Guess what plant I am!

[Tess]

Hint: my berries and leaves are edible.

 

[Logan]

How big is the plant?

 

[Tess]

Usually they are about 2 to 3 feet tall and very bushy! The plant name starts with a k

 

[Jewell]

knick knick plant? Wintergreen plants look similar also.

 

[Tess]

Yes Jewell! You are correct! It is kinnikinnick!

 

[Jewell]

Boy oh boy, did I ever misspell it though

 

[Tess]

What plant is this? I have some guesses, but I'm unsure.

 

[Logan]

Can't tell from the pic.

 

[Tess]

I'll try and get a close up soon and repost. I saw this plant on my walk yesterday!

 

[Tetters]

My gut reaction was ''Diascia'' - it just reminded me of the lovely orange flowered one I have in my 'low growers' section, although it is impossible from the photo. What was your guess @Tess (poetic or what!)

 

[Tess]

My gut reaction was ''Diascia'' - it just reminded me of the lovely orange flowered one I have in my 'low growers' section, although it is impossible from the photo. What was your guess @Tess (poetic or what!)

I was thinking maybe Shrubby scorpion-vetch or Mediterranean crownvetch or something in the Petty Spurge family? I can't wait to go take a close up!

 

[Tetters]

Well the spurge is in Euphorbiaceae, and the vetches are 'peas' or Fabaceae.... I`m looking forward to a nice clear photo too.
Was this growing wild or in a garden?

 

[Tess]

Well the spurge is in Euphorbiaceae, and the vetches are 'peas' or Fabaceae.... I`m looking forward to a nice clear photo too.
Was this growing wild or in a garden?

It was by the sidewalk in town.

 

[Tess]

Well the spurge is in Euphorbiaceae, and the vetches are 'peas' or Fabaceae.... I`m looking forward to a nice clear photo too.
Was this growing wild or in a garden?

I got some better photos today. I thought at first it was one plant, but I think it might be two!
What do you guys think this is!?

 

[Tetters]

Could those be species of Rhamnus? I think they are in the Buckthorn group ? Native more to your neck of the woods than mine ??