A small tree in South Alabama woods has spade-shaped green leaves and green berries. Without a clear photo of leaves, bark, and fruit, accurate identification is impossible.
Trees with spade-shaped leaves in the region include red mulberry, sassafras, or certain hollies—but berry color and arrangement are key differentiators.
Night-Blooming Cereus: The Grandmother's Heirloom
Hindu Rope Plant (Hoya carnosa 'Compacta') Care: Bright Light, Dry Cycles
Identifying 30-Year Corn Plant (Dracaena 'Janet Craig')
Mystery Houseplant: Leaves Turning Green After Repotting
Identifying Hardy Ice Plant (Delosperma cooperi)
Mystery Houseplant Identified: Likely a Hoya (Wax Plant)
Citrus Leaf Damage: Identifying and Treating Sawfly Larvae vs. Slugs
Hawthorn Leaf Galls: Mite-Caused Cosmetic Bumps
Mystery Giant Caterpillars on Sidewalk Near Trees
Identifying a Sentimental Cereus tetragonus "Fairy Castle"
Rescued Rootless Orchid Identified as Evergreen Dendrobium: Care and Fertilizer
Tulip Tree Branch Dieback: Water and Mulch for Recovery
Pruning Young Empress Trees: Managing Suckers for Strong Structure
Copyright © www.100flowers.win Botanic Garden All Rights Reserved