May I have some help identifying plants? (growing, magnolia, trees)

[StarryEyedSurprise]

I'm trying to map out the plants and trees on my property, and took a few pictures of them now that they are flowering. If anyone could help me figure out what I am looking at, I'd be quite grateful!


Plant 1:


Plant 2:


Plant 3:


Plant 4:


Tree 1:


Tree 2:

[mamh]

Hello
the first two are camellias, they come in lots of colors and bloom this time of the year..
hope some one else can help you with the others..

[Art123]

Originally Posted by StarryEyedSurprise

I'm trying to map out the plants and trees on my property, and took a few pictures of them now that they are flowering. If anyone could help me figure out what I am looking at, I'd be quite grateful!

Plant 1: Camellia japonica (you can take a bloom to a nursery right now and possibly match it with the exact cultivar)


Plant 2:Camellia japonica (you can take a bloom to a nursery right now and possibly match it with the exact cultivar)


Plant 3: Redbud


Plant 4: Red tip Photinia


Tree 1: Star Magnolia


Tree 2: bradford pear

[StarryEyedSurprise]

Thanks!

Art, I have (what I think is) star magnolia growing on a trellis, they are super tiny little flowers, right? The picture there doesn't give great perspective - the blooms are at least the size of my husband's hand. Could it be the same thing?

[azoria]

Originally Posted by Art123

Plant 1: Camellia japonica (you can take a bloom to a nursery right now and possibly match it with the exact cultivar)


Plant 2:Camellia japonica (you can take a bloom to a nursery right now and possibly match it with the exact cultivar)


Plant 3: Redbud


Plant 4: Red tip Photinia


Tree 1: Star Magnolia


Tree 2: bradford pear

Ding ding ding, it's Art123 for the win!
Good eye. Well done.

[Art123]

Originally Posted by StarryEyedSurprise

Thanks!

Art, I have (what I think is) star magnolia growing on a trellis, they are super tiny little flowers, right? The picture there doesn't give great perspective - the blooms are at least the size of my husband's hand. Could it be the same thing?

I'm not incredibly familiar with all the star magnolia's, but the blooms I see are typically 3-5" or so. Saucer Magnolia's can have really big blooms and are blooming right now here in Greenville.

[Art123]

Originally Posted by azoria

Ding ding ding, it's Art123 for the win!
Good eye. Well done.

Thanks!

[LilyLady]

These plants grew out in my front yard last year. They've bloomed again this year, but there are a few more of them. Can anyone tell me what they are? Thanks.

Plant #1




Plant #2

[Hollytree]

wood hyacinth

they are planted as a bulb in Fall

[LilyLady]

Thank you for such a quick response! They're so pretty to look at, there are more of them this year than last year and I'm SO GLAD they're not weeds.