Any ides on what this might be?

monkey skipper said:

Any ides on what this might be?

Cork passionflower maybe

was the best i could see on

https://identify.plantnet.org/

from that site

https://identify.plantnet.org/the-plant-list/species/Passiflora%20suberosa%20L./data

monkey skipper said:

Any ides on what this might be?

Quite possibly a wild Monkey Skipper.

Trevtaowillgetyounowhere said:

monkey skipper said:

Any ides on what this might be?

Cork passionflower maybe

was the best i could see on

https://identify.plantnet.org/

thanks that was quick

monkey skipper said:

Trevtaowillgetyounowhere said:

monkey skipper said:

Any ides on what this might be?

Cork passionflower maybe

was the best i could see on

https://identify.plantnet.org/

thanks that was quick

np

I love that website. very useful

Trev is on it

dv said:

Trev is on it

to be fair all I did was drop and drag a picture…

Trevtaowillgetyounowhere said:

dv said:

Trev is on it

to be fair all I did was drop and drag a picture…

but done with aplomb.

It is an invasive environmental weed.

roughbarked said:

It is an invasive environmental weed.

Surely that would depend where it is growing.

Is this lilly pilly? Dogs go nuts over it, chewing and sniffing it.

dv said:

Is this lilly pilly? Dogs go nuts over it, chewing and sniffing it.

Makes nice icecream .

dv said:

Is this lilly pilly? Dogs go nuts over it, chewing and sniffing it.

Tamb said:

dv said:

Is this lilly pilly? Dogs go nuts over it, chewing and sniffing it.

Makes nice icecream .

So this is lilly pilly?

dv said:

Tamb said:

dv said:

Is this lilly pilly? Dogs go nuts over it, chewing and sniffing it.

Makes nice icecream .

So this is lilly pilly?

It looks very like it.
See Emerald Creek Ice-creamery.

dv said:

Tamb said:

dv said:

Is this lilly pilly? Dogs go nuts over it, chewing and sniffing it.

Makes nice icecream .

So this is lilly pilly?

Have you seen any fruit on it? If so, are they like the fruit on the photo that roughbarked posted?

Hard to say without flowers or fruit.
I would think from this picture that the leaves aren’t quite right for the lilly pillies I have seen, just a bit too much texture in them. But I don’t know all the lilly pillies and there may be a reason why these leaves have this texture (deficiency, damage from wind or drought etc).
Dogs going mad for it is an interesting identification fact. Nice observation.

ruby said:

Hard to say without flowers or fruit.
I would think from this picture that the leaves aren’t quite right for the lilly pillies I have seen, just a bit too much texture in them. But I don’t know all the lilly pillies and there may be a reason why these leaves have this texture (deficiency, damage from wind or drought etc).
Dogs going mad for it is an interesting identification fact. Nice observation.

Might be the local piddling message post. Dogs are most interested in other dogs and especially foxes.

PermeateFree said:

ruby said:

Hard to say without flowers or fruit.
I would think from this picture that the leaves aren’t quite right for the lilly pillies I have seen, just a bit too much texture in them. But I don’t know all the lilly pillies and there may be a reason why these leaves have this texture (deficiency, damage from wind or drought etc).
Dogs going mad for it is an interesting identification fact. Nice observation.

Might be the local piddling message post. Dogs are most interested in other dogs and especially foxes.

My dog prefers her walks to be sniffaris, she loves stopping a lot to see who has left an odour message.