4. Week Four Plants

What is this?

• Aucuba japonica – “Japanese aucuba”

• Illicium parviflorum – “anise or small anise tree”

• Osmanthus x fortunei – “fortune’s osmanthus”

• Rhaphiolepis umbellata – “Indian hawthorn or rhaphiolepis”

What is this?

• Illicium parviflorum – “anise or small anise tree”

• Aucuba japonica – “Japanese aucuba”

• Rhaphiolepis umbellata – “Indian hawthorn or rhaphiolepis”

• Aucuba japonica – “Japanese aucuba”

What is this?

• Bagworm

• Liquidambar styraciflua – “sweetgum”

• Metasequoia glyptostroboides – “dawn redwood”

• Cryptomeria japonica – “Japanese cedar” or “cryptomeria”

What is this?

• Cryptomeria japonica – “Japanese cedar” or “cryptomeria”

• Liquidambar styraciflua – “sweetgum”

• Acer palmatum – “Japanese maple”

• Juniperus conferta ‘Blue Pacific’ – “blue Pacific shore juniper”

What is this?

• Metasequoia glyptostroboides – “dawn redwood”

• Liquidambar styraciflua – “sweetgum”

• Betula nigra – “river birch”

• Illicium parviflorum – “anise or small anise tree”

What is this?

• Osmanthus x fortunei – “fortune’s osmanthus”

• Ilex crenata ‘Soft Touch’ – “soft touch Japanese holly”

• Aucuba japonica – “Japanese aucuba”

• Acer palmatum – “Japanese maple”

What is this?

• Acer palmatum – “Japanese maple”

• Betula nigra – “river birch”

• Aucuba japonica – “Japanese aucuba”

• Illicium parviflorum – “anise or small anise tree”

What is this?

• Liriope spp.– “lilyturf” and “creeping lilyturf”

• Athyrium nipponicum var. pictum – “Japanese painted fern”

• Ophiopogon japonicus – “mondo grass”

• Juniperus conferta ‘Blue Pacific’ – “blue Pacific shore juniper”

What is this?

• Ophiopogon japonicus – “mondo grass”

• Liriope spp.– “lilyturf” and “creeping lilyturf”

• Rhaphiolepis umbellata – “Indian hawthorn or rhaphiolepis”

• Ilex crenata ‘Soft Touch’ – “soft touch Japanese holly”

What is this?

• Athyrium nipponicum var. pictum – “Japanese painted fern”

• Aucuba japonica – “Japanese aucuba”

• Ilex crenata ‘Soft Touch’ – “soft touch Japanese holly”

• Cryptomeria japonica – “Japanese cedar” or “cryptomeria”