caswhite's Identifications

Opposite leaves. Orange glands under the leaves. Slightly hairy branches. Apex of the leaf is curved onwards with a small sharp tip.

Leaves did not come to a point

English ivy that appears to have fallen off of this tree. Field next door is full of it.

Serrated, slightly pinnatifid leaflets.

opposite, decussate, leathery leaves, glaucous underside, ground growth, entire margins

Alternate leaves, cordate leaf base, crenate leaf margins. Dont remember a defined pubescence, so might not be drummond's ( smooth aster?)

Parallel venation, fan shaped, shrub, evergreen

Sharp spines located on stem, succulent, middle spine longer than the rest

Axillary bud, glaborous, reddish brown stem, serrated margin, pinnate

bright white stripe, opposite leaves, red stem, small vine

Looks like Virginia creeper but with seven leaves.

Thick, dark green, shiny leaves with entire margins, glabrous and alternate

Thick, dark green, shiny leaves with entire margins, glabrous and alternate

alternate, smooth on top and below, neatly serrated and neat venation, axillary buds

Alternate, leathery and firm leaves, sharp teeth on margins

Alternate, leathery and firm leaves, sharp teeth on margins

Alternate big leaves, hairy underside, red petioles, large buds

hairy upper surface, fan-shaped with rounded edges

evergreen, wavy leaves, simple alternate leaves with smooth margins

Appears to be eastern sycamore