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Plants seen in/near Richmond, Virginia

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Shrub with feathery, whispy branches that hang like a willow tree and are dull-white in color. — I have a lot of pictures of this plant because I think it's pretty (it's really wispy, kind of like a willow tree) but I have not been able to identify it yet.

Coniferous tree in cemetery sits under a blue sky. — There are a bunch of these trees in the cemetery by my house and I really love them but don't know if they are Juniper or some type of Cedar tree. Maybe it's both and I just can't tell them apart. They have pretty blue berries that grow on the branches.

Medium sized pine tree, with leaves turning orange/brown. — Some type of coniferous tree (probably pine) that has soft, delicate needles and turns rusty orange in the fall.

Singular yellow flower in a wooded area.

Tree with tear-shaped green leaves and bright red and white berries. — Quite a few of these at Pony Pasture.

Medium sized tree shot from below with white flowers. — Some type of tree with really pretty white flowers.

Tall plant with extremely large thorns and small green leaves. — The thorns on this plant are gnarly.

Bright pink flowers with long, thin stems hang over the side of a tall planter.

Tall pink flowers planted in a garden next to the street. — It's possible this is Snap Dragon but I'm not 100% sure.

Small, tropical-looking bright-red and orange flower with a cluster of red berries, as well.

Soft pink/white flowers with yellow centers.

Short, white flower with yellow center.

Tree with large, feathery leaves grows in front of a front porch. — This might be a silk/mimosa tree.

Small, white daisy-like flowers.

Tree with large, twisted branch-like vines wrapped around it.

Tree branches with small, tear shaped leaves that fade from red to yellow to green.

Tree branches with small, yellow leaves and dull green bulbs on branches.

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Shrub with feathery, whispy branches that hang like a willow tree and are dull-white in color.

I have a lot of pictures of this plant because I think it's pretty (it's really wispy, kind of like a willow tree) but I have not been able to identify it yet.

2.

Coniferous tree in cemetery sits under a blue sky.

There are a bunch of these trees in the cemetery by my house and I really love them but don't know if they are Juniper or some type of Cedar tree. Maybe it's both and I just can't tell them apart. They have pretty blue berries that grow on the branches.

3.

Medium sized pine tree, with leaves turning orange/brown.

Some type of coniferous tree (probably pine) that has soft, delicate needles and turns rusty orange in the fall.

4.

Singular yellow flower in a wooded area.

5.

Tree with tear-shaped green leaves and bright red and white berries.

Quite a few of these at Pony Pasture.

6.

Medium sized tree shot from below with white flowers.

Some type of tree with really pretty white flowers.

7.

Tall plant with extremely large thorns and small green leaves.

The thorns on this plant are gnarly.

8.

Bright pink flowers with long, thin stems hang over the side of a tall planter.

9.

Tall pink flowers planted in a garden next to the street.

It's possible this is Snap Dragon but I'm not 100% sure.

10.

Small, tropical-looking bright-red and orange flowers.

11.

Soft pink/white flowers with yellow centers.

12.

Short, white flower with yellow center.

13.

Tree with large, feathery leaves grows in front of a front porch.

This might be a silk/mimosa tree.

14.

Small, white daisy-like flowers.

15.

Tree with large, twisted branch-like vines wrapped around it.

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Tree branches with small, tear shaped leaves that fade from red to yellow to green.

17.

Tree branches with small, yellow leaves and dull green bulbs on branches.

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