my hens have added color into the mix- the middle eggs are from my Americaunas. We've debated- are they green? Blue? Grey?
Native violet, planted years ago, coming back despite construction and neglect..
Tentative leaves from a pomegranate
Stubborn native seed packet successes : standing cypress and goldenrod, bigger and stronger in their second year (standing cypress is a biennial so I expect red flowers this year).
Coral honeysuckle getting ready to burst in orange/red..
I'm loving euphorbia plants- the top for it's chartreuse vividness, the one on the right hand side of the second picture for it's coral reef shape and red colors at the top.
Finally a nondescript mystery tree growing in the back. It's small (smaller than a redbud) and doesn't do much, but it provides a bit of green and shade and height so I've left it alone. No fruit or berries that I've noted. I'll look it up some day when I learn the terminology (leaf shape, bark, etc)..
Take this with a large dose of salt - I stink at plant ID in general and I'm especially weak with trees but I think you might have a Cherry Laurel shown in the last two photos. If you took a branch end to a nursery the folks there could probably ID it for you. Birds will eat the dried "fruit" and pollinators love the flowers. It is evergreen and makes a nice screen between homes. Nice!
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