It s a click away!! Plant Identification !! If you know a lot of flowers, please come in!!

I'll tell you upside down.,The last one Baohua magnolia.,Down the yellow is the famous spring flower.,Next is the dogtail grass that's frozen with ice shell.,Down is the red leaf peach.,Then there's the peach blossom.,The second positive number is in our yard.,I can't remember.,I went downstairs and asked.,The first positive number should be cherry blossoms.。

8 water peanuts, that is, the one with shrimp, 9 clover, 10 clover, 11 the little blue flower is not known for the time being, but it is quite a common small wildflower, 12 down the tree that has a privet tree in it, 13 and then a clump of clover, 14 down this one looks like a peach tree, 15 skip the path of this one.

16, down is a cherry tree (it should be), 17 skip the turtle this one, 18 willow tree, 19 there is a bird This one is a kind of magnolia, 20 The following one can't be seen, but look at the following one is said to be a worm Ma Lu, 21 The following one is not recognized, but look at the bottom and say that it is boxwood, 22 a red single-petaled moon season, 23 This one does not know, like osmanthus, it is the one with a clump, 24 down is a bee picking pear flowers, look at the bottom of the eye, it must be right.

Pick up pear blossoms, 25 I remember more of this one on the side of the Hetao, 26 creeper, 27 cypress, 28 a kind of grass, 29 I really don't know this one like a spider's web, 30 peanuts, 31 axle grass, 32 down This one should be a kind of vine, our school also has it, it seems to be wisteria, 33 ferns, kidney ferns!

34 wolf, 35 wild strawberry, 36 empty spider, 37 this pile of grass below is not known, 38 this white flower is a kind of iris, 39 down is a purple iris, 40 yellow like dandelion is very common, but I don't know what the name is, 41 purple florets do not know, 42 sometimes yellow flowers of this one, 43 this one can't be seen, 44 a big pine tree, 45 this one looks like a wild lettuce, 46 wolf, 47 this weed does not know, 48 I don't know what the name of the green plant with red leaves is, 49 pink peach, 50 pink peach, 51 yellow plum blossom, 52 a bird, 53 two birds on the dead tree, 54 red maple, 55 this big dead tree can't be seen, a kind of red leaf plum, 56 this one we have in the park, but I don't know what the name is, 57 gardenia should be, 58 I don't know what the name is, 59 a bunch of trees, there are podocarpus, 60 on the dry ground should be privet, 61 under the foundation is a dwarf cypress, 62 blank, 63 plum blossoms, 64 triangular maple, 65 toon, 66 red leaf plum and bird, 67 red leaf plum and bird, 68 ibid., 69 plum blossom, 69 paulownia and bird, 70 purple bean a Chinese medicine raised but do not know what the name is, 71 reed flower, 72 reed flower, 73 is the withered appearance of the little yellow flower above, 74 lychee seedlings, 75 this one can't be seen, 76 white bean does not know, 77 ibid., 78 ditto, 79 yellowing peach tree leaves, 80 ditto, 81 willow branches, 82 cedar, 83 A big palm tree, it's over!

Let's hope the sorting is correct!

1. Safflower wood.

2. Bauhinia. 3. Peach.

4. Peach. 5. Dog tail grass.

6. Yunnan Huangxin.

7. Magnolia.

8. Hollow lotus seed grass.

9. Lobster. 10. Sorrel.

11. Persian Mother-in-law.

12. Camphor, safflower, safflower sorrel.

13. Safflower sorrel, wild stork.

14. Japanese evening cherry blossoms.

15. Firethorn bush belt (the green one).

16, Japanese evening cherry blossoms (the appearance of flowers).

17. Residual lotus (and a small turtle).

18. Willow tree, red leaf plum (purple leaf plum).

19. Lotus magnolia.

20, Ma Lu.

21. Tortoiseshell holly.

22. Allium orchid.

23. Moon quarter.

24, Haitong.

25. Spring cuckoo (white flower).

26. Osmanthus and castor.

27. Creeper.

28, juniper.

29. Tall fescue.

30, mountain bitter horsetail.

31. Alfalfa.

32. Alfalfa.

33. I don't know.

34. Pt. glabra.

35. Pt. glabrador.

36. Ramie.

37. Snakeberry.

38. a plant.

39. Wild carrots.

40. Iris.

41. Iris.

42. Bitter endive.

43. Blood-invigorating pill.

44. Bitter endive.

45, spring cuckoo.

46. Cedar.

47, dandelion.

48. Construct a tree.

49, a year of canopy.

50. Safflower sandalwood.

51. Safflower wood.

52, plum blossoms.

53, plum blossoms.

54, wax plum.

55. Tree stems of maple species.

56. Two birds (I don't know what birds).

57. Acer chinensis.

58, Du Ying, cedar, crape myrtle.

59, Du Ying.

60. Thornless medlar.

61. Smile.

62, cuckoo.

63. The highest is camphor.

64. Osmanthus and cedar.

65, paving cypress.

66. Yunnan Huangxin, firethorn (long red fruit).

67, wax plum.

68. Sweetgum.

69. Soapberry.

I don't know what birds.

73, wax plum.

74, paulownia.

75, Tianbaozi.

76. Reeds.

77. On the far left, a Canadian goldenrod and reed.

78. Asteraceae plants.

79, camphor seedlings.

80. Acer chinensis.

81. Fruit of black tree.

82. Fruit of the black tree.

83, black tree, osmanthus below.

84. Japanese evening cherry blossoms (leaves).

85. Japanese evening cherry blossoms (leaves).

86, willow.

87. Masson pine.

88. Palm.

It's a lot, you can check it out, except for one that I don't know, the others are all good to answer.

Where did you shoot the **???

There are a lot of unnumbered **, know some of them (not exactly in order) Bauhinia, bitter horsetail, mother-in-law, dogtail grass, white magnolia, (that little reptile seems to be called: Ma Lu), Yueji, sea tung, castor, creeper, axle grass, Guanzhong, ramie, snakeberry, wild carrot, shoot dry, Chinese small bitter horsetail, ground silkworm, rhododendron, lettuce seedlings, tree tree, flying canopy, safflower sandalwood, yellow wax plum, red maple, black tree, masson pine.

The landlord took a good shot, and this school is quite magnanimous.

You're trying to exhaust me! So much! + In order to score I continue to watch!! Wow grass! It's 12 o'clock! Sleep! I'm exhausted......

I can recognize it in general

This is the Chinese ivy of the pentaceae family, the scientific name is hedera nepalensis

It is a perennial evergreen woody vine. Climbing growth, the stem can reach more than 20 meters, it has epiphytic roots on it, and scales on the shoots. The umbel-shaped inflorescence is born at the tip of the branch, the flower color is pale greenish-white, fragrant, and the flowering period is 9-11 months.

The fruit is spherical, ripens in April and May of the following year, and is red or yellow when ripe. It prefers warm, humid environments and is slightly cold-tolerant. It does not have high requirements for soil, but prefers fertile and loose soil.

<> cranberry beans, also known as sword beans, sword beans.

Annual herb, stems creeping, compound leaves, 3 leaflets, flower shafts drawn from leaf axils, several large butterfly-shaped flowers bloom on it, and the flowers are purple-red. Bears large, flattened pods, 25 30 cm long and about 3 5 cm wide. The seeds are large with 10 to 14 seeds, kidney-shaped, red or brown.